danielhenrythomas

Truly excellent, easy to use, intuitive, powerful !!!

Hi,

I am having the exact same problem, after installing ‘Formidable Restaurant’ theme the system keeps on nagging me about ‘This theme recommends the following plugin: Corpo Toolkit’, only to encounter the following error message:
“Download failed. A valid URL was not provided.”

Does anyone know where else may this plugin be downloaded?

Thanks!

Daniel

Hello Stefan,

WOW !!!

Thank you immensely for your help !!!

I was aware that there might be some trouble with me attempting to start my own Theme from scratch, but I was also looking forward to learn new things that would help me greatly in future developments…

It happened exactly as you had imagined, effectively I didn’t have the <?php wp_header(); ?> and the <?php wp_footer(); ?> pieces of code, which in my ignorance I thought weren’t truly important… but now with your help I’ve learned that these are action hooks which must be present, as they provide access to libraries and are used by plugins, like yours.

After adding this action hooks to the header.php and footer.php templates, your plugin now works perfectly with my extremely simple Theme made from scratch…

By the way, I encourage people to start their own themes from scratch as well… it feels good to enter the WP Theme Editor and find ONLY templates which you are actually using, and sometimes it’s even faster to do it yourself than to plunge within some strange complex Theme trying to force it into your design expectations…

Again, Mr. Boonstra, thank you again for your help and basic WP Theme Education, this is a topic resolved !!!

Greetings from Costa Rica !!!

Hello Mr. Boonstra,

Just to experiment, I changed the theme and as a result your plugin displayed beautifully.

I became a little tired of “Suffusion” and these other WP Themes which are obscure and get updated so very often… so for this one development, I decided to create a Theme from scratch, including nothing but the most essential code…

But now, after my experiment, it is clear that the problem lies within my primitive lacking Theme, and

NOT in your plugin

, which

works perfectly

(I will immediately change my evaluation from “Broken” to “Works”)…

Please share your opinion, Mr. Boonstra: what would I need to add to my Theme so that your plugin will work as in other themes? I’m wondering if maybe the JQuery library might be missing, or something of the sort?

Thank you !

Daniel

Hello Mr. Boonstra,

Again I reinstalled your plugin, and inserted its code in a post, which you can see here: https://gallimore-aguirre.panama.vg/portafolio/bufete/

The WP code of this page is the following:

<table width="100%" border="2">
<tbody>
<tr>
<td>
here goes the slideshow code:
[slideshow_deploy id='179']
</td>
<td>
here goes some info about the images
(aftwards the table will have no border)
</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
<br class="yanny" /><br class="yanny" />
[gallery]
<br class="yanny" /><br class="yanny" />

As you can see, the code [slideshow_deploy id='179'] is indeed present immediately after it says “here goes the slideshow code:”, but in the resulting page there appears nothing at all.

Can you please advise?
Thank you !!!

Greetings from Costa Rica !!!

Hello Mr. Boonstra,

Thanks for your very quick response !!!

I uninstalled your plugin, and then installed a couple of others… and none of them works. So I guess this has to do indeed with some other different reason, possibly the problem must be ME, not your plugin.

I am going to install it again and show you the URL a.s.a.p.

Thanks !!!

hey,

after trying this plugin “Add From Server”, I must that it works indeed beautifully… awesome!!!

by following your advise, I shall never again feel concerned about WordPress and PHP server limitations…

thank you so very much !!!

Thank you immensely for your kind response…

I tried that too, and it didn’t make a difference…

When uploading images, WordPress still says: max upload 2MB

At least now I know that this is not some variable within the WordPress release… si I am beginning that it might be the other possibility that you suggest: maybe GoDaddy doesn’t allow me to override their PHP configurations.

The funny thing is that, if one uses directly some FTP program, then there seems to be no limit whatsoever… as I have already uploaded some very large files…

Of course, I always have the choice to lower the resolution of the images a bit, so they are less than 2MB each… also, I can FTP them directly… but it would’ve been nice to use the WordPress uploader, because it works automatically creating thumbnails and so on, and it is so easy afterwards to insert a gallery in just a snap…

Anyway, thank you again for your help…

As we say in Costa Rica: Pura Vida