Diablo2

Hi,

UPDATE: I actually bought the Advanced Timer add-on and it DOES let me customize it in seconds (that option is found on each individual Question settings).

It’s just not properly documented at the moment, plus the “Global” plugin options still only shows it in Minutes (no mention of Seconds).

But yeah, the setting is indeed available through the add-on. So thats all set. Thanks!

Thank you! Appreciate the quick response.

(More plugin suggestions coming soon, as the serial quiz maniac that I am).

Thanks for keeping me updated! Much appreciated.

Thank you!

That worked like a charm, thank you so much!

Works like a charm, thanks again! Enjoy your week.

Whoa, you’re right! The option is totally reversed. I disabled it and now i can see the contents while logged out, haha.

And no prob, thanks for the ongoing attention to detail!

Hey there ??
I dont know if it’s just me, but version 1.4.3 still has the same issue. Here’s what ive tried so far:

– Installed it on two different websites
– With different themes, including WP 2020 and WP 2021 themes
– Disabled all other plugins and left this one running by itself
– Tried different browsers and even cleared cache (also, no caching plugins running)
– Even after triple-checking the correct option in the plugin settings, i still see the same “Only available to logged-in users” after logging out.

I’m at a loss! I suppose it’s not a HUGE deal or a deal breaker, though i am curious to know what happened, haha. Did it ever work for you, personally? (either the old version or the new?)

Thanks!

Hi there,
The error simply says “Only available to logged-in users” if i log out.

Thanks for checking!

Thank you for confirming, and thanks for all the work you put into this amazing plugin.

I see….
So just to make sure i understand: On the homepage, there’s NO way to display a comment form that belongs to a specific post?

The solution you provided enables the comment form that belongs to the single page (whatever page is currently the homepage), but it does not show the comment form that belongs to a specific post.

So if I embed a blog post into a page (using a drag-and-drop page builder plugin), the post will show up on the page, but not the comment form that belongs specifically to that post. Only the comment form that belongs to the page itself is able to appear. Correct?

P.S. Assuming the above is impossible, is there a shortcode that displays a comment box from post IDs? For example, [wpdiscuz_comments-post-id-’15’]

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by Diablo2.

Thats great to hear, thanks a lot!

Hi Eric, thanks for taking the time to try it!
This was always a long shot to begin with, so no worries. I’ll keep an eye on LinkedIn to see if there’s another way in the future, at some point.

Thanks again,
Elvis

Sorry for the delay, Simon. Yes, it appears to have been temporary.

Thanks for checking in. Enjoy your week!

Hi Mark, thank you so much for the detailed answer and this helpful plugin.

I ended up simply commenting out the message (as opposed to renaming the plugin via FTP), just to avoid losing the benefits listed in your article. Im not sure what most of those features mean (such as the Mixed Content Fixer), but no biggie, I suppose. Are those features too TOO common/important, in your opinion?

And just to answer your previous questions:
Yes, the actual button is there along with the message (before I commented it out). Every time i clicked the button, it resulted in a generic 500 server error for some reason (probably the result of a plugin conflict on my end). But thankfully the site still managed to convert to HTTPS, despite the error and despite the message/button never going away.

Anyway, problem solved (by commenting it out). I might rename (deactivate) the plugin someday if those features listed on your article are not a big deal.

Thanks!
Elvis