dietcheese

Thanks.

Are there any examples online on how to use this? For example, I see of no way to pass back error messages to the front end in the case where input is invalid.

Even a simple example, for instance on validating an e-mail address, would be very helpful.

Thanks!

Any ideas?

I just wanted to confirm that, even if I set the From headers manually, the plugin is overriding them.

Hi,

I am setting the from headers manually:

$headers[] = "From: Foo <[email protected]>";

However, the plugin seems to be overwriting that with the values set in the WP Mail SMTP settings.

Ideas?

This has not been resolved.

Basically the Time.ly’s response was that, if our site uses https, any other site that wanted to embed our code would also need to utilize https.

If ones superwidget code is embedded by hundreds of other sites, it’s not practical to have them all require an SSL certificate in order to embed our FrontEnd submissions.

Technically, this requirement doesn’t make sense either: it’s not as if we are transmitting sensitive data which should require encryption.

I would like to hear from anyone in the community that may have a resolution to this issue, or from the plugin developers on how we can edit the existing code to make this possible.

For anyone who has the problem, for us it was the Shield Security plugin, which was adding mime sniff headers to the HTTP response.

Check your security plugins first…

Manually editing the imports isn’t an option – there are simply too many. That is why I asked for just some basic information on which files will need editing/classes extended/hooks implemented in order to change what Time.ly is doing to the imports. It appears that, at some point Time.ly is removing the formatting, in which case, I would like to prevent this from happening.

Anyways, I’ve opened a support ticket – hopefully I’ll get more direction there.

@sunny454

Where can I find out which functions will need to be edited in order to get this working? Having my Meetup events unformatted like this is not acceptable and I would like to work on a fix myself.

Thanks,
DC

@sunny454 – I understood correctly.

However, I’m still interested in manually changing the plugin code so that my Meetup events retain their formatting.

Which files should I be looking at in order to do this?

Thanks!

If I wanted to manually edit the Timely code to change the behavior of the import, which files should I be looking at?

Sure,

The Meetup Event is here:

https://www.meetup.com/UNY-HIG/events/238352171/#event-comments-section

Here’s how it displays when imported:

https://uvc.org/event/uny-hic-kickoff-and-open-mic-pitch-night

Which plugin was that? I’m looking for the same.

Same problem here.