dorono

I was having a weird problem but I realized that it was due to the “MyReviewPlugin” plugin. After deactivating it the “Trash” feature worked again.

I’ve sent in a support ticket to the plugin developer and hope to have this resolved.

Having the same problem, seen others with the same problem, but not one solution.

WordPress developers, are you hearing about this?

I can preview posts, but the trash feature no longer seems to be working.

Any solutions to this?

I had the issue on MediaTemple and was able to fix it by going into my MediaTemple control panel and under PHP settings switching from PHP 4 to PHP 5, deleting the plugin, uploading again, and activating.

Ahh, ok, thanks. Will give it a try asap!

Thanks for the response!

Unfortunately this plugin still doesn’t work for me.

Tried putting <?php echo get_post_custom_values('img_upload'); ?> as well as <img src="<?php echo get_post_custom_values('img_upload'); ?>"> within the loop of my custom post type template to no avail.

Actually, I don’t understand your fix here, what does ‘movie’ have to do with my code?

Thanks,

Doron

Thanks Nuwansh, I am busy working on projects at the moment, but I will try this asap and post back with the results!

Yep, countrymusicchicago’s solution worked for me too, I even created a blog post about it:
https://www.magneticwebworks.com/solution-to-nextgen-gallery-slideshow-cdn-conflict/

OK, I’ve got a solution right here on my blog, it’s pretty simple:
https://www.magneticwebworks.com/solution-to-nextgen-gallery-slideshow-cdn-conflict/

Yeah, I wish Alex would answer this. I’ve donated to the plugin and think it’s lame that people just let these forums go unanswered.

Bummer…

Actually, is there any way to remove fields from the user event registration form so that changes will not be wiped with an upgrade to the plugin, or does that involve purchasing an add-on?

Thanks!

Doron

OK, never mind, just found the answer in the documentation on https://shoultes.net/upgrade-to-pro-version/:

“The pro version of the plugin can also be used in conjunction with the ‘Calendar’ plugin developed by Kieran O’Shea and can be downloaded from WordPress here. If the ‘Calendar’ plugin is installed, published events will show an extra option to add the event to the calendar”

??

I’d love to know that answer to this, as I can’t find it mentioned in the documentation.

Thanks!

Hello all,

I nearly pulled out all of my hair with this one, and nobody’s comments helped me.

In my case it turned out to be simpler than I thought. Basically, what happened is that the format for the code that was required to display the latest version of NextGen’s slideshow had changed, and NextGen didn’t message that anywhere in the plugin.

I forgot what the old code was, but here is what I had to replace that old code with:

<?php echo do_shortcode('[nggallery id=1 slideshow)]'); ?>

(my gallery name was simply “1”, so that’s where the “id=1” is coming from)

I sincerely hope that this spares someone the hours of hair-pulling and fruitless Google searches.

And NextGen/Alex, I love your plugin to death, but if you could message that change to users that would be a major bonus for everyone and probably save you some panicked emails as well!

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Doron