drtonyb

Only a few problems have been fixed in version 2.0.7. Most of the problems still exist and therefore, I won’t be upgrading to this version.

drtonyb

Thanks for that Norbert.

I had already added the missing constants to the .json file on local my development machine.

You can’t use html in the title attribute – you’ll need to make your own tooltip from an html element like a div.

Tony

I’ve been using CGMP for some time now and I am glad to see someone has taken up the plugin’s development – thanks and well done Norbert.

Just wondering whether the update to fix this issue has been released?

I’ve just installed the plugin ver 0.2 and on activation, I get ‘PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant…’ in my php error log for the constants:

SGMP_DB_GEOMASHUP_DATA_CACHE
SGMP_DB_GEOMASHUP_DATA_CACHE_TIME
SGMP_INITIAL_WARNING

on lines 753, 754 and 755 of the plugin’s function.php.

A bit of debugging revealed that definitions for these constants have been removed from the /data/plugin.constants.json file in the migration from CGMP to SGMP.

On activation, the sgmp_on_activate_hook() function is updating (initialising) options referenced by these constants, generating the errors.

It appears that SGMP_INITIAL_WARNING is not used anywhere in the plugin (nor was it used in CGMP) and its initialisation in sgmp_on_activate_hook() should be removed.

The other two constants are used together in 10 other places in the functions.php file, so I think it would be prudent to put their definitions back in the /data/plugin.constants.json file until the reason for their removal has been more thoroughly considered.

Tony

Hi mbrsolution,

A bit of digging shows that in view of the changes made to the WordPress core, the solution would be to change the table creation to specify:

UNIQUE KEY meta_key_id (level_id,meta_key(191))

which will prevent the error and allow the table to be created.

In addition, I think that all the table create sql’s should be:

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS table_name …

not CREATE TABLE table_name … as they are now.

Tony

Hi mbrsolution,

I’m using neither – I install and upgrade manually.

I think I’ve found the answer:

I’m using MySQL version 5.6.22, so I might have to make some changes to the wp_swpm_membership_meta_tbl table structure.

Tony

Hi mbrsolution,

This problem is arising on my development system, so my computer is the host and I’m the server admin. There may be no one else to blame if it is my system configuration.

Tony

Reported Strict Standards errors are easily fixed.

In file /wp-content/plugins/cyclone-slider-2/src/CycloneSlider/WpAdminSubPage.php

change line 43 from

public function render_page(){

to

public function render_page( $post ){

Also, slider doesn’t work because javascript throws an error associated with easing:

TypeError: m.easing[this.easing] is not a function

Tony

Sorry Ninja Team, found the problem and it was my fault – incomplete data in my wordpress database.

Seems to be an oversight from the developer – I suspect that ‘media_popup_taxonomy_edit’ is a new field in an array. If you just update the plugin, this field doesn’t appear to get created, giving a php error.

I deactivated the plugin, then reactivated it and the problem seems to have gone.

The update process should have initialised any new required data structures in the first place.

Tony

Hi Bradnpx,

Just in case you haven’t got a solution to this, I have done this with a little javascript which will either use the Label positioned inside or use the Default Value (Custom ->) as placeholder text.

@offsocks the offending plugin was ‘genealogy’ which adds its own ‘the_excerpt’ filter that replaces the excerpt text with something completely different without any regard to the category of the post. It seems to me that it should only act on the ‘genealogy’ category, but it doesn’t.

Tony

Fixed – problem tracked to another plugin which had added its own ‘the_excerpt’ filter, resulting in complete corruption of the real excerpt.

Tony

After updating to WordPress 3.7 and Nina Forms 2.2.53, on saving a newly created form I get the following error in my php log:

[25-Oct-2013 06:20:03 UTC] PHP Warning: Missing argument 2 for ninja_forms_save_form_settings() in …\wordpress\wp-content\plugins\ninja-forms\includes\admin\pages\ninja-forms\tabs\form-settings\form-settings.php on line 344

oops guys!

This error results in three more errors in the php log

Same for me, creating a new form not working.

@ktroy, You may have missed this in the documentation and the responses you have had haven’t mentioned it – in the Email field of your Field Settings there is a group of checkboxes under the Input Mask and one of these is

Send a copy of the form to this address?

Check this in the Email field of your Field Settings and a copy of the User Email from the Form Settings will be sent to the address submitted in this field.

There are other options here too:

Use this as the “From” email address for Administrative recipients of this form?

and

Use this as the “From” email name for Administrative recipients of this form?

This last one you would use in a Name field.

Might help you.