Eddie

I’m using it on PHP7 now without issue.

I looked at the code and that is only used to display on if your server is using safe mode in the support tab. It shouldn’t impact a thing.

That is true. However, it forces that recaptcha scripts to be loaded on EVERY page. I only wish this to load on the registration page. This is what I was trying to explain in my first paragraph.

If these scripts were using enqueue and not echo, I could use the appropriate wordpress functions to remove them.

Yes the entire developers console has changed. I used the “Google Maps JavaScript API” and it is working.

That was it exactly! That did the trick… you get the awesome developer support award for the day!

I posted the wrong code tidbit… Less junk and the correct array for width & height being used ?? Still works in the attachment page but not in posts.

function clean_exif($content,$postID,$imgID) {
     $imgmeta = wp_get_attachment_metadata($imgID);
     $width = $imgmeta['width'];
     $height = $imgmeta['height'];
     array_push($content,'<li>' . $height . 'x' . $width . '</li>');
return $content;
}

Thanks for the great support… my issue was indeed database permissions.

OK, as soon as I can pull that up I will. Thanks for the help! What permissions will it require to the DB. I limted the WP account to Insert, Update, Delete and Create.

Thank you very much. I appreciate the feedback.

Thank you so much for the response. Works perfectly.

Oddly enough, I was using that shortcode from the plugin settings page. It will be worth correcting, I think.
https://i61.tinypic.com/280m5c5.jpg

MY 404 issue was my own. I had an issue with the way my permalinks were setup. Thanks for the great plugin!

When I edit the field called “comment_status” and change the value to “open”, that particular glossary post is then able to support a discussion.

The problem is, that I don’t have the option to set this by default. Even better, I would prefer to set it per post. I’ve been digging around the code unsuccessfully thus far.

I resolve this by install the PHP GD library on the server. For Ubuntu/Debian folks it is just…

sudo apt-get install php5-gd
sudo service apache2 restart