electrolund

Ah, that all makes sense. I figured it was a technical answer. ?? Thanks so much!

working again for me! You’re amazing.

Hmm, now I’m affected after the update this morning from 3.0.3 to 3.1.0:

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I’ll back rev it fornow.

Ok will do. For now I went with another footnoter, but will return if I’m looking for more features. Thanks!

Oops, found them in the archived Git repo:

https://github.com/wp-plugins/wp-special-textboxes/tree/master/js/langs

One of many reasons I dislike the Gutenberg editor. I have it disabled.

tromeo, can you share your website link so we can admire your work?!

Thanks!

I’ve asked this question before too. Currently, the plugin doesn’t have a caching system, as the complexity gets pretty steep (for instance, when and how often would it then need to request from TMDB for updated info?).

That’s correct, the db ID number is in the URL:

https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/181812-star-wars-the-rise-of-skywalker

181812

If there are issues on your site, try going to live demo page:
https://mymoviedatabase.cinema.ttic.ca/shortcode-default-parameters/

Are you following the guide there? I had troubles once where the brackets were being replaced by some bizarre unicode equivalent which was NOT compatible with the plugin to parse. To be sure, switch your WP editor over to the HTML view to get true brackets.

Hey, areelcinemaathome, nice site!

no problem! Thank you so much, this works wonderfully!

I’d like to propose the following style of fix in movie-cast.php. From some reading here, it would appear that the function getCast() isn’t always returning an array. Perhaps a NULL or boolean FALSE? In any rate, using its contents then breaks.

    if (is_array($results))

	    foreach ($results as $result): ?>
	        <div class="<?php echo esc_attr($this->get_multiple_column_css());?> credits">
	            <img class="img-circle" src="<?php echo esc_url($this->public_files->mmdb_get_profile_image($result, $tmdb)); ?>"/>
	            <ul class="people">
	                <li><?php echo esc_html($result['name']); ?></li>
	                <li><?php echo esc_html__("Role", 'my-movie-db') . ':&nbsp;' . esc_html($result['character']); ?></li>
	            </ul>
	        </div>
	    <?php endforeach; ?>
    <?php endif; ?>

I would apply this but then all the other files like movie-crew.php, movie-main.php, movie-trailer.php, not to mention elsewhere probably all need similar array integrity checks.

Do you have a Github?

Ahh, of course, that makes sense. I did not have the preserve HTTP option set and I did recently change over from HTTP to HTTPS.

Now at first, on the front end, the button counts stayed at zero. On the admin end of the post in question, the Share Counts widget was still showing 0 for all services but the total was 145. I then clicked the widget’s Refresh Counts and voila, all the services’ counts went up.

Will it just take some time to crawl through my site and update all other post counts?

Yes, it works now! (in the Gutenberg editor)

Though it’s not working in the admin area, in the Posts listing, when you click on Quick Edit. This apparently uses a different style of checkbox controls? Any chance this can be changed too?

But thanks, it’s great now!

ditto, so sad