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Well, the $categories variable is being correctly populated by the business’s category because of the ‘business_type’ meta info. The Pods taxonomy is defined as conceptually as “Business Type” (where the slug for this is ‘business-type’). ID, name, slug, and category parent (if there is one).

Hi Salvatore,

Sorry for the delayed response…somehow I missed the notification that you responded. Yes, that is a good solution, so it would seem that including this solution in your next release is warranted!

Another thing I’ve noticed regarding the auto-complete…for some reason if you disable it, it comes back next time you log in. Shouldn’t it remember that the user wants it disabled, and only re-enable if the user so chooses?

Yeah, the checkboxes work! Sorry, I didn’t check that before my last message.

I’ll use the version from your link with my sites for now…looking forward to this being in the next official release…thanks again! ??

Yes, the way it is now works fine, since I know to click the little line.

Looks like a browser/CSS issue. I forgot to mention yesterday that I was using Safari…I have now checked they are in fact radio buttons in FireFox!

Just for the record, while in Safari I did disable all plugins except yours and switched to the Twenty Fifteen theme, same thing. Looks like Webkit doesn’t know what to do with the radio button. Might need to specify something like this?

input[type=”radio”] {
-webkit-appearance: radio;
}

Thanks for your help with this…I love your plugin and all the functionality you’ve built into the last couple of releases (especially the scroll-to-top button!)…

Mark

The functionality is working great at this point! The only thing remaining is that the radio buttons appear as straight lines unless you click them, but they function properly…

In this case, it’s a Theme called ‘Moses’, by Church Themer, Version 1.8.5.3

I have the site updated to WordPress 4.4

Here is a list of the Plugins I have running:

Admin Menu Editor Pro 1.70
Black Studio Tiny MCE Widget 2.2.8
Browser Blocker 0.5.6
CKEditor for WordPress 4.5.3.3
Custom Post Background 1.3.1.0
Display Widgets 2.05
Expire Password 1.2.1
FullThrottle Calendar 1.2.9
MailPoet Newsletters 2.6.19
Nivo Slider for WordPress 0.3.3
Query Posts 0.3.2
User Role Editor 4.21.1
WP Publication Archive 3.0.1

I see…so, for some reason they’re not showing as radio buttons. They’re showing as a line. See a screenshot here: https://www.fireuponline.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/screenshot.png. If I click the line, then it exposes itself as a radio button.

Ok, it activates fine now. Looks like the background characters are disabled by default, which is cool. Clicking on ‘Advanced’ exposes some toggles, however clicking them does nothing. Thoughts?

Hey man,

Got this error when I tried to activate the dev release from the link you sent:

Fatal error: Can’t use function return value in write context in /home1/fireupon/public_html/zionnewpal/wp-content/plugins/my-custom-css/my-custom-css.php on line 549

Thanks for your quick response…yes, if you could include a toggle that would be a great solution. I guess I’ve never seen those on a stylesheet before, so they were driving me nuts. Thanks again.

I am having the same problem…did you ever find a solution?

drbotts: I’m not sure the author really intended to build this in as a use, but I was hoping he would pick up on my code and perhaps build in this logic at some point. Glad it worked for you.

arczer: I’m not sure what you mean by “all versions are on front page”. Plus, I could be wrong, but I’m not sure this plugin is designed for interactive, clickable images.

For what it’s worth, if you would like the splash image to only show on a particular page:

1. FTP into your site and navigate to ‘/plugins/wsi/wsi/front/splash/ and edit the file called content.inc.php

2. Place the following code before the existing code:

<?php
if ( is_page('page-name') ) {
 ?>

(obviously replace ‘page-name’ with the actual name of your page)

…and place this at the VERY end of the file:

<?php } else { } ?>

Hope this helps someone!

No problem danycode…thanks again! Perhaps you could include my code in a future update. And, by the way, I meant to relay light-hearted humor in my comment…just for the record. ??

By the way…also having trouble with adding a hyperlink to a message. It is removing the domain and replacing it with “/..” Can you help?

Of course it’s possible, I’m not sure why danycode would say it’s not. He’s sharp enough to write this awesome little plugin, but can’t figure out how to pull data directly from the database? What gives danycode? ??

Place the following code in the ‘menu_data.php’ file located within plugin folder inside ‘includes’:

<!-- Code to display current list of email addresses -->
	<div style="margin-top: 30px;">
	<?php

	global $wpdb;

	$result = $wpdb->get_results( "SELECT * FROM wp_mail_list_table "); 

	echo "<span style='font-size: 18px;'>Email Addresses</span>"."<br><br>";

	foreach($result as $row)
	 {

	 echo $row->email."<br>";

	 }
	 ?>
	</div>

	<!-- End custom code to display email addresses -->

Now you will have a list of email addresses appear on the “Data” page of the admin portal of the plugin. Let me know if you have any questions!

Mark

I figured out a solution!

Step 1: Check the “First load mode activated:” box.
Step 2: Set your desired idle time (I chose 30 min). Make sure it’s not 0.
Step 3: Make sure the checkbox for “Display the splash image on each page…” is NOT checked (obviously).
Step 4: Add the following statement to your header.php file, directly below <body>:

<?php if( is_front_page() ) {
do_action(‘wsi_first_load_mode’);
}?>

This solution basically sets the plugin so that it requires the placement of it’s code somewhere in the theme for it to work. So, that got me thinking…why not use and if-then statement that says: only run this code if you’re on the homepage.

It’s working for me…let me know if I missed something, or you have any questions!