Marian Heddesheimer

Please close this question, it’s fixed now.

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Thank you, exactly what I needed ??

I was talking about the image upload custom field, and the cover photo, not the profile photo, sorry for the miscommunication.

Is it possible to create thumbnails for the regular images too? I just get one image uploaded with a file name like:

stream_photo_75f5203591f1f21a6f46a14ed2a91218_588d001e1ab0a.jpg

I have asked this in pre-purchase, but got no response. My client would pay for an extension if one would be available.

Yes, I’ve seen that. I was just not sure if they require the credits also on the installed (downloaded) images.

It seems there is no link, it’s just mentioning the photographer’s name in the image title:

https://screencast.com/t/la2fqHEcha1

Hi Trav,

thanks for the reply. I had an old installation of PMPro on a local system via WAMPP and updated to the latest version. This is where I don’t see the widget and there are no error messages in the developer tools on the console.

Anyway, when I set up a fresh WP installation for my client, it seems to work fine, so it’s not overly urgent. I am just curious why it’s not showing up on my local system. I have tried to trace the PHP code but haven’t found the right source file for the reports page yet.

Thanks
Marian

Hi Darren,

I had the same idea and made you a short video with some suggestions and another problem that I found:

Thanks
Marian

Thanks for clarifying this. I did not know that it was an action before. I see that Woo had included this fix in their 2.0.1 release already.

Thanks for the fast reply.

Marian

Same here, I could not find this thread because I searched for “WSOD”, so here is my workaround for it.

Sorry about that. I just found out, that it was the jetpack mobile theme option, activated by the customer. So please ignore my questions.

I’ve just got the same problem when I wanted to test the plugin in my local development setup. The reason for the google auth to fail is, when your system can’t make a secure https connection to google. When I tried the same plugin on a live site with wordpress, it worked fine.

HTH
Marian

Hi Gatto,

thanks for posting your solution here. It pointed me to the right direction. Anyway, your solution did not work for me, so it may be possible that it has been changed in the latest WP version. With WP 3.3.1 I can now do this:

query_posts(array('post_format' => 'post-format-gallery',
        'category_name' => 'Photo Contest'));

which works fine to get all posts from post format “Gallery” and category name “Photo Contest”.

Yes, it’s loading the PHP file in the main directory for the child instead of the parent’s. I had similar problems with templates that keep including other scripts from sub-directories.

The only solution that I found so far:

1) use a copy of the script that calls the includes the file (this only works on real template pages like header.php or index.php

2) if it’s in functions.php, your own functions.php will be used first, then the functions.php of the parent theme will be used. In this case you can’t do much to prevent loading the template-tags.php

yes, that was exactly what I needed.

Thanks a lot