jean01

I installed and activated the plug in, got the api key from google maps but the map links do nothing in my page.
Is there a short code or a tag that is required to display the map in the page?
Thanks

I just installed supercache 0.9.4.3
I am using Lazyest Gallery 0.12.2.4

I am not using [lg-gallery] but only [lg_folder folder=”/drawings” cols=”2″ ] and the like. So far even the slideshow with ? in the URL is being cached!

And the cached pages are working in IE7, FF3, Opera9 and Chrome!

So I am one very happy camper.

I sacrificed Bad Behavior to install Supercache on full and I am very pleased with the resulting speed for this site that contains many large image files. (I also have compression on)

On Browsershots, the site displayed on all the common browsers but not IE6 (IE5.5 worked, though!) Folks using IE6 must be getting used to more and more broken sites – they likely think that’s just the way the web is.

I am hosted on hostgator and I have not been hacked.

I use many of the hints at Hardening WordPress maybe that’s why.

I have 4 blogs at hostgator on 4 different domains and none of them has been hacked.

I also have a complete FTP backup of my installation and have automated database backups emailed to me.

Hope that this helps.

jean
ps
watch me get hacked tomorrow now that i have posted this (fingers crossed)

Figured out how to make it send emails only when moderation is required:

Find the statement:
@wp_mail($to, $subject, $notify_message, $headers);
and surround it with the variable checks required to determine that moderation_notify is on and that the comment has not been approved, as in the following:

//Modify to only send if moderation is required
$modereation_required = get_option(‘moderation_notify’);
$approved = $comment->comment_approved ;
if($modereation_required AND $approved != 1){
@wp_mail($to, $subject, $notify_message, $headers);
}
return true;

Actually, I figured out how to only send an email when moderation is required:

//Modify to only send if moderation is required
$modereation_required = get_option(‘moderation_notify’);
$approved = $comment->comment_approved ;
if($modereation_required AND $approved != 1){
@wp_mail($to, $subject, $notify_message, $headers);
}
return true;

Yes, this did work even with 2.7.1 but it the email subject reads ‘please moderate’ even when no moderation is required.

I would prefer it if the email was sent ONLY when the comment required moderation.

Still, it is a step in the right direction!

Well, this problem has not occurred with any other widget but this one so it is definitely something peculiar to this widget and how it interacts with worcpress/windows/vista