llocally

Yes code would speed things up, or a least tell me which line.

An example without looking at the code to handle relative time is
if (!is_int($attmonth)) {
date(‘m’, strtotime($attmonth) );
}

Then you can use ‘+1 month’

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by llocally.

OK, by the way, I was using svnX on the mac. When I used tortoise on my PC it gave me a lot clearer message.

Basically it didn’t like the ‘shortness’ of my commit message.

I used to be able to just put in the release version as a commit message but now it seems I need to write a short sentence. Not a problem – when you know why the commit is failing.

Hope this post helps others searching for a solution, it was driving me crazy.

Yes this would be a nice addition. Often users don’t often see the browser request for permission to give location, so ideally it would time out and then request location.

The map comes from MapQuest.

The directions request permission from the browser, it isn’t great as people often miss that and don’t give permission.

If there was more interest in the plugin I would code it such that is permission timed out then it would request the user to manually enter their position.

However, it seems Google maps has taken over the world so investment in this plugin is unlikely.

Glad I could help. The plugin authors will need to mark this thread resolved.

Don’t know if you got an answer. But I just worked it out as I needed the same.

Code details here https://badlywired.com/2015/04/conditionally-display-genesis-social-share-e-g-not-on-a-specific-category/

HI that Warning is due to openlog() being disabled.

This is probably something done by your host and you probably are on shared hosting.

options
————–
1. You can turn warnings off in php (google turn off warnings in php)
2. Remove the openlog string from the disable_functions at php.ini* file
3. Ask your hosting provider to remove the string above if you don’t have an access to the php.ini* file
4. Change hosting provider which allows the running of the openlog function.

stop user enumeration writes to syslog so Fail2Ban can work. If you are not using fail2ban this is not message is not important

Of course the code could be modified to not log to syslog.

Just an update, I deactivated all other plugins and went to 2015 theme and still nothing on list view that I can see about manual water marking (WP 4.1.1)

Hi,

As per my post, I can’t see any manual watermarking in list view.
Just the list options, nothing mentioning watermarking anywhere that I can see.

I would say watermarking is working on upload.

Same here. Can’t see any manual options in list view either.

As far as the templates go I have written a common function e.g. display_common_meta(), thats not the issue.

So I really only want to define one meta box and use that on the CPTs and on a specific page tempate.

At the moment I have duplicated the CMB set ups using a common meta one for the page template and one for the CPTs.

I have done it the cut and paste method in setting up the CMBs, which is fine as long as you remember to change the metabox id.

Of course a neater way would be to write a show_on_db function to detect the template only if it is a page not a CPT. I’ll think about it when I have a moment and post back here if I work out the code.

Cheers, nice one.

Hi Justin,

version 2.0.2

My ‘bad’ I was trying to use show_on_cd on

$group_field_id = $cmb_meta->add_field

which still returns the id (maybe it shouldn’t?)

where as using shown_on_cb on add_group_field does work

Btw I have worked out how to write a custom ‘show on static front page’ for calls from show_on_cb

e.g.

function my_show_on_static_front_page(){
    global $post;
    return ($post->ID == get_option( 'page_on_front' ));
 }

However, I have discovered a bug (feature?) that show_on_cb works fine on normal fields but on group fields, not so. AM I doing something wrong here?

I think the show_on_cb led me up the garden path for this solution.

show_on_cb doesn’t appear to work on ‘new_cmb2_box’ and ‘add_group_field’ only on ‘add_field’ (tested with hard coded logic)

But the solution I actually wanted was simple, after the fact, ignore show_on_cb and just use show_on thus

'show_on'      => array( 'id' => array( get_option( 'page_on_front' ), ) ),

It should work if you got it right.

If you want to send me a link to your site I can take a look ( alan (at) locally (dot) uk )