mcantsin

… as darksigns said:

../wp-content/plugins/qtranslate.php.

in this file:
1. go to row 90 or search for this
define(‘QT_SUPPORTED_WP_VERSION’, ‘99.99.99’);
2. change this number to any higher WP version number than yours and voilà it works like a charm ??

use https://github.com/nsorosac/qtranslate instead

you might wanna use this version: https://github.com/nsorosac/qtranslate

you might wanna use this version: https://github.com/nsorosac/qtranslate

Hi.
The color depends your theme configuration.

In your case you need to add class=’noaa_loc’ in the paragraph (<p>) tag.

The plugin works fine with any ICAO code in the FAA database.
https://www.aviationweather.gov/adds/metars/

Thanks. – Will look into it as soon as I find time.

Meanwhile kind regards

*solved*

*solved*

Thanks, Ivan.
Applied your fix and submitted the corrected file.

It looks like there is a conflict with another plugin you are using. Try to rename the function in line 62, which might work…

Let me know if you could debug it, so I will consider fixing it in the next release.

…could you provide some more information.
As you can see the plugin works perfectly: https://vd.vatsea.net

Hi André

Thanks for your message.
Yes, indeed. I am using CAcert[0] certificates, which were, surprisingly, disabled in the file containing the list of trusted certificates on the GNU/Linux Debian host.
/etc/ca-certificates.conf

So I reenabled the respective certificates and updated the certificates list.
update-ca-certificates --fresh

After this wp-piwik accepted the https host.

As you were saying, the following quick fix in wp-piwik.php also does the job.
curl_setopt($c, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, false);

Thanks for your advice and kind regards, MC

[0] https://cacert.org