Pierre from DesignBots

Hi,
I’ve done it !
here is a fork of your plugin with tinymce wp_editor instead of the “wysihtml5” editor.And I’ve replaced checkboxes with simple select dropdown component on the “new article” page (for categories and tags).

the fork:
https://github.com/mecanographik/social-articles-mk

regards,

Hi, thanks for your answer.
Yes, i suppose i could.
I’ve finally decided to use on my project BP-Docs (Buddypress Docs) which provide files upload support and wiki features.

regards,

I didn’t resolved the problem, but i’ve found where the problem comes from :
in wpuf.js
#93
`if(typeof plupload === ‘undefined’) {
return;
}`

The script stop here because it doesn’t return anything…

any idea?

The add featured image button doesn’t work when i click on the button nothing happens… I’ve desativated all my plugin, i’ve checked my jquery version (i use the plugin “use google librairies”) and desactivated W3 super cache, … but i can’t get it work ;-(

in wpuf.js
nothing append when i test the console log on $(‘#wpuf-ft-upload-pickfiles’).click(function(e)

but if i move this function to the top of the file (after “init: function () { “)
the click event works !

i think there is a conflict between plupload and another script… any idea?

i use the latest version of wordpress and buddypress by the way…
Thanks for your answer.

regards,

Hi David,
You’re welcome.
if you don’t mind please use this link for the credit :

https://www.mecanographik.fr

Regards,

Pierre.

Maybe you should create the function and declare it to avoid the php fatal error?

Hi Ramon,
Could you be kind and tell us what is the plugin you’ve developped to add the file upload functionnality to Buddypress Docs?

thanks,

Pierre.

Yes, i confirm your code works :

public function load_plugin_textdomain(){
            //load_plugin_textdomain($this->prefix, FALSE, $this->plugin_dir.'/languages/');
            load_plugin_textdomain( $this->prefix, false, dirname( plugin_basename( __FILE__ ) ) . '/languages/' );
        }

please update the plugin !

Hi,
To keep the “success message” after the update, first add a get parameter to your url like :

$permalink = get_permalink( $post_id ).'?pid=' . $post_id . '&mes=success';

and than, just move the code near the line 76, where you have :

$post_tags = wp_get_post_tags( $curpost->ID );

and add this line :

if (isset( $_GET['mes'] ) && ($_GET['mes']) == "success" ){
    		echo '<div class="success">' . __( 'Post updated succesfully.', 'wpuf' ) . ' <a href="'. get_permalink( $curpost->ID ).'"> View my post...</a></div>';
    	}

it works fine for me