mikemoum
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The following warning code appears when WP_DEBUG is set to true in wpconfig.php. It starts in the upper left of the screen, then “floats” to the lower right. One must look at the source code in order to read it. Here it is:
<b>Warning</b>: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in <b>/homepages/28/d113749804/htdocs/bahai-forums/allthingsbahai.net/wp-content/plugins/floating-social-media-icon/function.php</b> on line <b>492</b>.When WP_DEBUG is false, nothing happens. No icons display.
- This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by mikemoum.
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In reply to: [WP w3all phpBB] w3all and Social LoginYes, I have tried with 1.6.0 and after clearing all cookies. I still have the same problem. When I log in to phpBB, phpBB logs me in to my WordPress site. But when I log in on my WordPress site, the login doesn’t work, even when I have entered my password.
My wordpress site is allthingsbahai.net. I have added you as a user: name is axew3, password is axew3.
The forum is at allthingsbahai.net/phpbbForum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP w3all phpBB] w3all and Social LoginTo repeat: When I log in to my wordpress website with your plugin active, and click the Facebook login icon, the Facebook alert comes up telling me that I am logging in, and then I go back to the home page and am not logged in to my wordpress site. Google+ login has the same problem. It’s not working on my site, but appears to work on yours. I don’t know why.
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In reply to: [WP w3all phpBB] w3all and Social LoginThe problem is with Facebook. I don’t understand what the Google api has to do with anything.
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In reply to: [WP w3all phpBB] w3all and Social LoginThanks for the clue about the http request. I’ll try to take a look at that. Maybe I can spot something.
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In reply to: [WP w3all phpBB] w3all and Social LoginForum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP w3all phpBB] w3all and Social LoginSocial Login
https://www.oneall.com/services/social-login/I also tried it with a different facebook login plugin, with the same results.
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In reply to: [WP w3all phpBB] w3all and Social LoginWordPress w3all phpBB integration
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In reply to: [WP Edit] php tags getting mangled(using windows) = (eating kale), except that kale is supposedly good for you
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In reply to: [WP Edit] php tags getting mangledYou’re welcome. The crazy thing is that I could have saved myself a lot of grief if I’d been using Windows, because rebooting is the universal solution. Rebooting never occurred to me with Linux – this is the first time in years that it’s ever fixed anything!
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In reply to: [WP Edit] php tags getting mangledIncidentally, there’s another plugin called “Shortcode Exec Php”, which allows one to enter php code in a text box, store it by name, and it produces shortcode for inclusion in pages, posts, and so on. What makes it special is that the code that you type in can be tested on the spot, so you can make sure it works before putting it in a page. Very handy.
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In reply to: [WP Edit] php tags getting mangledI installed a plug-in called “Allow PHP Execute”, which allows one to put php in a page or post. To use, one enters the “text” mode of the editor, and simply adds
<?php some_php_code ?>. Switching to visual, and then back to text, we see that the php is transformed into<!--?php some_php_code ?-->, which looks not quite right, but works just fine.So, to summarize,
<html> some html stuff <?php phpstuff ?> more html <?php morephpstuff ?> html stuff </html>works as expected.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] php tags getting mangledEven though I’m running Linux, in desperation I exited everything, and rebooted. Much to my surprise, everything works as expected and the problem went away. Learned something! Even with Linux, try rebooting.
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In reply to: [WP Edit] php tags getting mangledHere’s another example:
<script>alert('hi');</script>
gets turned into:`<script>// <![CDATA[
alert(‘hi’);
// ]]></script>`Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] php tags getting mangledI’ve tried several different plugins, some using shortcodes ([php] … [/php]), others using the usual php codes (<?php … ?>). Using the former, the square brackets get mangled. It’s annoying, but not fatal. It just means that I have to hardwire the form’s action string rather than letting php determine the file location.
<form action="https://prospectparkna.org/wp-content/themes/frontier-child/setcimy.php" method="post">
instead of
<form action="<?php echo get_stylesheet_directory_uri); ?>/setcimy.php" method="post">So I don’t think it’s a plugin problem, but more that the editor doesn’t save what’s entered in text mode without first processing it through a filter. In other words, what shows up when the page is loaded is different than what shows in the editor. Switching from the text mode to visual and then back to text shows what actually happens.