msephton

Not got time, sorry

I just updated and the plugin was removed and all files deleted? Very odd, I had to reinstall it.

Moderator please remove this topic

It will replace everything.

+1

I’d also appreciate this feature.

Thanks for that! Quite nice.

To see where space was being wasted I ended up using a little dashboard widget that shows the size of certain directories (including all contents of subdirectories). So that did a little more than Traktor, which only shows the size of files rather than directories.

Anyway, I had quite a full backup directory and lots of unused media from a demo theme that I could prune.

OK, so I found a way around this myself using a filter. Thanks for the docs!

Hopefully this is useful for somebody else.

// output plain text for links with no URL (or just # as URL)
add_filter( 'simple_links_shortcode_link_output', 'sl_change_link_output', 1, 4);
function sl_change_link_output( $link_output, $meta, $link, $image ){
  if (trim($meta[web_address][0]) == '' || trim($meta[web_address][0]) == '#') {
    return $link->post_title;
  } else {
    return $link_output;
  }
}

Thanks Mat! I’ll use one as a workaround.

I tried it a second time and the error appeared again.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by msephton.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by msephton.

Well that’s unlikely as I won’t need to upload the fonts more than once!

It just looks unprofessional.

But thanks for the plugin!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by msephton.

That’s great!

It would have helped me find the setting for sure.

Many thanks!

No exclusions were made.

I can only think that there was a permissions problem?

The zip was complete but did not include the 2014 folder.

The schedule was setup during 2014.

Please do not email the admin address on that domain, they do not go directly to me.

Support enabled, as requested.

I cannot provide you with admin access.

We are currently recovering from a site change that removed a user and all related media files that it turns out were not backed up, as they were uploaded in 2014 and that folder was not being backed up.

This has been plaguing me for some time.

Eventually, what I did was switch off error reporting at the top of twitter-feed-for-developers.php by adding:

error_reporting(0);

Of course you lose the benefit of the twitter cache speeding up page display.

The better solution would be to figure out what permission changes are needed for the files.

Yes, I understand.

Then this is a feature request to ask for the plugin to also consider the body of the post. Is this possible?