nathanbeach

the workaround provided by @linux4me2 (thanks!) way up on page one works perfectly and is easy to do…

body:not(.page-id-XX) .grecaptcha-badge {
	display: none;
}

This is so idiotic. I cannot edit my site’s php. I currently am in a spot where I can’t FTP to the server either. Amazing new feature!

“I can also ask why should I support something that is free.”

Well said!

PS: thanks for the really nice app.

So, this is the expected behavior due to Facebook API limitations? You have one set of comments that appears in WordPress, and one set that appears with the post on the related Facebook page?

I just want to verify so I don’t spend too much more time messing with trying to get them to be in sync…

A simple non-code-editing way I found to remove it from the blog was to add the following custom CSS to Appearance -> Theme Options -> Design tab -> Custom CSS box:

.blog #featured-slider {
   display:none;
}

Yeah, it’s really confusing to me, too, because it’s the simplest of .htaccess files. I just had my server IP enabled, but then I see no-auth 200 responses for GoogleBot’s IP address just tearing through my site over the last couple weeks.

I’m sure it’s a 1and1 shared hosting problem. I read on another (unrelated) forum where someone said 1and1 does not support this loopback configuration on shared hosting.

And yes — your disclaimer totally covers you, just though you might want to add that shared hosting can be jacked up!

And again: thank you because UpdraftPlus is bad ass on all my other sites.

So, it looks like somehow the Sharing/Publishing settings on the spreadsheet in question got screwed after I changed my Google Accounts password. You might go look at your settings and make sure you document is published as a web page. Re-publishing seems to have fixed it for me.

Also, because the gdata plugin was using the wrong password until I updated it, Google locked the client from making requests. I had to go to the Google Accounts security tab and let Google know the client connection was okay… I’m not sure if that’s what fixed this issue, though, because it only started working after I tweaked the spreadsheet publishing settings.

I’m now suddenly getting this too, after having changed my password earlier this week. Even though I’ve updated the password in the shortcode, it refuses to re-authenticate.

Yep, I had the same problem as well. Ended up editing the pressplay.php file to fix the paths because I don’t have FTP access on this particular site. Hopefully the next version will fix that.

Yeah, it seems like this is exactly what I want, but the drag and drop feature doesn’t work in Chrome, Firefox, or Safari on Mac.

When you click “Edit User Interface”, Firebug shows a Javascript error “TypeError: commentsBox is undefined”.

I’d be interested in helping out with development if the author is open to that. I really need a plugin like this and it seems a lot of work has already been done here…

I really hate to directly edit a plugin, but we get enough emails through this form that editing the reply-to name is getting really annoying. To fix this, edit the plugin in the WordPress editor and change lines 1017 through 1019 of the main php file…

$headers .= 'From: '.$name.' <'.stripslashes( $cntctfrm_options['cntctfrm_custom_from_email'] ). '>';
else
   $headers .= 'From: '.$name.' <'. $email . '>';

That adds in the name to the FROM address for a format like:
User Name <[email protected]>

Of course, next time you update the plugin, it will overwrite this.

In 3.34, the reply-to name is now “WordPress” if you leave the “Change text of the ‘FROM’ field” blank, which is way better than “rn”.

However, it would still be best if the reply-to name showed whatever the user typed into the Name field. Otherwise, we have to edit the reply-to field when we reply… just sayin.

Nathan

I’m seeing sort of the same thing, but just “n”, not “rn”. It would be really nice if the email that arrives in my inbox from the plugin would just have the sender’s name + email address. Currently it shows up as…

FROM: “n” <[email protected]>

…which is kind of annoying. This would be better:

FROM: “User Name” <[email protected]>

So, you have to manually edit the sender’s name when you click Reply every time. The plugin is great otherwise.

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