nevermoor

Great news. I’d like that option too.

Specifically, I’d like the option to make the page reload to exactly where it was before. The current setup isn’t ideal because the scrolling happens after the afterupdate hook.

Loving this plugin as I figure it out.

Worked like a charm.

Really appreciate all your work on this!

I guess that’s my question. If your plugin forces a reload of the entire comment section after posting, then fixing that specific issue won’t be a complete solution for me and I’ll need to find something else.

That’s just a symptom of reloading the comment section rather than using AJAX to load in the newly posted comment. I need to find a way to do the latter.

Sorry, I mean quick links (like to make text bold, italic, etc) right above the comment box.

They come from WordPress 3.6 (with some styling from the theme)

Yes, just tested.

Steps to show what I m:

1. Login at https://freekraut.net/FK_Testing/wp-login.php
2. Notice Comment Box has short tags
3. Make comment
4. Page reloads entire comment list and breaks (among other things) the short tags.

I would have expected the new comment to load into place using AJAX without changing any other objects. That’s how the (ancient) plugin I’m using on my main page works (WordPress Thread Comment). If that just isn’t how this plugin works, that’s fine. I just can’t tell.

Sent. Thanks!

Another symptom that might help is that the comment form behavior changes after the first comment on a page. It loses its quicktags, and my code that gets it by ID and focuses on it no longer works.

Great. It definitely made the error message go away. I’ve set a job scheduled hourly, and will report back once I know whether it worked.

Thanks again for being so responsive, and for a great plugin.

Thanks, and thanks for being so quick to respond.

The plugin does not offer any options about how it schedules jobs, only when to schedule time. Other than the FAQ’s suggestion to define ALTERNATE_WP_CRON, everything is set in the code so you should see the error just by installing the plugin.

Thanks again.

It is not a BackUpWordPress issue, since it works properly when BPS is deactivated. I did, however, try those steps.

Tests:
Scheduled Posts work with BPS enabled.
Not using Heart Internet
Manual Backup works with BPS enabled
ALTERNATE_WP_CRON does not solve the problem
Site is not private

I didn’t understand the other part. WP-Cron, as I understand it, is not actually using command line to the server, it’s some WordPress created pseudo-cron.