petethechop

Much appreciated. Thanks.

I’ll second that. Where are these so called screenshots?

You say this issue is “noted” but it still doesn’t appear in the “Known Issues” documentation. I just had this problem with every page/post and it has been 6 months since it was “noted.”

Only the first and last post and page had the correct short link. Bulk Deleting the short code worked great, but it took me over 24 hours to realize that “Generating…” was happening.

I know you are making a complete rewrite of this plugin, but maybe you could make the issue more known for the current version.

Thanks.
Jason

I don’t think I have much more info than I’ve already provided. There aren’t any visual reprecussions, simply a lot of complaining by the PHP engine when debug mode is turned on. It has always been highly recommended that when you are developing plugins you turn on debug mode, so if I could suggest anything, it would be to turn it on and see for yourself.

That did the trick! Thanks a lot.

It is still the case:

[21-Feb-2012 19:07:20] PHP Notice: Undefined index: select in /Users/jason/Sites/toptruckers.com/wp-content/plugins/widget-logic-visual/custom.php on line 67
[21-Feb-2012 19:07:20] PHP Notice: Undefined index: select in /Users/jason/Sites/toptruckers.com/wp-content/plugins/widget-logic-visual/custom.php on line 68
[21-Feb-2012 19:07:20] PHP Notice: Undefined index: select in /Users/jason/Sites/toptruckers.com/wp-content/plugins/widget-logic-visual/custom.php on line 67
[21-Feb-2012 19:07:20] PHP Notice: Undefined index: select in /Users/jason/Sites/toptruckers.com/wp-content/plugins/widget-logic-visual/custom.php on line 68
[21-Feb-2012 19:07:20] PHP Notice: Undefined index: select in /Users/jason/Sites/toptruckers.com/wp-content/plugins/widget-logic-visual/custom.php on line 67
[21-Feb-2012 19:07:20] PHP Notice: Undefined index: select in /Users/jason/Sites/toptruckers.com/wp-content/plugins/widget-logic-visual/custom.php on line 68
[21-Feb-2012 19:07:20] PHP Notice: Undefined index: select in /Users/jason/Sites/toptruckers.com/wp-content/plugins/widget-logic-visual/custom.php on line 67
[21-Feb-2012 19:07:20] PHP Notice: Undefined index: select in /Users/jason/Sites/toptruckers.com/wp-content/plugins/widget-logic-visual/custom.php on line 68
[21-Feb-2012 19:07:20] PHP Notice: Undefined index: select in /Users/jason/Sites/toptruckers.com/wp-content/plugins/widget-logic-visual/custom.php on line 67
[21-Feb-2012 19:07:20] PHP Notice: Undefined index: select in /Users/jason/Sites/toptruckers.com/wp-content/plugins/widget-logic-visual/custom.php on line 68

You can disregard this comment. After doing a little research I realize that those settings are meant for subdomains of the mapped domain. Not for mapped domains redirecting to the network domain, which is what I assumed.

A better explanation/documentation of those settings is sorely needed!

How soon can we expect to see this fix in the official release? I hate hacking plugin code because next update wipes it out.

That’s a decent interim fix, Michael. However, most of the time I run into this issue the hashed link is being generated by some JQuery or WordPress plugin and isn’t easily manipulated like that. For example, I’m trying to use Easy FancyBox.

The issue was caused specifically with CForms II v12.1, when I upgraded to the latest 12.2 the problem disappeared.

It appears that there is a conflict with the CForms II plugin. Any idea why having both plugins enabled at the same time would cause widget settings to lose their functionality?

Let me know if you have any questions.

I’ve experienced the same issue. I would love to see this resolved. It breaks JQuery scripts that rely on the #id for targeting. Meanwhile I’m using a different GA plugin.

I couldn’t find a setting to turn it off, so I just simply found a different plugin for GA and it works fine. The good thing is, there are so many GA plugins to choose from.

It turns out that the plugin called Google Analytics for WordPress is responsible for rewriting the href, not wordpress. I have submitted a ticket to their plugin developer.

OK, I just figured it out.

First, you need to create the Menu using the Appearance > Menus editor. Whatever you name it, let’s say “Mother Navigation,” needs to be registered in the functions.php file, like so:

function register_custom_menu() {
register_nav_menu(‘mother_navi’, __(‘Mother Navigation’));
}

I hope that helps!