psamathe

Quite a lot of plug-ins. Depends what you mean by “feature”
Several security ones (IP Geo Block, Wordfence), Some gallery plug-ins, WP Cron Control (but I disabled that and it made no difference) and quite a few other ones (odd stiff like categories for mages, some media library extensions), etc.

I can delete Guttenbergy to test if that would help. Let me know (posts here work)

Wordpress 4.9.8
Gutenberg plug-in is installed but not activated. I installed it, activated it, had a play and then deactivated it. Only after that did I notice the issue with Cron.

Important Update: This issue definitely relates to the plug-in update as I restored the previous version and it works properly, Executing a task when you click “Execute Now” (with the animated thing, etc.).

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Many thanks

Many thanks.

It was not the caching I was concerned about, more than accumulation of these records (500 cache records for a site of 35 posts and 21 pages).

It’s difficult to count them accurately but this issue seems the same as has been reported on GitHub for quite some time now.

Many thanks.

Previous SwipeBox gallery plug-in was working with just [gallery] but seems unaffected by [gallery link="file"]. Not that the previous gallery is terribly important now I’ve changed to fancyBox 3, but the reason I’ll only use gallery plug-ins that support the standard WordPress gallery shortcode is so I can change plug-in/gallery if needed. Many of the popular gallery plug-ins have their own shortcode which means if you every want to change (for any reason) you have a massive amount of work to do! Hence I stick to those using standard WordPress [gallery] shortcode.

Might be worth mentioning the link=”file” in the installation notes and, if possible in some future version enhance to support just [gallery] (i.e. without the “link=”file”) – certainly some other plug-ins work file without the link=”file” – but thats a future enhancement request NOT a support question.

Normally my posts just use gallary shortcode that adds all media that are attached to the post. Does this not work with fancyBox 3 for WordPress?

Some of my gallaries have loads of images in so massive effort to explicitly add the IDs

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by psamathe.

Switched back to fancyBox 3 as keen to get fancybox working (and if you use free software, least you can do is help if there should be issues).

Site is psamathe.eu though not all posts have galleries. Example post with gallery is
The WordPress “source” for that page is

Breeding time at Horsey, Norfolk
[gallery]

Another gallery page is target=”_blank”>
And for that page WordPress “source” is
[gallery]
(that is all).

Site does have a cashing plug-in but I’ve always deleted the cache after changing gallery (the previous gallery that would previously been in the cache was a SwipeBox one). So you might find some other pages a bit slower to load as they will not be cashed yet.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by psamathe.
• This reply was modified 7 years ago by psamathe.

Ignore the posted comment below as I’ve switched the site to fancyBox 3 as detailed in the next post.
I’ve switched back to the previous gallery plug-in as I intensely dislike the built-n WordPress one.

Does my capturing the html help (e.g. from Firefox or a Safari .webarchive (either of which I can post somewhere i.e. I’ll switch to fancyBox 3, collect the data then switch to prev gallery lug-in. (prev gallery plug-in also works on wordpress standard [gallery] shortcode).

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by psamathe. Reason: Updated info in following post

Interesting.

Many thanks

Many thanks. I’ve re-installed your original as I was not particularly happy with my “customisations”.

One question: (Given you know a lot about the Tor network) how often are new exit points added ? i.e. how stable is the list ?

Thanks

“…it works, thank you!”
Be warned, I have no idea about the new source (not how up to date it is, no idea as to who operates it on what basis or anything).

And, be warned that whilst I’m a software developer I have never programmed in php before.

So, I offer the info solely on the “it’s what I did” basis without recommendations and with warnings.

Further info:
I have found another Tor list and found that editing the plug-in as shown below appears to work.

However, I regard this as a bodge as I have no idea about the reliability of the new IP address list, just that on cursory glance it appeared OK and that it seems to work (for now)

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/*    const EXIT_LIST_UPDATE_URL = '//openinternet.io/tor/tor-ip-list.txt'; */
	const EXIT_LIST_UPDATE_URL = '//torstatus.blutmagie.de/ip_list_all.php/Tor_ip_list_ALL.csv';

And to be safe (maybe redundant) in function updateExitList()

        $list = array();
        //$list[] = '127.0.0.1'; // dev testing

        foreach($lines as $idx => $line) {
            $ip = trim($line);
            if ($ip == '' || $ip[0] == '#') continue;
if(!is_numeric($ip[0])) continue;
            $list[] = $ip;
        }

Added the left justified line in case of non IP info appearing in the downloaded file (though I suspect this might be redundant – I added it in when experimenting with other download lists)

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by psamathe. Reason: Added info