RichTWebGuy

Thanks for the info.

wpsc_enable_wp_config_edit will be a big help. I guess that would go in functions.php?

Question: maybe there are edge cases where this doesn’t work, but is there a reason that defining WPCACHEHOME as relative to document-root wouldn’t work?

Or instead of

define( 'WPCACHEHOME', '/tweb/websites/texample.com/www/wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache/' );

using this

define( 'WPCACHEHOME', __DIR__ . '/wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache/' );

Did the development forget about this?
Annoying that the problem comes back on every plugin update.

Thanks.

I’m using Google Chrome.

After adding the 2 columns, I can get the 50% labels to flicker by hovering between the black triangle and the nearest corner of the column.

However it stops flickering when I move the cursor away. I’m not sure what the exact steps are to get it to flicker non-stop and hangs the browser.

example

$result = PostSnippets::getSnippet('NoSuchSnippet');

Warning: Undefined variable $snippet in .../wp-ctnt975/plugins/post-snippets/post-snippets.php on line 208

this doesn’t happen if

$snippet = null;

is added to the top of PostSnippets::getSnippet

Thank you. I guess I inadvertently fixed it by deactivating / reactivating, so I can’t confirm its fixed.

Notice message is now gone – thank you

Thanks for looking into this !!

This setup is a little complex so I hesitated to get too deep ??

I have a wordpress page that is used as a template. WP rewrite rules are used to generate some dynamic pages which will use this template.

The page content would have placeholders in it, say {product} that would be replaced on the fly. So I figured I could do the same with title and description. So the AIOSEO box under the content textarea has things like: “Learn more about {product} and so on”.

So I did

add_filter ('aioseop_title', 'twdWpseoTitle', 1);
add_filter ('aioseop_description', 'twdWpseoDescr', 1);

so I could make the same replacements as I do to the content.

With AIOSEO 2.4.4 the {product} placeholder is still present as it seems my filter isn’t called. Which brings us back to the original question: I believe “apply_filters aioseop_description” was removed from get_main_description. And does this make sense.

HTH

The website in question is under local development and not publicly accessible.. It just seemed that it stopped working all of the sudden. I’ll double check things on my end. I wanted to verify that that the change to “get_main_description” made sense.

If I drop back to 2.4.3.1 filter works. Interestingly, the og:description and twitter:description get filtered. meta name=”description” does not.

Things are a bit hectic now. Using 2.4.3.1 will work until I can pursue this more.

Thanks

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by RichTWebGuy.

Basically I’m doing something like this

function MySeoDescr ($descr)
{
    $descr = 'new description';
    return $descr;
}
add_filter ('aioseop_description', 'MySeoDescr', 1);

After a recent update, it doesn’t seem to get called anymore.

I did want to say I appreciate this ability

remove_action(‘wp_head’, ‘google_analytics_tracking_code’);

I test for being on development server and call it.

I’ll end this with an opinion that a name of
Google Analytics (Jeff Starr)
would have been very clear to me

and maybe get you back on the search page.

now I just to figure how to change the rating

There is one reason to take you at your word

if you go to plugins -> add new. putting in google analytics previously would list your plugin. But now? Certainly not on page one. The rename killed it from page one.

/wp-admin/plugin-install.php?s=google+analytics

someone just posted a question on adminer formum so hopefully there will be some info