rjt1985

Thanks for the reply! I’ve asked my host and they have replied with the following…

“Makes sense, but we’re not calling the cron via http but via the command line – so that isn’t the issue. Does the plugin do anything other than use the .htaccess?”

I’d appreciate any light you could shed on this.

R

The reason I’m asking you about this is because your plugin is the only thing writing to my htaccess file, and my host believes that the problem lies in rewrites.

Thanks for this.

My issue with changing the htaccess file is that apparently I have to change my url in WordPress Admin to be https instead of http. Problem is, as I’m running a Multisite, I can’t find a way to change that?

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

R

It’s the entirety of the php warning that’s getting printed in my footer. Not at my computer so can’t check the exact nature of the error.

I don’t think QM is causing the error itself, but I do think it’s causing it to be printed on the front end (judging by in never being there before I installed QM).

Hi John. Checked my wp-config file and there are no issues there.

I HAVE NOT added anything to the site since QM was installed. I installed the plugin, fixed what needed to be fixed (nothing as it turned out), and then tried to deactivate it.

Before I installed QM, everything was fine. The issue I was trying to fix was an issue with the Ultimate Member plugin, but I since realised it was just my cache that caused the problem. So I made no changes.

I then tried to deactivate QM and get these errors all over my page (the same errors that your plugin shows in the PHP warnings) but for some reason they’re printed on the page.

So it is most definitely something to do with your plugin, I’m sorry to report.

Any help would be greatly appreciated,

Richard

I get a bunch of getimagesize errors in the footer. They certainly weren’t there before I installed your plugin, but now appear when I want to disable it. Will check on the notices when I get a second.

Thanks, I fixed it.

Great. Just purchased! ??

Thanks for the help.

Just to clarify, so things will validate without leaving the page in the PRO version? (i.e. when a user tries to submit a bad entry error messages will be displayed without reloading the page?)

R

Hi Danny,

Thanks for the response.

1. Do you have a rough timeframe on this? Need to go live with my site in 2 weeks and want to have it up and running by then.

2. I have left it online for you to view. It does re-load the current page, however it also removes the titles from the widget areas in my footer.

3. Thanks for clearing that up.

Many thanks again,

R

Actually, if you look at that link I posted above, the photos are all getting pulled in at random sizes in different posts. Weird.

Hi Beau,

Thanks for the reply. I think you may misunderstand what I am asking re: the featured image.

I want the image that is pulled in from Flickr to be the Featured image as well as being the image in the post itself. It currently isn’t setting the Flickr image to be the Featured Image else all of these thumbnails would have been populated on my Photography page: https://dev.rjthompsonmusic.com/category/blog/photography-blog/

Is there a way to get it to do that by editing the code?

Also, is it possible to edit the code to set how large you want the photo to be pulled in at? (ideally I’d like the full res version of the photo pulled across and then resized according to what it is within)

Final question… when I click on the images to take me to Flickr, it’s not taking me to the right page, and it’s also suggesting photos from the wrong Flickr user. Any ideas why?

Many thanks,

Richard

Update:

I have used a bit of code from WooCommerce / WordPress Stack Exchange to allow HTML to be used and shown in the category description (so I can format it a little bit, and add images).

The code is as follows…

foreach ( array( 'pre_term_description' ) as $filter ) {
    remove_filter( $filter, 'wp_filter_kses' );
}

foreach ( array( 'term_description' ) as $filter ) {
    remove_filter( $filter, 'wp_kses_data' );
}

…which I put in my functions file.

It works! (to an extent)

I can now add HTML to my category descriptions such as an image, or a link (see here: https://dev.rjthompsonmusic.com/category/music/the-cognitive-rules-ep/).

However, it still won’t let me put paragraphs or page breaks in (br and p) so all the text still seems to appear in one block. Any idea why this would be… if there’s a clash with your code or something extra I need to do?

Many thanks,

R

Thanks. This works a treat.

Thanks. The WooSidebars plugin seems to have worked.