rocketsprocket

So yes the images uploaded into sunshine galleries have gone into their own separate folders within the file structure of the site.

But no, the file URL is not /wp-content/uploads/sunshine/ID as expected
The file url for these images has now become client-galleries/image/cw1809-284 which happens to be the endpoint specified in the settings of sunshine.

This has happened to all images in the media library. What do I need to do to fix this? A search and replace in the database for the file url string?

I have requested a backup of the database from the host so as to reinstate the links prior to it changing but I’m baffled as to how all the file URLs changed. Would a corrupt database table do this?

Did you find an answer for this? I would also like this functionality…

Did you find a solution to this? I am having the same issue. I am trying to show a gravity form within the protected area.
[content_protector password=”Channel” identifier=”contentprotector” ajax=”true”]

[gravityform id=”1″ title=”true” description=”false”]

[/content_protector]
the form is not shown.

[wpws url=”https://www.mooball.com” query=”.project”] returns a result for me. What are your settings in the plugin? I have
Enable shortcode in posts, pages/Enable shortcode in widgets/Enable template tag all checked and ‘display error handling’ turned on.
I’m picking you are using a shortcode but haven’t checked ‘enable shortcode in posts, pages’ checked.
My shortcode has been used in a widget.

Going to the URL shows there’s not actually a “title”
try [wpws url=”https://www.mooball.com” query=”.project”] and you’ll see that the element with the class=”project” is pulled. Remember to include the . before the class as it won’t work without the period.

I am emailing him to see if he can adjust the code. Musictomy, did you try my fix? If so, did this work for you?

I had the same issue. I implemented Kalyans fix by naming my key file with the private key appended with privatekey like so:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx-privatekey.p12

And then I got another error: Unable to sign data. So at least the script was running through all the functions in the Google_P12Signer.php file. I found an answer here and copied and pasted the last 2 functions in that file and now it works. This will be a problem for updating the plugin tho because you should never hack core files like this because of security vulnerabilities that could be opened up. So now this is working locally. I have yet to move it to a production server and test.