Robert D Payne

I’ve never gotten anything like that when using the plugin.
If you want to send me login info, I’ll play around a little.

You are welcome… be sure to send a thank you to John Jones,as well, since he funded the development: [email protected]

It looks fine to me.
Please do a screen shot and mark it up, to indicate what the problem is.
You can send the screen shot to me via skype: rdpayne

The web site link you provided is throwing a Forbidden error.

I got it working on a development site: https://dev.limsbook.com/archived-discussions

Send me your login info, and I’ll take a look. Use the contact form on my website: https://www.robert-d-payne.com/

That error is supposed to indicate that a domain is not listed in the Security box.

Someone else had the same problem, and then it went away.

I suspect it has to do with the settings not updating properly.

You can try changing another setting, click Save Changes, and see if that solves it.

If that doesn’t work, use the contact form on my website to email me so I can help resolve the issue: https://www.robert-d-payne.com/

Thanks Mithilesh ??

Now of course, getting protected wiki data to display using the shortcode is a bit of a trick. Additional coding against the MediaWiki API or web service will be required.

I’ve not used it for that scenario, but I think it will work just fine as long as you protect the page, containing the shortcode, with some sort of membership plugin, like s2member. If you use the Overwrite settings, it will keep posting back to the same page. As long as a person is logged in and is authorized to few the page, there shouldn’t be any problem.

What exactly do you mean by “private wiki”?

I think is has to do with this: $this->wikiembeds[$wiki_page_id]['expires_on']

There is no check in place to make sure the array contains the proper key.

Try turning off the cache on the settings page, and see if that fixes it for the time being.

the lynx -source thing did not work.
I hacked the .htaccess file so I could use wget.

OK… so you’re saying to replace this:

wget -q -O /dev/null https://yourwebsite.com/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron

with this:

lynx -source https://yourwebsite.com/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron

No?