Ryan Hellyer

By “wpms” do you mean WordPress multisite? If so, then no, it does not.

It will only load when a relevant form is used.

Thanks for spotting this problem!

My colleague Nate Finch spotted this issue recently too and came to the same result via pre_get_shortlink filter.

He also noticed that you need to change the ID from an integer to a string, although I’m not sure why this is required.

I’ve updated the post with a class which includes the filter for the shortlink:
https://geek.hellyer.kiwi/2018/08/02/creating-fake-wordpress-pages/

I wouldn’t modify the query like that, as it is stating that the page is not actually a page. I suspect that may have some odd trickle down effects, like the is_page() function not behaving as intended and things like that.

Cool. Thanks for sharing ??

BTW, your review made it’s way to Twitter … https://twitter.com/jan_dembowski/status/1583794010942230528

Wow, that’s a heck of a review lol. I’m glad to hear you appreciate the plugin ??

I’m surprised that error occurred. But I’ve added a fix that should hopefully stop it.

Can you try upgrading to version 1.8.2 and see if that fixes this issue for you? Thanks ??

That’s strange. I’m looking into it now.

box-shadow is what you need for that.

https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/b/box-shadow/

Glad to hear you find it useful ??

Adding this functionality into core WordPress would result in a messier UI, so I actually wouldn’t want it present by default. I think the bigger question is whether header functionality should be in core at all. I’ve always felt it feels like bloatware in the core software.

This is probably because you are doing something strange with the comments system which is causing the filters this plugin uses to be bypassed. You will likely have troubles with similar plugins which block spam actively like this.

I’m happy to take a look at your site to try and debug it if you like.

You will need to modify the plugin code to disable the CAPTCHA. Be aware that if you do that, it may either let spam through or prevent legitimate people from commenting.

You can fake being a spammer, by just opening up the element inspector on the page and finding the hidden input field with an ID of #killer_value and change it something else (doesn’t matter what). That should trick it into thinking you are a spammer.

Sorry, I didn’t see this until now. I think this is directly related to another bug reported yesterday which causes the custom header meta box to disappear randomly and I bet they’re both related. I’m working on it and will post back here once I’ve found a solution. Sorry about this.

No, it can not. It’s for comment spam.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Ryan Hellyer.

I’m going to mark this as resolved. I checked the plugin just now, and definitely can’t replicate this problem. If you still think this is a problem with the plugin, just let me know and I’ll take another look.

This sounds like there’s something unrelated wrong with your site. I don’t think this plugin could be the cause of that problem.