Scriptrunner (Doug Sparling)

You’re quite welcome.

@bionicsquid,

Sorry for the late reply, I don’t always seem to get notifications when there’s a new thread.

As far as your question, I’m afraid I really don’t have an answer. If you’re still having issues, can you let me know what version of WordPress you’re using.

You may also want to try and deactivate any other plugins are retry the install. I’ve not been able to duplicate your problem, so it may be a server/hosting issue or some sort of interaction with other plugins, though I’ve never heard of that being an issue.

If you’re still having troubles, let me know, and I’ll see if we can figure it out.

@thecrazybastard,

I’m not quite sure I understand your question.

If you delete the plugin via the WordPress admin, then those three rows (wp_admin_no_show_redirect_type, wp_admin_no_show_blacklist_roles, and wp_admin_no_show_redirect_page) will be deleted from the wp_options table. If you simply delete the plugin via FTP, then those rows will remain and will not overwritten on subsequent installs.

So if you want a clean slate when you reinstall the plugin, either delete the plugin via the WordPress admin or delete via FTP and then go into MySQL (using PHPMyAdmin or however you access your database) and delete those rows manually.

You’re very welcome, glad to help. LOL – but you’re no “dummie” ?? Anyway, this is a WordPress support forum, that’s why we’re here. I’ll make it so you can do it the WordPress way.

OK, I just realized that I gave you the end result, but not how to do it with WordPress. (all I had was the html from the view source, didn’t get out of that mindset when I answered.)

I’ll try and post a “WordPress way” solution as soon as I can.

With plain JavaScript (looks like you’re using a combination of plain Javascript and Prototype, but not jQuery, so I’ll stick with plain JavaScript), you could do something like this:

First, add an id to your youtube link:

<li id="menu-item-1119" class="menu-item menu-item-type-custom menu-item-object-custom menu-item-1119"><a id="youtube" target="_blank" href="https://www.youtube.com/user/MrJaviersainz/">YouTube channel</a></li>

Then add a little JavaScript to the bottom of your page (or at the very least, below the YouTube link above):

<script type="text/javascript">
function handleClick(ev) {
    ev.stopPropagation();
}
var youtubeLink = document.getElementById('youtube');
youtubeLink.onclick = handleClick;
</script>

With jQuery, you could do something like this:

$("a#youtube").click(function(event){
  event.stopPropagation();
});

or if you had multiple links, by using a class:

$("a.someClassName").click(function(event){
  event.stopPropagation();
});

You’re quite welcome!

You’re right. With other browsers, the page you started on would take you back to the home page because of the clickable div. But I still got sent to YouTube in a new window. Weird. Regardless, glad things are straightened out ??

This appears to be an issue with Safari 5.

Your clickable div:

<div id="header" onclick="location.href='https://javiersainz.net/';" style="cursor: pointer;">

does not work in Safari 5. (though it does seem to work on Safari 4 on an old iPhone 4.)

You need to either change the above HTML to:

<div id="header" style="cursor: pointer;">

which essentially removes the clickable part of the div, so it’s probably just best to eliminate the clickable div altogether. Otherwise the cursor pointer change the header background won’t make sense.

or

take out the target="_blank" in the youtube link. I’m pretty sure you can keep the clickable div as long as any links inside the clickable div don’t use target="_blank". (in regards to Safari.)

I was just taking a look at it tonight. This has been on a “backburner” as I’ve been busy and haven’t had an immediate need to do the update. But I have gotten enough requests that I feel it’ll be something I update in the next month or so.

Apologies for the delay. I’ll see if the issue you’re having is something I can address.

Resolving…

Apologies for the delay.

This plugin will hide all posts from non-logged in users. It should not affect pages. I’ve updated the README in hopes of making things clearer. Basically, activate the plugin and all posts will be hidden from non-logged in users. There is no option at this time to select which posts are hidden on a post by post basis. The intent is to “hide” the entire blog.

Apologies for the delay. If this is still an issue for you, please let me know. I would need a little more info if it is.

You’re certainly free to ask, but that’s not something I’d ever ask, require, or expect of users of my “free” plugins. If I ever have a need or desire to offer a premium plugin (and many do), I will. Submitting free plugins to the WordPress plugin repository is my way of contributing to both the WordPress and Open Source community. I’m not sure why you’d suggest that “plugins are not for free” when that’s one benefit (free as in free beer) of open source software. Sure, I’ll gladly take a donation if it’s offered, but I don’t ask or expect it, and truthfully, I offer my plugins freely and really don’t want the money. Just my two cents. YMMV

Jose,

I’m not really sure, as I’ve yet to use bbpress….but I’m thinking I might need to make an update to the plugin, which may help in your situation – I use $wp_roles->get_names() and I probably should be using get_editable_roles().