skyer2000

Here is the fix:

Open file: \wp-content\plugins\facebook-fanbox-with-css-support\facebook-fanbox-with-css-support.php

Replace all with this: https://pastie.org/7142439#308

Note: Line 308 is an application ID. You need to create a Facebook App just to run the fanbox using this method.

To do that, create an App here: https://developers.facebook.com/apps

Fill in the information, when editing the app under “Basic” settings, click “Website with Facebook Login” and put in your URL. Once you do that, fill in your URL at the “App Domains” field.

Then copy/paste your newly created Facebook app’s ID into line 308 of the code I provided.

Hope this helps!

Same issue here, but the <div> trick worked.

I updated to 1.1.2 but it broke the plugin. I rolled back to 1.1.1 and manually applied the fix, and it’s back to working again.

There is no such thing as inconvenience when you are donating your time to begin with! Thank you.

@sweetie25

The latest version of Nivo Slider supports HTML captions natively. This plugin is pretty outdated, I recommend looking at one of the newer Nivo (or the official: https://nivo.dev7studios.com/) Slider plugins.

Danny, it seems like you are always chasing the WordPress team as you maintain the single most valuable plugin I use for my clients. I really hope you are able to figure it out for 3.3, I updated a couple of sites before I noticed the plugin was incompatible.

It seems the editor has difficulty showing the toolbar in 3.3

You are correct, never thought to check there. Thanks!

Tried that, then also delete the wp_twitter_widget entry in the options table. Tried adding it again and still have the error.

Could this be because the website is behind a Under Construction page? Does the website have to be public in order for this to work?

Maybe just throw <?php echo get_the_permalink(); ?> in there instead. I haven’t had a chance to test anything like this, so I’m just guessing what might work in that area!

I would try passing a $_GET variable on each page, with a unique URL (can be fake).

So each form could be:

https://mysite.com/form?url=/form/1
https://mysite.com/contact?url=/form/2
https://mysite.com/team?url=/form/3

Using my plugin you can pass that variable into the form while the user fills it out:

[getparam url]

Then, if Contact Form 7 allows it, you can then pass [url] into on_sent_ok:

on_sent_ok: “_gaq.push([‘_trackPageview’, ‘[url]’]);”

I’m not sure if that would work, but maybe changing [url] to something like $_POST[‘url’] would?

Does this suit your needs? https://www.bobzien.com/2010/10/22/google-analytics-goals-with-contact-form-7-the-right-way/

Danny,

Thanks for the update! Check out that line I pointed out, it seems that the latest versions of WordPress have a hard time re-sizing the height of the editor area.

My only other idea is to make my own plugin with working methods, however I will not be doing that for at least a few weeks (hopefully this author shows up and fixes his own)

You can make the changes while the plugin is active. Also, I’m using Chrome and have not tested in any other browsers.