tengutech

Hi Apoca,
I’m only just starting to play with Visual Form Builder but I think the way you get an image into the form, is add an HTML field and put an IMG tag in it.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by tengutech.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by tengutech.

Same issue with 0.4.
Going back to version 0.38 has fixed the problem.
Thanks for the suggestion.

I just got a similar error when I upgraded.

Upgraded from 1.6.3 to 1.7.2

WordPress ver: 2.9.2

Error message:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/<my directory structure removed>/wp-content/plugins/stats/stats.php on line 134

I get this error message in the header on each page of the admin section, and on the Dashboard in the WordPress Development Blog, Other WordPress news and Plugins sections.

The Stats widget header appears on the Dashboard, but nothing displays. And there is no Site Stats menu item.

There doesn’t appear to be any errors on the site.

Thank you.
Its nice to see it was worth learning to create WP plugins.
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But rather than putting in a static URL you might like to use something like:

wp_enqueue_script('devlounge_plugin_series', get_bloginfo('wpurl') . '/wp-content/plugins/devlounge-plugin-series/js/devlounge-plugin-series.js', array('prototype'), '0.1');

Notice the ‘get_bloginfo(‘wpurl’) .’ section.

Code borrowed from Using JavaScript and CSS with your WordPress Plugin

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Though from other stuff I have read ‘wp_enqueue_script’ doesn’t work if you call it in ‘wp_head’.

As far as I know there is no limit on the number of comments.

Possible things I can think of checking are:
* Has posting comments been locked?
* Does the person need to be logged in to post comments and isn’t?

What plugin are you using?
What version of WordPress?
Do you get this error message from a web browser trying to load the sitemap, if so what browser and version?

More details please ??