Texiwill

Hello Raul,

Thank you. I am surprised the current PHP Minify is not compatible with PHP 7.

Either way, there are actually very good reasons to not allow Exec or even Java. The most important being security. Yet, if I wanted that level of capability, I can get it from WP Engine. So I would rather stay with them at the moment. Security is a big concern of mine.

However, with your plugin + my own AAC Scoring plugin + WP Smush, my scores on Pagespeed, GTMetrix, etc. have gone up considerably.

I run a dev site as well, so if you need beta’s tested just let me know. I like to contribute as I can to useful plugins.

Thank you,
Edward

Hello,

Those are the errors that show up using the WPEngine “PHP Compatibility” plugin. While the plugin ‘may’ work in PHP 7, it would be best if there were no warnings or errors per such tools. They will be relied on when moving larger sites to PHP 7 and plugins will be dropped if they have such problems.

At the moment, I am in compatibility test mode before migrating to PHP 7. Other plugins I use are in worse shape. :}

I am more concerned about the Errors than warnings. When will PHP DROP deprecated constructors? The mixed line endings are not a huge issues.

Best regards,
Edward

Hello,

Is there a callback to call to redirect? I Personally did not see one. It would be very cool if a callback/action was available to bypass this as necessary. We use local files and remote files. The local files are the real issue. It was not clear.

perhaps something like:

// Trigger Actual Download Action
                do_action( 'dlm_do_download', $download, $version, $file_path );

                if ( $this->readfile_chunked( $file_path, $range ) ) {

This way we can override the download code as required… A plugin allows me to override using my own plugin without modifying your code. While we can customize your code when we update we have to do it again…

We could also override using the dlm_downloading action but it is not always called and before the file is accessed.

Thoughts?
Edward

This is fixed. I modified the code to use real shortcodes instead of do_shortcode and it changed the behavior enough to fix the issue. It may have been a quoting problem. I will never know.

Yes it is definitely resolved but only after I enabled Verification for logged in users. That was a bit of an oddity but one with which I can live.

Thank you,
Edward

Hello,

You need to read through the code and either do a template replace (possible but more code), or use the already built in capability to override actions and filters. I have done both with great success.

I had to read the code quite a bit to find everything.

Hello Steve,

Yes. 1.5.1 fixed my problem as well. @hunefalk thank-you for going through the code and finding the issue. I ran out of time yesterday to aid more than opening the case.

Best regards,
Edward Haletky

Hello @joecap1,

No difference actually. Plugin can be used to not modify your theme.

Best regards,
Edward

@youpain – No I did not see that but I have others creating content on my site and changes like that are difficult to get across, they like to see what they need to do. But it is definitely another way!

@taolin60 – 1st clear your server and client cache. Since that is an admin-ajax.php call, there may be something else going on. It is unrelated to metadesc issues.

Hello @viruz82,

I would double check your Javascript Console as the scoring has some JS aspects to it. You still need to resolve any JS issues.

— Edward

@viruz82, I think there is something wrong with the custom post type within Yoast in general. Are you using my fix in your functions.php or using the plugin I provided? I do have a custom post type in one of my sites and with my change it worked just fine so it may be something else happening with yours. Perhaps a theme issue?

Edward

Hello @viruz82,

I would still undo what you did within Yoast and repost an image so I can see what it looks like without it. Is this using my plugin as well?

Edward

Hello,

@virus82, that is what my plugin does for you. It does the conversion from hidden to textarea. Modifying the Yoast Plugin like that will break on updates. In order to have the traffic lights you need to have a focus KW. It looks like you have TWO meta description boxes showing now. I would undo the change to Yoast SEO and use my plugin. You put ‘Flank Steak’ in the wrong spot is all.

Best regards,
Edward

@ginobrugman, do you use custom post types? Yes, clear your Minify cache.

Hello,

@Ginobugman, there is always a cache somewhere. But if you are not seeing what @viruz82 is seeing then that is not your problem.

@viruz82 there is a cache almost always unless you are self hosting. At least clear your client cache. I use a combination of W3 Total Cache for JS and BWP Minify for CSS as well as Mod Pagespeed so had to clear all three PLUS the client cache to get rid of the issue. As for the ‘Cooked Plugin’ I do not use it.

Now if you use custom post types, you need to add them into Yoast SEO in order for any of the SEO bits to work. If those custom post types are not in the ‘official’ list as returned by the WordPress plugin get_post_types() and a part of the then meta desc may never show up.

Are you using custom post types?

Best regards,
Edward L. Haletky