thermador

This still needs to get fixed.

#27 did not work for me – it stops the redirecting to a URL of “1”, but instead, the redirect doesn’t work at all. It just hangs on the current page and never refreshes.

And anyway, I think there are more locations in the code that have this issue and need to be fixed. For example, line 35, and the other widget_out.php files for the other formats.

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Then again, because of the poor documentation for using the login_with_ajax() template code in the first place, I’m not really sure how this template code is supposed to work anyway.

Can anyone give me an example of the proper syntax? Is it login_with_ajax( 0, 0 ); etc.
or is it
login_with_ajax(‘profile_link=0&registration=0’); etc.
or is it something else? Who knows…

The “Other Notes” page and the included Readme.txt just lists the options, but it doesn’t give any examples of what the login_with_ajax function expects. We’re not all genius developers here you know. I’m sure it’s obvious to you, but not to the rest of us.

I’m probably going to stop using LWA for now. It was fun while it lasted, but it’s time to look at some other plugins that actually work.

Ah excellent, thank you. I tried the custom widget selectors but I didn’t read the documentation on your website to get the syntax right: https://en.hetarena.com/standard-widget-extensions Thank you for the help!

Me too, would love support of random()

for me i had trouble with the area below the left sidebar remaining black (i wanted to *not* use black as i am recoloring the theme to be gray)

turned out it was .site:before that was causing it

i had this:

.site { background-color: gray !important; }

and i needed this:

.site, .site:before { background-color: gray !important; }

I get the same errors with WordPress 4.0.

There is definitely a problem with the way YAPB implements wp_handle_upload vs. the changes made to that function in WordPress 4.0. This function begins at line 190 in WP’s wp-admin/includes/file.php

YAPB implements wp_handle_upload in /lib/Yapb.class.php, line 323. I have tried adding an override for this test (as described in file.php, line 264), by adding

$overrides[‘test_size’] = false,

to /lib/Yapb.class.php, line 323. This gets rid of the error message, but the consequence is that the image isn’t uploaded at all!

And really, that’s not the right solution anyway, even if it worked. The correct thing to do is to figure out why WP’s file.php thinks that YAPB uploads are failing the file size test, and fix that issue.

I had this happening in some browsers but not others.

I found that I had to allow javascript from “bootstrapcdn.com” for the icons to work.

If you block javascript from that site, the icons won’t work anymore. And really, you should be blacklisting all JS by default in any secure browser, using a plugin like NoScript, and then whitelisting URLs as needed.

I really wish you would just embed the stylesheets for this plugin, instead of linking to other sites. It is more secure and faster to load that way.

Thanks. That plugin reads EXIF and puts it in the post. YAPB already does that for me.

But neither Exifography nor YAPB generate tags from EXIF.

I’ve given up on this quest. I will just have to live without EXIF tags.

Which is a cool concept, but my photoblog still works fine without it.

Yes, is this plugin ever going to be updated?

I would like to be able to assign post tags to uploads. Should be simple right?

Just pick some tags that you will apply to all the images/posts you are creating with that upload. Would save a lot of time.

Agree on the EXIF/IPTC data. It would be really cool if the plugin could write tags or fields from that data as well.

I guess I would have to write a plugin that

1) extracts the EXIF data from an image that is appended to the post
2) stores that EXIF data in a PHP variable temporarily
3) writes it to the appropriate post tag

For example, most images have an EXIF data field called “Manufacturer” – Data is something like “Nikon” or “Canon” or “Olympus”.

I want a plugin that will automatically tag all of my posts with the tag “Nikon” that have an image attached to the post that has Nikon as the EXIF Manufacturer… or tagged “50mm” for all my images shot with a 50mm lens. etc. etc.

PhotoQ sort of did this. The plugin has been abandoned tho. Maybe I will have to learn PHP and then hack apart his code and write it myself.

I was hoping that someone else had already written it but I guess not.

Thank you for fixing this! New version seems to be working fine.

Cool, thank you.

I ended up just adding some code to my theme’s functions.php to disable RSS feeds until I find a way to remove media from the RSS feed.

Something you could add to your plugin maybe?

An example of why: if you only want to post thumbnails (say 300×200) on your photoblog, but the original hi-res files (say 3000×2000) are uploaded with the post and then resized by ImageMagick for display on the webpage/post, well, wordpress includes the hi-res original file as a media attachment in the RSS2 feed anyway.

Pretty easy for unpermissioned users to get the high-res copy – just get them off the feed. For a photographer, that often means your images get stolen (and then uploaded to istockphoto and getty so someone else can make money off of them).

It would be cool if there was a way to have a feed without giving away all of your site’s content on the feed (I can put the thumbnail in the feed easily enough, but WP also attaches the whole image no matter what I do).

Anyone else got ideas? I have searched the available plugins many times.

PhotoQ was the only thing that even half-implemented this. Seems like this should be a feature of Simple Tags, but that plugin hasn’t been updated in a year so I don’t have high hopes…

I fixed this issue on mine (not using XMLRPC, but it should still work, since I had the same message when trying to use another plugin to create posts).

Basically, you have to give yourself permissions to post.

Go to the “Roles” menu. Let’s say you have your site set up to restrict by Categories. So click on “Categories” on the left menu.

Choose these options.

1) Dropdown: choose “Assign for selected categories”
2) Select your user name checkbox
3) Select nothing here
4) Select “Post Author” for all categories. If you have a lot of categories, you can do this with a “select all” checkbox at the bottom.
5) Press “Update” in the upper right.

So you have given your user name / account permissions to be a post author in all categories (assuming that you are an admin and you wan to be able to post in all categories).

The idea is the same if you are restricting by posts or by pages or whatever else – give your account permission to be an author and that should fix it.

Yeah same problem for me.

v1.9 appears stable though.

Tried 2.11, 2.1, 2.0. All have the same problem – unable to edit certain lines of code in theme files. Can’t edit the THE LOOP code for example. About half the lines in any file can’t be edited.

Looking at the Changelog, a lot of stuff got added in 2.0, so one of those additions probably borked this thing

I’d want to see the ability to “turn” the pages, some kind of Nav to get to the next post.

Well, that part is done (link). I was able to get AJAXed WordPress to do this. It’s pretty neat. Any excess overflow is automatically handled by the fleXcroll AJAX scrollers. The only thing I need to figure out is how to make AJAXed WordPress change its pagination settings based on theme size, but for now, the medium theme works best.

KJet is a nice illustration. How hard would it be to set up a circuit diagram that could be tiled in the background?

Very hard, tried it when I originally designed it. Couldn’t get anything to work that didn’t look like a complete hack job, so I gave up.

When I look at the small version in FF3, you’ve got copy being cut off in the main post area.

That’s what the scrollbars are for. Looks fine to me ?