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Same here: WP 3.8

Another feature request: Using the Hashtags of the digested tweets as post tags would also be neat.

I figured out that a script in my template uses an outdated version of jquery. After removing it, it works fine.

And adding the <!–more–> break for long digests would also be very helpful.

Hi Ben,

you new code works fine.

Thanks!

I was digging around in the plugin’s code and basically, the option to exclude Retweets pretty much does the same what I want to achieve. It also just checks the tweets via preg_match for the @-symbol. So it should be relatively easy to modify the plugin. However, in order to make this a proper function of the plugin and not just some hack, it would be awesome if one could enter a specific text string in WordPress’ dashboard/plugin settings page.

And here unfortunately, my limited programming skills left me and I don’t want to create a huge mess in the plugin’s code.

So I would really appreciate, if this feature would be implemented.

Cheers!

Hi Valeria,

sorry for not replying for so long.
I would like to make your captcha plugin work with this form validation:
https://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-validation/

Thanks!

Never mind. I didn’t notice the new folder on level higher where the themes are stored.

Same issue here. Please fix it!

Hi Erick,

something has happened: It doesn’t redirect anymore. Unfortunately, now it takes you to a page without the content, but with a copyright notice. And the title of the page says “page not found” (it’s not a 404 page, so something is happening).

Thanks again for trying to solve this!

Hi Erick,

thanks for trying to solve this problem. Unfortunately, installing the new version didn’t solve the problem yet. No changes are recognizable.

The settings of the plugin look like this:
Automatically add print links based on settings below? no
Automatically place link: Below content
Display automatically on: articles, pages
Text for link to print entire item: Druckversion
Text for link to print current page: Druckversion
CSS for print links: print_link
Open print-friendly views: In a new window
Include endnotes for links found in content? Yes
Endnotes heading: Endnotes:

Thanks!

Hi Yani,

indeed, that was the same issue for me. So far, I always uploaded the styles separately, because I modified them to adjust to the style of my website.

So this issue is resolved. However, maybe as a suggestions for future version:
Maybe it would be good to strictly separate frontend and backend styles in the style sheets. That way, when you update the plugin at least functionality is not harmed when I manipulate the frontend relevant styles.

Anyway, thanks for your help!

Hi Xavien,

thanks for your reply.
I tried you suggestion, but didn’t have success. In fact, I realized that the my custom settings when calling the plugin is apparently completely ignored.

It looks like this:
the_advanced_excerpt('length=50&no_custom=0&no_shortcode=1&finish_sentence=1&add_link=0&allowed_tags=em,i,u,b,strong');

Any ideas what’s wrong?

Hi Yani,

cleaned browser cache – no difference.
Checked error console, nothing.

But the problem remains. And it’s not only on my computer. All the editor of the blog I am administering are reporting the same issue.

Here’s a screenshot of what it looks like:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/176804/Bildschirmfoto%202012-03-12%20um%2021.17.04.png

Thanks!

So, did actually anybody make this work with the User Avatar plugin?

I am starting to wonder if this is maybe not possible with this plugin?
Because when I very simply hard-code
<?php echo get_avatar(2, '100' ); ?>
to my author.php (user no. 2 exists and I uploaded an avatar using this plugin) the code that is being inserted to my page is the default wordpress avatar path.
Something like
<img alt='' src='https://myserver/wp-includes/images/blank.gif' class='avatar avatar-100 photo avatar-default' height='100' width='100' />
So it definitely is not pointing to the path of this plugin.

I would really appreciate help cos I’m totally stuck. ??