wagedu

Ok, i changed everything, it works, but still:
1. The Loaded plugins are different for logged in or non logged in. I didn’t set any role-related rules
And also without any specific rule. When logged in, some plugins obey the rules, some don’t
2. Still lots of PHP errors (lots)
In your own settings page:
Notice Undefined index: front_debug_style 1 +
wp-content/plugins/plugin-organizer/tpl/settings.php:273
Plugin: plugin-organizer
Notice Undefined index: admin_debug_style 1 +
wp-content/plugins/plugin-organizer/tpl/settings.php:281
Plugin: plugin-organizer
…
What’s going on?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by wagedu.

Ok, the PHP error disappeared once I set global rules. That’s nice.

The problem now is another…
I have global rules disabling a plugin, because I want it Disabled for all posts.
On top of that, I have filters set so that same plugin is Enabled in a category page.
It works perfectly when I’m NOT logged in. The plugin is Enabled on the category page.
However, if I’m logged in, only Global rules apply, and the plugin is Disabled on the category page. I can see that in the Debug: it only shows global rules.
Even if I disable debug the problem persists: Filters are only applied to NON logged in users. It doesn’t matter if it’s Administrator or editor.

Any suggestion on what I might be doing wrong or how to fix it?

Thanks in advance!

Hi @kywyz Thomas,

then let ME say sorry if I maybe phrased my support question wrongly: I wasn’t requesting a feature, just asking if it existed and how to use it ??
I didn’t even notice that the gallery block was “working” and it was an image block limitation. WordPress is great but I’m afraid it’s following the same path as Flash did, expanding its capabilities at the cost of introducing more and more contradictions in its behaviour.

Anyway, just so you know, there is no way I can get the editors to manually update over 1700 articles with an average of 4 images in each, so we’ll have to roll with a Lightbox without any info below. And let me be clear: I prefer 1000 times your plugin without captions than any other out there which provides captions via bad tricks.

Cheers and keep the great work.

Hi, Dimitris,

thanks for the quick reply ??

What would be a more private way to show you the URL?

PS: Multiple problems with the media library:
1. The library gets stuck in a loop when selecting Grid view, never loading any image. Also in Grid view: The “Search field” appears in the middle of the screen
2. When Uploading images in any of the available ways (via Library, via post) it either gets stuck at “Processing” or gives the error “couldn’t upload, try again later”. But when reloading the media library again, the image is there.

All problems solved by deactivating Adminimize

I don’t know if it’s some kind of incompatibility between Adminimize and some other plugin but the fact is that by deactivating Adminimize all problems disappeared.

I’m on WP 5.5.1

Hi, Jordy, thanks for replying ??

An example would be this page: https://qrs.artequeacontece.com.br/livros-aqa-men-to-avoid-in-art-and-life/
The images are always added via standard Gutenberg image block, plain and clean.

Right now, “Caption” is the only field enabled in Meow Lightbox.

Thanks a lot. You got a fan here ??

PS: I’m still coding, no optimizations yet, so please don’t panic when you see a zillion js and css, lol

Hi,
clearing site data and cookies didn’t help. I had to do that and then restart the browser. Applies to Google Chrome.
I’m just raising the issue since Chrome seems to be the culprit and may be a common issue. And the Bruteforce Cookie is an awesome solution. Far better, in my humble opinion, than changing the wp-login url.
Hope it helps someone.

Thanks and congratulations for an awesome plugin

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by wagedu. Reason: mark as resolved

Ok @twentig, to you, sincerely many thanks again, you tried.
To Marius: WordPress hackers don’t log in to wp support forums? lol
Cheers, have a nice weekend

Hi, I’m not having many issues, just the one.
how to fix it, please?
Thanks in advance

Hi again. I tried to SUPER THANK YOU <3 but couldn’t post on a closed topic.
Now… would you be so kind as to delete this topic? We’ve been (are) under Bruteforce Attack and I wouldn’t like to give any info away as to which plugins we’re using under which URLs.

Thanks

Hi, sorry I fixed it myself but… would you be so kind as to delete this topic? We’ve been (are) under Bruteforce Attack and I wouldn’t like to give any info away as to which plugins we’re using under which URLs.

Thanks

“The page I need help with” is not more valid. I had to go with another plugin :/
But the question (and attached zip) still remain valid since I’d prefer to use your plugin.
Thanks in advance ??

hahaha! I Ctrl-F’ed “coffee”, lol, facepalm
Enjoy the coffee, cheers!

Hi all, how you doing?
Haven’t heard from you in 2 weeks regarding the srcset problems, and after seeing WordPress update to 5.5 I can understand why, lol.
Still, do you have any updates/news? Please, don’t get me wrong! Asking just to know if I have to start coding the archive templates manually. Only a couple of weeks before delivering the site!!
Other than that… where you taking your coffees? Couldn’t find a link and, even if just for the font management, awesome plugin, caffeine deserving ??
Thanks! Have a nice week!

Once again, thanks for the quick reply.
Hoping this info helps: it didn’t change back until I removed the custom Footer Credit.
I see your updating the plugin almost daily. Which is great but also a pity (lol) since I wanted to modify it to include my 3 rows in your code, hehe.
Anyway, I’ll keep an eye for the srcset stuff I started the thread with.
Thanks again, great people of Twentig!
EDIT: Twentig’s widget areas are still there even after adding (to my child theme’s functions.php)
remove_action( ‘get_footer’, ‘twentig_get_footer’, 9 );

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by wagedu.