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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Super Cache] RSS feed not getting GC'dYeah, our primary blog is installed in /blog/. Other blogs in our MU setup are on that same path prefix (/blog/blog2, /blog/blog3, etc). It appears that only the primary blog has feed caching broken for us.
Is this setup not currently supported? It seems to be a problem with $blogcacheid assigned in wp-cache-base.php — the value gets set to “feed/” on line 27 since the blog name isn’t in the primary blog’s URL.
[ lme-module latLong=”51.045,-114.057″ module=”nileguide” ] <- gives Hong Kong info
latLong isn’t a supported shortcode attribute. Did I mistakenly put that in the documentation somewhere, or did you just figure you’d try it out to see if it works?
My hunch is just that there’s not enough data for those other areas, but I need to dig into it a little bit more first to confirm. I’ll post again as soon as I determine whether or not that’s the case.
Can you post links to examples where this is happening? If you’re using shortcodes, could you post the exact shortcode(s) that are causing the problem?
This should be fixed in v3 (just released).
I just released Local Market Explorer v3 which implements support for Diverse Solutions’ dsIDXpress.
This was happening when the content below an item didn’t have an image specified. This is fixed in v3.0. Thanks for reporting.
Fixed in 3.0 — thanks!
I think I have a good idea on how to fix this. Thanks for bring it up. I’ll make sure the fix goes out with 3.0 (which is in just a few more days I think).
Unfortunately, neither of these modules can be fixed to pull the neighborhood data automatically at this time.
With dsIDXpress, there’s no way to pass the neighborhood into the shortcode system. You can pass in a “tract” or “community” name, but there’s no reliable way to know which one of those types the desired neighborhood is. If I wanted to get it close I’d just pick “community,” but even then the community names in the MLS don’t often match up with the community names that Zillow and Yelp have. Sure there are communities like “Downtown” which would match up perfectly but for every one that does match up, there are two that don’t it seems. The nice thing about v3 though is that you can use the shortcode system to mix and match the modules and get this perfect once you find the right neighborhood type and name match.
With schools, Education.com simply doesn’t accept the ability to pass in a neighborhood. I’ve brought this up to them and they’re considering adding it. Even if / when they do add this functionality though, you’re still going to have the mis-matched neighborhood name issues.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Local Market Explorer] Yelp map not renderingThis issue is fixed in version 2.2.1. I just released it a few minutes ago, so it should be showing up in your admin later today. Sorry about that.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: WordPress.com Stats] Loops forever on post_id -1It’s interesting that you brought this up now as I’m having the exact same problem with my plugin as well (dsIDXpress). The fake post ID I’m using is -1, but I’m unwilling to set
$wp_query->is_page/$wp_query->is_singleto false to make my plugin compatible with the WordPress.com Stats plugin. I’m considering setting my fake post ID to 0 instead of -1 as both plugins seem to run fine if I do that, but then I’m concerned about the compatibility of post ID 0 interfering with other plugins going forward.I don’t know what
dec2sixtwodoes without really digging into it — which I don’t exactly have time for right now — so I’m not going to submit a patch. I do hope the plugin author fixes this bug though.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Real Estate IDX Feed plugin for MLS listingsIntroducing dsIDXpress our new WordPress Plugin [Beta]
We just announced it a few days ago. More to come soon….
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Local Market Explorer] Bug display in Market Activity Recently SoldThis is fixed in version 2.0.2. Good catch.
As far as your issue goes, there unfortunately isn’t a quick or simple workaround that I can think of at the moment to fix this. The problem is that the WordPress hook I’m using to load the content can be used in a number of different places (including the recent posts module you’re using), and since this hook can’t be reliably deactivated without breaking the module on some sites with other plugins installed, I have to figure out a different way of loading the comment. I actually encountered this same issue in a plugin I’m actually developing for Diverse Solutions. Once I figure out a way to work through it, I’ll port the fix over to Local Market Explorer.
Within the next few days, I plan on switching the plugin to a donation-supported development module where donations from the community will fund further development of the module. You’ll see a public notice in a couple of places once the donation system has been set up.
Additionally, I’d appreciate it if you could detail your issue at the User Voice page I set up for the plugin. You can find it here: localmarketexplorer.uservoice.com. That way I’ll be able to easily mark off once it’s done.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Local Market Explorer] Font sizes?Can you post a link to the blog you used it on? I can point you in the right direction.