Charlie Merland

Hi Alina,

Very sorry for making you wait for so long. I’ll investigate this and get back to you quickly!

Correct, the YYYY-MM-DD format is inherited from TheMovieDB; you can handle it like any other date format with PHP, though. The code you pasted is incorrect (wpmoly_movie_date doesn’t exist, looks like wpmoly_format_movie_release_date which renders a link to the date in ‘YY MONTH YYYY’ format). If you don’t want the link, either strip it using strip_tags():

echo strip_tags( apply_filters( 'wpmoly_format_movie_release_date', wpmoly_get_movie_meta( null, 'release_date' ) ) );

Or the more basic PHP way:

echo date( 'jS F Y', strtotime( wpmoly_get_movie_meta( null, 'release_date' ) ) );

Note that if the first code will be localized, the second will not.

Hi Nathaniel,

$meta['cast'] is a string, casting it to an array will only result in an array with a single row in it; to get the actual split you have to use explode():

$Casinput = explode( ', ', $meta['cast'] );
$Casinput = array_slice( $Casinput, 0, 10 );
$Casinput = implode( ', ', $Casinput );

One-liner: $Casinput = implode( ', ', array_slice( explode( ', ', $meta['cast'] ), 0, 10 ) );

Note: rather than modifying the plugin’s file − which will result in your modifications being deleted on each plugin update − copy the file to your theme’s folder under a wpmovielibrary folder instead of views, for instance: wpmovielibrary/movies/movie-imdb-headbox.php. Edit that file: it will be used instead of the plugin’s default one!

Hi Alina,

Making a player responsive is a bit tricky as, in the end, it mostly depends on the videos size… Apart from having a JavaScript calculating the optimum size and dealing with resizes, you can always override the plugin’s template by creating a wpmovielibrary/movies/headbox-allocine/tabs/trailer.php file in your theme’s folder with this content. This will render a 640x380px player limited to the container’s width in smaller screen to avoid overflow. See how it works!

Hi there Johannes,

About the [movie] Shortcode issue, any clue in the server’s log? A missing content like you describe looks like a PHP error killing the rest of the script.

As for the Headbox Shortcode, yes, it’s been resquested here few days ago, and it’s now a planned feature!

Hi emmajrobinson,

I suppose the missing data (languages and country, essentially) are correctly imported and present in the metadata?

There’s someone working on the German translation already, but I don’t know how far he’s got; anyways, you can use the current POT file from GitHub and edit it with Poedit.

I don’t know the Genesis framework, but if you can provide a URL for your site I’ll take a look at it, see how the menu can be fixed 🙂

Hi fghafoor,

There is no “full-admin-only” mode, some things will always be loaded on frontend too, but if you set off all public-related options there shouldn’t much to do on frontend.

That being said, here’s a quick trick for you: in the plugin’s wpmovielibrary.php file, edit line 106 and change if ( wpmoly_requirements_met() ) to if ( wpmoly_requirements_met() && is_admin() ) {. That way if you’re not in the dashboard, nothing will be loaded. I’ll add this as an option in a future version, too.