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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPAdverts - Classifieds Plugin] Allow image upload for guestsI found the problem. It was WP-SpamShield (the last free version before the whole disturbing controversy here).
I have solved it without disabling WP-SpamShield by adding the following filter to my child theme functions.php:
add_filter( 'wpss_misc_form_spam_check_bypass', 'custom_misc_form_spam_check_bypass' ); function custom_misc_form_spam_check_bypass( $bypass ) { $bypass = FALSE; $bypass_actions = array ( 'adverts_gallery_upload', 'adverts_gallery_delete', 'adverts_gallery_update_order' ); if ( isset($_POST['action'] ) ) { if ( in_array($_POST['action'], $bypass_actions ) ) { $bypass = TRUE; } } return $bypass; }Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPAdverts - Classifieds Plugin] Allow image upload for guestsThanks for the reply!
There is no JavaScript error. The issue is that when I save the Image Editor Capability under Options -> Core -> Gallery -> Image Editor Capability … and set it to Subscriber/Read it always saves as the last role in the select – not the one I selected. (Currently role ‘Organization’ in my list)
Have you tested the plugin on a site with non-standard roles? I am using the ‘Members’ plugin (Justin Tadlock’s). As well as Membee login integration.
Also, the custom post status implementation needs a little work.
I will look at your code today and see if I can find out why it does not respect the Image Editor Capability selected.
Thanks again for the reply!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPAdverts - Classifieds Plugin] Allow image upload for guestsPlease notify me when this question is posted so that I can return and see if it has been read. Thanks.
Did not read wall of text. Will you be allowing manual Tracking ID entry anymore or not?
If not, we are all leaving.
Manual ID entry? Yes or no?
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Standardisation of ShortcodesSo then. Tell me how html standards do not work. It is the very same thing.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Do not mangle html and javascriptNot a security “nightmare”. Such sensationalism. You must remember that a large part of WordPress installs are used as a single admin CMS and not a blogging platform.
Again we come back to the lack of permissions and roles functionality in the wordpress core.
I would rather code a site from scratch and leave wordpress out of it altogether, however that is not my employers choice. So being forced to use wordpress as a CMS (without customisation), I would like it to work like one and to stop mangling my code.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: SVG SupportYes, but… the majority of sites I maintain I am the admin and the single user of the site. No editors, no subscribers and no comments. I am sure this is not a unique situation. WordPress has become the CMS of choice kludged together from a blogging platform.
The point is that the SVGs I want to upload are ones I have created myself. I mean how hard would it be to add a check that user is admin to upload SVGs? The primary place it would be of use is in theme image uploads, which mostly tend to use the wp media uploader.
Roles and permissions are the solution, this should be core functionality of a CMS and not left to plugins. Period.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Standardisation of ShortcodesLike this: http://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode
The point is that I know html, css and javascript. It just does not make sense to me that every site I work on should try to reinvent html in its own awful way and I have to remember them all or refer to inadequate documentations.
The pat reply of: hand it off to theme or plugin developers does not cut it with me. Good core design is what is required. This is done with many things and the result is a mess. (user roles and permissions anyone?)
So what if someone’s plugin business is destroyed by putting in the core what should have been there from the start? Too frickin bad.
It has just got to the point that many themes have a set of shortcodes nearly as complicated as html, poorly designed and inadequately documented. Why not just use html? (because wordpress insists on mangling it)
So I still think that a standard set of shortcodes would be useful, a way to use html without wordpress mangling it.
It sounds silly but why not a [div] shortcode, a [script] shortcode, a [css] shortcode… if we are going to re-invent html then it should at least make sense and have standards.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: True WYSYWYG Editing & PrintingWhat we need is WYTIWYG. What You Type Is What You Get.
Stop mangling html, css and javascript. WYSIWYG is evil.
Syntax highlighting html, css and javascript plain text editor please, and do not change it when I post it. I mean what I type. WordPress is used by technical web developers not non-technical bloggers. The easier they try to make it for non-technical users, the harder it becomes to use for technical users.
Stop. The. Madness.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: How can you deal with review shillers?Fight fire with fire. Sockpuppet anyone?