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updated and fixed in version 1.8
Yep it’s a bug , missing
"in the img tag, I’ll upload a fix shortly
thanks.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [ShortCodes UI] [Plugin: ShortCodes UI] PositioningThis problem comes form closing php tags which is something you should avoid, meaning instead of doing this:
?> <span> some html</span> <?phpdo it like this:
$out = '<span> some html</span>'; return $out;Hi,
I saw your video and it does look like you are doing everything right accept you are using capital letters in the attribute name which sadly will never work, so try changing
XMLpathtoxmlpathin the attribute you create and in the template.Use firefox or chrome and see what kind of errors the request is generating.
and report back.
I just saw what you mean and i fixed the HTML issue in this quick updated version 2.3
so now you can set HTML message, And i also added a filter hook named:
bapl_limited_message_Filterwhich accepts the saved message and you can use that to return what ever you want.Yep you have a syntax error
$bapl=>should be$bapl->@wp_Dimmy when creating a new rule you can enter html in the message field.
take a look at the example at http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/50012/2487
As of version 2.2.2 you can create your own rules using the new action hook
post_creation_limits_custom_checkswhich takes two parameters$typenow, the type of the post the user is trying to create.$user_ID, the ID of the user how is trying to create the post.
as of last update you can remove the filter which causes the hiding of the links like this:
add_action('admin_footer','dont_hide',9); function dont_hide(){ global $bapl; remove_action('admin_footer',array($bapl,'hide_links')); }simply paste this in your theme’s functions.php file.
Hi,
you can add html if you want, either directly or using one of the hooks provided.
displaying “post limit reached” message on every page would take make the plugin run his check every page and that will make it much less lightweight (maybe could be done with cacheing to database) I’ll look into it.
ass for the last option I’ll think about it. thanks.
Make sure you are not in the network admin menu, but in the main site dashboard ->>settings ->> Post creation limits.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Author Category] [Plugin: Author Category] big problemThanks, fixed in version 0.2
If you preform a Google search for
Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in /wp-includes/query.php on line 27you will see that this error can be caused by so many things, when any number of plugins conflict.
now I’m willing to explore and help figure out whats causing it but I’ll need more details, so anyone who wants can contact me by http://about.me/bainternet