Pat K
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Thanks for the tip. I too am very disappointed at the removal of the exclude feature.
FYI: this happened to me as well; using the classic editor, WP 5.2.2 and Disable Comments v1.9. I deactivated all plugins & switched to Twenty Seventeen theme. Only after disabling this plugin (Disable Comments) did the edit/insert link popup stop flashing. (Highlighting text and clicking ‘Insert/Edit Link’ initiates the popup, but hovering over the popup makes it flash quickly on and off, making it unusable.) I rolled back to v1.8; no change.
I have Disable Comments installed on other sites, and have never seen this before. There is another site running on the same server as this site with the same plugins plus additional plugins and I can’t reproduce this problem. Very strange. Also, no JavaScript error reported.
Unfortunately, the site is in development, so I’m not able to share the link.
The solution (sort of) in my case: click publish. If I paste or type in content, and try to create a link, it flashes. But if I publish the page or post, I’m then able to create links using the link button.
pkThis is a better replacement custom search form example; contains a placeholder, and IDs are swapped out for CLASSES (so the form won’t generate validation errors if loaded more than once once per page):
function customsearchform( $form ) { $form = '<form role="search" method="get" class="search-form" action="' . home_url( '/' ) . '" > <div><label class="screen-reader-text" for="s">' . __('Search for:') . '</label> <input type="search" value="' . get_search_query() . '" placeholder="Search ..." name="s" id="s" /> <input type="submit" class="search-submit" value="'. esc_attr__('Search') .'" /> </div> </form>'; return $form; } add_shortcode('customsearch', 'customsearchform');Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Airpress] Excellent! Extremely powerful & useful plugin.Good to know, thanks! (Seems counterintuitive that the toolbar above this window includes a link button if links are verboten.) It may seem obvious but I did think it worth mentioning that this plugin ONLY works in conjunction with Airtable; hence the explanatory and now missing reference.
pkForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Airpress] Using glue within [apr_loop]Another good question! I know exactly what you mean and have run into this myself. There is no Airpress method that I am aware of (I’m sure Chester will chime in if there is). So headings that are followed by empty fields are just that: headings followed by empty fields. I seem to remember trying to use a jQuery filter to address this (removing these headings dynamically) without success. If you find a method to do this, please post your solution!
pkForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Airpress] Using glue within [apr_loop]Good question! I haven’t found an Airpress method to achieve this, but it is possible using a CSS3 pseudo-element. If you wrap {{Name}} in a set of inline tags (such as span, i or em) it’s possible to add the comma as a pseudo-element via CSS like so:
div.comma-separated-list span:after { content: ', '; } div.comma-separated-list i:last-of-type:after { content: ''; }It would be awesome if there were a way to achieve this with Airpress (seems simple enough) but this is a workaround which I’ve used successfully. Hope this helps…
pkIf it explains “nothing” then why did you ask for it…in both of the posts referenced above?
Not to mention this thread that was started close to 5 months ago:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/manage-backup-archives-download-please-wait/…with no resolution.
Thanks jurassicpork! This for worked for me as well. For anyone with WHM access, the FILEINFO extension for PHP can be installed via EasyApache (easier than doing this on a per-account basis). As soon as I installed FILEINFO, the unending ‘please wait’ popup message flashed only momentarily before the file was downloaded successfully.
Hopefully the developers are made aware of this…this has been a huge problem for many people for months (since v3.4.5). It would be nice if there was a fallback that allowed this plugin to work for those who do not have or cannot have the FILEINFO extension installed on their hosting server.
FINALLY a solution. I installed and tested the newest release v3.6.3. No change; still got the unending ‘Please wait…’ message. BUT I did a quick search and found this https://wordpress.org/support/topic/created-a-back-up-but-cannot-download/, posted yesterday. Rather than use php.ini, I was able to install the FILEINFO extension for PHP via EasyApache in WHM (which in many cases is not installed by default). For those who don’t have access to WHM, you can try adding extension=php_fileinfo.dll to a php.ini file via cPanel.
Anyway, as soon as I installed the FILEINFO extension for PHP, the “Please wait” message only flashed on the screen momentarily and the download proceeded without a hitch. I checked the downloaded files and all the files are there.
Perhaps the developers will take this into consideration with the next release and provide a fallback for people who don’t / can’t have FILEINFO enabled.
I am also having the same problem on MANY sites on different servers. Each time there is a new release, I update and test it, as I did with 3.6.2. The backups are processed, but I am unable to manually download the files. The popup appears and hangs with the “Please wait…” message. The last stable, working version of this plugin was version 3.4.5. I have been waiting many months for a release to fix this and other bugs mentioned in the posts above this one. Very disappointing – this was such a great plugin!
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In reply to: [The Events Calendar: Category Colors] Legend Superpowers OpacitySuccess! Thanks again Andy. The script that I tried earlier was SO close. I was attempting to dequeue ‘legend-superpowers’ instead of ‘legend_superpowers’.
For anyone else who’s interested (in changing the opacity of filtered ‘inactive’ categories), simply make a copy of legend-superpowers.js and place it in your child theme: theme-name/tribe-events/teccc/legend-superpowers.js
…change the opacity value on line 17(ish) to 0
and pop the following in your child theme’s functions.php file:
// change opacity of filtered inactive categories define( 'MY_CHILD_URI', get_stylesheet_directory_uri().'/' ); add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'mytheme_scripts'); function mytheme_scripts() { wp_dequeue_script( 'legend_superpowers' ); wp_deregister_script( 'legend_superpowers' ); wp_enqueue_script( 'legend_superpowers', MY_CHILD_URI . 'tribe-events/teccc/legend-superpowers.js', array('jquery'), '', true ); }Cheers,
pkForum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Events Calendar: Category Colors] Legend Superpowers OpacityThanks Andy. I did a search for wp_enqueue_scripts (typo), not wp_enqueue_script. Apologies! I’ll take another stab at it and will report back.
pkForum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Events Calendar: Category Colors] Legend Superpowers OpacityThanks Andy. I played around with dequeueing, deregistering then enqueueing a modified script but the plugin doesn’t enqueue the js, so I don’t think this method will work either. For now I’ll modify the value in the plugin’s legend-superpowers.js file. Maybe someone else will have an idea one how this might be achieved…
Thanks for sharing your awesome plugin!
pkAgreed! Thanks again for your help xolite!
pk