Scott Reilly
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@tosten: Hi,
Yes, currently I’m not available for hire. But I can try to help and see if what you want to accomplish is doable.
At first glance, this particular workflow appears to fall outside of what the plugin supports. While the plugin allows you to specify a remote JavaScript file to include (e.g.
//screencast-o-matic.com/api/som.jsvia the “Admin JavaScript Files” setting), and while it supports adding the initializing code (e.g.SOM.Recorder({id: “cYV0cObM”}).embed();via the “Admin JavaScript (in footer)” setting), the plugin does not support adding the “id” attribute to the first<script>tag, which is no doubt needed.Not being familiar with the JavaScript you are looking to embed, I can’t say if the specific code that you’re trying to use would even work if supplied in the
<head>or footer of a page. It might need to be wholly embedded within the body of the page.Unfortunately, when it comes down to it, I don’t think this plugin will be able to help with implementing this particular snippet.
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In reply to: [Auto-hyperlink URLs] Open auto-hyperlinked links in new window@leekianseng: Hi,
Looks like you marked this request as resolved already. Did you figure things out?
I’m not aware of an issue relating to links opening in a new window. Assuming, of course, the following are true:
* The plugin’s setting checkbox
Open auto-hyperlinked links in new window?is checked
* The link in question was hyperlinked by the plugin and wasn’t a pre-existing hyperlinkPlease provide some further information if you’re experiencing any problems.
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In reply to: [Single Category Permalink] Plugin update issueThanks again for reporting the issue and for verifying the fix. Cheers!
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In reply to: [Single Category Permalink] Plugin update issue@mynameisrabby: Thanks for the bug report (and the review)! I’ve just released v2.4.1 of Single Category Permalink to fix the issue. Let me know if you have any other problems with the plugin.
Thanks again!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Auto-hyperlink URLs] The plugin doesn’t work with ACF pluginIf anyone here is still interested, or for others that come across this thread later, support for the Advanced Custom Field plugin has been added as of v5.4 (and adjusted in v5.4.1) of Auto-hyperlink URLs.
Support is disabled by default. A new setting (“Enable support for plugin: Advanced Custom Fields?”) has been added to the plugin settings page to enable the support.
When enabled, the plugin will attempt to auto-hyperlink the following ACF fields: text, textarea, url, and wysiwyg. There is also a new filter,
c2c_autohyperlink_urls_acf_filters, that allows for customization of the ACF fields/filters.Cheers!
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In reply to: [Auto-hyperlink URLs] How to make auto-link work with custom fields?If either of you are still interested, or for others that come across this thread later, support for the Advanced Custom Field plugin has been added as of v5.4 (and adjusted in v5.4.1) of Auto-hyperlink URLs.
Support is disabled by default. A new setting (“Enable support for plugin: Advanced Custom Fields?”) has been added to the plugin settings page to enable the support.
When enabled, the plugin will attempt to auto-hyperlink the following ACF fields: text, textarea, url, and wysiwyg. There is also a new filter,
c2c_autohyperlink_urls_acf_filters, that allows customization of the ACF fields/filters.Cheers!
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In reply to: [Auto-hyperlink URLs] ACF Filtering off by default or toggle@neotrope: Thanks for the long-time support! And for the suggestions!
I’ve just released v5.4.1 of Auto-hyperlink URLs which disables ACF support by default. A new setting (“Enable support for plugin: Advanced Custom Fields?”) has been added to the plugin settings page to enable the support. This approach will be used going forward as built-in support for other plugins is added.
The release also fixes the broken “help” link.
Cheers!
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In reply to: [Auto-hyperlink URLs] Problems with WP YouTube Lyte@tt22tt: Hi, and thanks for the report.
As you and @neotrope have discovered, the “Exclude domains” setting is probably the current best solution for the issue (without resorting to writing a few lines of code). Though bear in mind it would prevent auto-linking any excluded domains that may appear in other contexts where they aren’t treated as embeds.
Anyhow, the good news is that though I just released v5.4 of the plugin (which doesn’t change things in this particular regard, unfortunately), I have v5.5 in the works which will actually implement one behaviorial change (to play well with embeds) and one new setting (to facilitate playing well with other plugins should there be a conflict).
I’ll follow-up here once that gets released.
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In reply to: [Remember Me Controls] Should re-login after activating?@dsl225: Hi John,
Good question (and one I’ll be sure to add to the plugin’s FAQ)! In order for the extended duration for the “Remember Me” to take effect, you would have to log out and then log back in. (More precisely, you have to log back in, which can happen after your current login session expires, you log out, you clear your cookies, or your browser clears its cookies.)
The login cookie is saved in your browser and contains within in the expiration date (which is what this plugin affects to make longer). It’s easiest and generally best for it to take effect on subsequent logins. However, there definitely should be some clear indication about that, which I’ll rectify in the next release.
Cheers!
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In reply to: [Remember Me Controls] Feature request – only for admins?@dsl225: Hi John,
Thanks for the suggestion! It seems reasonable and potentially useful to others so I’ve made note of it. When I next get around to updating the plugin I’ll see about getting it implemented. I’ll be sure to follow up here once I do.
Cheers!
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Custom Post Limits] Warning: count()Hi @fmarkovic:
Thanks for the bug report! I’ve released v4.2.2 of Custom Post Limits which fixes that issue and a couple other small bugs. Let me know if you experience any other problems.
Cheers!
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In reply to: [Expandable Dashboard Recent Comments] Not work for WP 5.2.4Hi @lovesgigi,
Thanks for the bug report! I’ve just released v2.6 of Expandable Dashboard Recent Comments which includes handling for multi-byte characters. Please let me know how this works for you.
Cheers!
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In reply to: [Years Ago Today] Broken – WP 5.3Hi @iuchewie,
Thanks for reporting the bug. I’ve just released v1.3.2 of Years Ago Today which fixes the problem.
Cheers!
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In reply to: [Years Ago Today] Very useful plugin.Hi @bejiitas_wrath,
Thanks for the review! And thanks for reporting the bug. I’ve just released v1.3.2 of Years Ago Today which fixes the problem.
Cheers!
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In reply to: [Add Admin CSS] admin css full of bugs in new wordpress versionsHi @janice4summer,
Thanks for the report. Can you be more specific about what errors you encountered? What specific errors are you seeing? What section of the admin are you accessing that is triggering the errors?
I cannot reproduce any errors when having both Add Admin CSS and Woocommerce active at the same time. (I don’t have WPBakery to be able to test with that.)
This plugin does very little with JavaScript (basically it just loads a syntax highlighting tool). It’s possible that you defined CSS that affected elements on the page that negatively affected JavaScript used by other plugins. What were the CSS rules you defined via this plugin?
Cheers!