ColinD
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot save cropped image in edit mediaCrop size cannot be smaller than the thumbnail size set in settings->media settings. Too small and the crop icon button become disabled.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Alternative to mulitsite?Awesome. I was mostly looking for some confirmation. I found plugin called YD Network-wide options which appears to propagate plugin settings across the network. Anyone have any experience with it or something similar?
And does anyone have any suggestions about how best to achieve common menus across the site? I think I can do the basic top nav just by switching to blog 1 in index.php and getting it’s menu by ID. I found another YD plugin that generates a list of all the blogs in the network. I may swipe that for inspiration at least since that will, presumably, dynamically generate a list of all the active blogs on the network. Any other recommendations?
Thanks,
ColinForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Hikari Krumo] Fatal errorUncomment the line above it (Line 434) and it works.
I just got this error and figured it out. Go to settings->advanced custom fields and edit the field group that’s causing the error. In my case, in my field group I had accidentally clicked the “add field” button and left it there mostly empty (no name, etc.) Deleting that field resolved the issue.
OK. I got it. So there’s an error in custom-field-template.php.
The code in question is part of the function load_custom_field() and the real issue starts at line 2200.
First, remove:
tmp.find('."'p'".').remove();
(I couldn’t find any valid reason to remove the paragraphs)Next, within
jQuery(this).find('."'input'".').each(function(){
there are several ‘id’, ‘name’, and ‘for’ attr().replace()
Each needs to be enclosed in an if() that checks that the object has that attribute that is going to be replaced.I’d post a patch but I don’t see how to attach a file here. Ping me if you’d find it helpful.
Starting to get a handle on this. The first instance present a form like so:
<fieldset> <input type="hidden" value="1" name="slider_group_fieldset[]"> <legend> <dl id="dl_slider_group_title1_0" class="dl_text"> <dl id="dl_slider_group_description2_0" class="dl_textarea"> <dl id="dl_slider_group_state3_0" class="dl_radio"> <dl id="dl_slider_group_order4_0" class="dl_text"> </fieldset>When I make a new instance it presents the form:
<fieldset> <input type="hidden" value="" name="slider_group_fieldset[]"> <legend> <dl id="dl_slider_group_title1_1" class="dl_text"> <dl id="dl_slider_group_description2_1" class="dl_textarea"> <dl id="dl_slider_group_state3_0" class="dl_radio"> <dl id="dl_slider_group_order4_0" class="dl_text"> </fieldset>So the problem is that all my subsequent fieldsets have the wrong ID set for their state and order inputs.
Anyone have any ideas where this js is constructed in the plugin?
I’ll keep digging…
Colin
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: NextGEN Gallery] Slideshow doesn't work in IEI replaced the 1.7.4 js files
ngg.slideshow.js
ngg.slideshow.min.jsWith the 1.7.0 version of those files and that resolved my issue.
Thanks Alex for the great plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: How to contribute to a plugin?Awesome! Thanks. So I should be able to use SVN to get/update/submit changes.
Hi all. What’s the status here? Is there a dev build I can try or has 0.6 relase been scheduled that incorporates this?
Thanks,
Colin