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Thanks! Yes, the sites have a lot of links. 🙂
Both of those features will help greatly. Do you do any de-duplication of URLs in the table? Not sure how much it would help.
Curious to know when that option will be made available.
Great! Search and replace won’t find it because the important values are stored inside of a non-registered custom post type as a serialized and then base64-encoded string. The result of encoding is garbled-looking text.
Since a member of photocrati commented on this thread last week I’m hoping that they’re fully aware of the cause _and_ resolution of the problem and can roll a proper fix into future releases.
You’re quite welcome. I’m glad it worked!
I was close.. It was a lightbox_library post_type. I wrote a script which will help fix the problem. It requires some knowledge of PHP – use it at your own risk!
My second theory, as of yet unconfirmed, points to the use of records in the posts table (not registered as proper custom post type) with the post_type of
display_type.I’m not sure why the folks at Photocrati decided to shoehorn this non-standard hack into the settings storage of the redesigned NextGEN plugin.. At this point, my only real concern is how to fix it.
I’m having this problem as well. So far, I can’t find the domain referenced in the options table or any source. I am not using any custom local templates.
The router uses
$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']– I wonder if this value is affecting the result erratically in my current hosting environment.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Image Rotator Widget] Mixed content warnings due to use of WP_PLUGIN_URLHere’s just a link to a gist for any who are interested..
https://gist.github.com/deltafactory/6273833
(Thanks github!)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] plugin conflict with Leaflet Maps Marker@RobertHarm, I am not affiliated with WooCommerce but a quick review of the scripts mentioned in the errors point to a simple fix:
If you include wp-load.php BEFORE the HTML output at the top of the page, this may solve the problem. I don’t know how (or why) inc/changelog.php is built as it is, but it’s usually good to include all of the page dependencies earlier on before output begins.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Use in a multi-server environment and on-demand uploadsAt this point, I need to push uploaded files incrementally. It’s causing problems. It would be nice if there were better docs for this sort of integration.
@mariazapata, you should be able to override the rules in wysija-newsletters/css/validationEngine.jquery.css
The file is minified, but you can learn about the specific rules you would need to change with a debugging tool like Firebug, or make it readable with a site like cssbeautify.com.
If you have drastic changes in mind, you could unhook the default CSS file and attach your own custom one through your theme or a plugin.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Was niceYou’re building a store with it, right? If this is a feature that will generate any type of sale, how can you not justify it?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Debug Bar] Non-WordPress Queries in Debug BarYou must define WP_DEBUG in wp-config.php. By the time your plugin is loaded, default constants have been set. Technically speaking, you could write a function to configure the error reporting features as WP_DEBUG does when
true.I believe SAVEQUERIES can be defined at any point but you will only gather query information from that point in execution and forward.
In both cases, setting the values in wp-config.php is the best way to gather the most information.
To the main question: The $wpdb class is responsible for parsing and gathering query information. This functionality is built into WordPress. This plugin does some processing and display, but little else.
Your simplest option would be to use the WPDB class to connect to your second database and gather the necessary stats. You would also need to copy and modify the DB panel to reference your new global.
If in fact you are using separate tables within the same database as WP, your path is even easier: use the $wpdb global in your plugin, and your queries will be included in the reporting.
Doing this is in your interest since WP is in the process of updating WPDB to use improved mysql database modules since PHP will be removing the mysql_* function calls in an upcoming version.
As you mention, ffmpeg is in a state of flux. I believe they have changed a number of command line options, etc. I’ll be looking for information about compatible versions, compilation instructions etc. If anyone can point me in the right direction that would help a lot.
I’ll be doing some research on the topic in the next day or so and I’ll try to report back what I find.
As an alternative, I am using the
save_posthook (priority 21 so as to come after ACF’s execution – another unexpected change) and used the resulting array ofget_field()to create my own list of comma-separated IDs and store it in a separate post meta key.I’m having the same problem. As a web developer looking to integrate this plugin along with a larger project, I can’t/won’t disable error reporting on my development server.
Would you be willing to accept patches to the plugin so that it would generate as few Warnings/Notices as possible for those of us who dial up the error reporting?