It's Thomas!
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It seems like 1.1.9.5 didn’t solve the issue either… 🙁
Hi David,
thanks for the latest update version 1.1.9.4 of caldera forms! I’m sorry but the problem still seems to exist in this latest version …
Thomas
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Responsive Menu] Suggestion: Edit text in search boxThank you so much, Nirmal!
Looking forward to the next update 🙂
Thanks
Thomas
I can also attest that there seem to be some issues with this plugin: My PHP Error log (plugin: “Error Log Monitor”) gives me quite some PHP warnings and WordPress database errors…
Would be great if you could update this otherwise very useful plugin!
Hi Tobias,
oopps – seems like I didn’t read your post carefully enough…. The idea that these PHP execute plugins make use of eval() also, came to my mind when I tried some of these plugins today and one of them gave me an eval() related PHP error….
I have now settled for one of those PHP execute plugins (which works) because using tablepress + PHP extension + single cell content extension unfortunately would not.
Thanks for your advice in this issue!
Thomas
UPDATE: Defining WP_TEMP_DIR worked just fine 🙂
Thanks a lot
Thomas
Hi Tobias,
thanks for getting back so quickly! As a non-PHP guy, I thought my idea would be easy-peasy to do but now I know better.
Would you mind explaining to me why it would be better to use one of those PHP execute plugins rather than your extension? On my site, I am not just the only admin but the only backend-user in general – so security with your extension should be no more of an issue than with said PHP execute plugins.
Thanks a lot
Thomas
Hi Raam,
thanks for getting back so quickly. I just checked my server with a phpinfo.php file (PHP Version 5.3.28):
All three of the following entries point to the correct tmp path (/var/www/user1234/phptmp):
- upload_tmp_dir
- session.save_path
- soap.wsdl_cache_dir
What do you make of this?
Thanks
Thomas
Hi Tobias,
thanks for getting back so quickly.
So, anyhow, I can rest assured that tables / their content will not be available in any public way unless their shortcode is added to a post or a page and that there is nothing, a caching plugin could change in this respect, am I correct?
Thanks
Thomas
Thanks for getting back, Tobias.
I will try to find another solution for the process I have in mind.
Marking this topic as resolved.
Thanks again
Thomas
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Add Meta Tags] Wrong image shown on facebook / google shareUPDATE:
Yes, it’s a known bug with twenty eleven theme. This seems to have solved it for me: twenty eleven disable featured image in header
So, for now, everything’s as I hoped it would be – I think 😉
Thanks George! 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Add Meta Tags] Wrong image shown on facebook / google shareHi George,
I just tested with a default image (size: 1200 x 627) and it displays beautifully – as a large image above the text in the facebook share link, even without og:image:width, og:image:height and og:image:type tags!
I tried to set this image as the image for one of my posts in my twenty eleven WP installation (to check how this would work out for the facebook share link) and when doing this, it is displayed as the header image on the top of the page! Must be a bug in twenty elevenn (?!)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Add Meta Tags] Wrong image shown on facebook / google shareHi George,
thanks for sharing that link.
I have read about facebook & share link image best practise before and know that my default image isn’t exactly up to those standards – but still it is used on other pages when sharing the link!
Nevertheless, I will try an image with a bigger / better fitting size and will get back to you.Thomas
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Add Meta Tags] Wrong image shown on facebook / google shareHi George,
I noticed this while debugging my frontpage, where there is no image but my logo / banner, which is not optimized (size-wise) for facebook. There, I get the following warning:
og:image could not be downloaded or is too small.
og:image was not defined, could not be downloaded or was not big enough. Please define a chosen image using the og:image metatag, and use an image that’s at least 200x200px and is accessible from Facebook. Image ‘URL-to-logo/banner’ will be used instead.On this page, there is only <meta property=”og:image” content=”URL-to-default-image” />, which seems to be not enough for Facebook to make use of it (?).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Add Meta Tags] Wrong image shown on facebook / google shareI’ve been toying around with this facebook debug tool for a bit. It seems like the default image (which can be set in the options page of your plugin) lacks the og:image:width, og:image:height and og:image:type tags?