Jonathan Wold
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Custom Placement of Jetpack's/Sharedaddy's SharingExcellent tip, Anders! Thanks for sharing.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: SyntaxHighlighter Evolved] Vertical scrollbars in Chrome & Safari@thexploit – It worked for me as well – Thank you.
Exact same issue here. I’ll keep an eye on this thread for further feedback and be available to test accordingly.
I’ve tested the latest version and I’m still having trouble. I am able to edit an entry, then, when I go to “Add Photo”, the dialogue comes up, I can upload an image just fine. Then, when I go to “Insert into Post”, the screen leaves and the image doesn’t show up. I’ve tested it in Safari and Chrome with multiple images.
Update: This appears to be working some of the time. It actually, and very oddly, varies based on what account I’m logged in as (both are administrators). In one account, it always works, in the other – it doesn’t. Any ideas from the developer?
On closer diagnosis, my colleague was able to isolate the problem to a piece of code written for an older version of the jQuery library. Why it would work some of the times and not others is probably tied to script loading priorities associated with other plugins that may reference different versions of the jQuery library.
I’ve included the code and a fix which you can use as a temporary workaround until the plugin is updated.
Within the Ultimate Taxonomy Manager plugin folder, open: /my-script.js
On line 13, replace:
var imgurl = jQuery('img',html).attr('src');With:
var imgurl = jQuery(html).attr('src');Note: While this works for the individual edit screen for a given taxonomy, it doesn’t seem to be work for the main screen. So, first create your taxonomy, then edit it and upload the image.
Credit: Thanks to Nick Johnson for his diagnosis and the solution.
Running into the same problem here. So far, we’re unable to diagnosis it.
Here’s a reference to its documentation:
It offers a lot more flexibility. Also, while I could be wrong, WP-PostRatings didn’t appear to have good support for WordPress 3.0 (I’m using custom post types).
..Nice 🙂
Thank you for pointing that out!
It works beautifully.
I’ve tried:
<?php wpp_get_views($post->ID); ?>And:
<?php wpp_get_views('17'); ?>(Targetting a specific post)To no apparent avail.