Josh
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] Warning: array_merge()Okay, I’ll test this completely.
I have a pretty busy day, today… and won’t be on the computer much. I’ll test this as soon as I return tonight.
Thank you for your time and patience.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] WP Edit Tiplike 4 times because when I click submit there was no indication at all that the email was being sent so I kept clicking submit.
Aha.. that would explain why I receive anywhere from three to twenty copies of an email when someone uses that contact form.
Thanks for catching that!
I’ve changed the form on my site; hopefully this time it will be more apparent the message is being sent 🙂
I’ve also got your email.. and I’ll get with you after I get the kids off to school.
Thanks; and talk soon.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] Free version unstable ?No no, sorry for the confusion.
All versions are stable (free, pro).What I meant was; I will be making available a free “stable” pro version. It will have more features than the free version; but not all of the features of the pro version.
This “stable” pro version is not yet available… but will be soon.
I could have probably chosen better terminology. I’ll adjust that verbiage.
But yes, the free version is 100% stable 🙂
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [WP Edit] Does what I needMy pleasure.
Right now wp-edit shows id only for posts, pages, custom posts, custom pages but no categories.
That is the intended functionality. It only adds the “ID” column to posts/pages/custom post types. It does not add any columns to categories or tags; of any type. (Thanks for taking the time to make the video).
I don’t think wp-edit deletes any saved settings when the plugin is deleted. You might consider changing it to remove any saved settings from the db.
That is correct… and intended. Sometimes it’s necessary to deactivate plugins to test for conflicts. For this reason; it’s not best practice to delete the plugin settings when the plugin is deactivated.
Unfortunately, there is no way to delete the settings when the plugin is deleted. This is because the plugin has to be deactivated before it can be deleted. And, once the plugin is deactivated.. the code never gets executed… so it’s impossible to delete plugin settings when the plugin is deleted.
For this reason… plugin developers (good ones 😉 add an option (mine is under the “Database” tab) for deleting plugin options. This way, you check the box to delete and uninstall the plugin (from within the plugin settings page)… and this will delete all database options.
[]… With wp-edit set to also show a column of ids, I had two columns of ids.
Yeah, this is probably because each of us were using different names for the category to show the ID’s. Since they are both unique; both columns displayed.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] WP Edit TipOkay… that doesn’t help either 🙂
I took the links out; to minimize the chances of spam crawlers to your site.Let’s pick this up via email. I have to run out for a few hours.. but I’d like to see if you can create me a user account and let me try.
You can use my site to contact me.
Thanks for your patience; and I’ll talk to you soon.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] non-breaking space button?Okay.
I have to run out for a few hours. Let’s pick this up via email… and if you don’t mind… I’d like to take a look myself.
You can use my site to get an email to me.
I’ll reply as soon as I return.
Thanks for your patience!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] non-breaking space button?That is strange. I cannot replicate.
What browser are you using?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] WP Edit TipHmmmm….
Any experience with your browser console?
Open it up; go to the post/page editor; and click the button to dismiss the pointer.
Any errors reported in the console?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] non-breaking space button?I used the button to insert non-breaking spaces between the words
“non breaking spaces”, and between “the real deal”.Did you use the button to insert the nonbreaking spaces in BOTH sets of words? Or did you use the button for one set; and enter the other set manually by typing them?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site has gone down following update :-(Hi David,
Unfortunately, there isn’t much you can do from the front-end of your website. The problem likely arises from an incompatible plugin or theme.
You will need to access your file directories on your server; where you installed WordPress.
Browse to the “wp-content” directory; and rename the “plugins” directory to something like “plugins-disabled”.
This will deactivate all of your plugins.
Now, see if you can login.
(You’ll need to rename that folder back to “plugins” at some point.. but let’s leave it as “plugins-disabled” for now).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] non-breaking space button?They are there. I just went through the same thing with another user.
Can you share the link to the page where you are testing?
What browser are you using?Some browsers show the
characters in the console; some don’t.Also, the visual and text editors won’t show the actual
characters (they render it as a (nonbreaking) space). Thenbsp;characters are stored as a data-attribute.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] WP Edit TipGreat.
(Did you see my EDIT above?)In the “wp_usermeta” table… there is an entry for dismissed_wp_pointers. This entry exists for each user. The user ID is also associated with the entry.
Inside that entry is a comma-separated list of dismissed admin pointers. When you click to dismiss the “WP Edit Tip” pointer; it should add the following value wpe_admin_pointers_1_0_toggle_toolbar to the comma-separated list.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] WP Edit TipGotcha. Yeah, the tooltip was just added to this update.
But, I can’t replicate the issue.
Here is the logic of the pointer:
1) Check user meta to see if pointer key exists.
2) If it does not… display the pointer.
3) If it does… do not display the pointer.
4) When user clicks “dismiss”… the “wp_usermeta” table “dismissed_pointers” row is updated… therefore preventing the pointer from displaying.I think something must be interfering with step 4 above.
Are you savvy with opening your WP database.. and browsing to the “wp_usermeta” table?
EDIT: So this is happening on a custom post type? Does it also happen on normal posts/pages?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] WP Edit TipHmmm…
Let me double check from my end.Yes, that would be very annoying.
It does happen for each user; since the dismiss is added to the user meta.
Does it persist even as the same user?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Edit] non-breaking space button?I know.. I may change that in the future.
(always read the changelog… hint hint 😉