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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Twitter posts to Blog] Feature request: Shortcode for time of tweetHey badbreze, thanks so much for that. Works great. The only problem now is that it doesn’t include an offset for timezone, so even though someone tweets on the west coast at 1 p.m., it says it was posted at 9 p.m. (it uses the UTC+0 timezone by default). Do you know of any way I can adjust that on the fly? Or is there any way you can include it as an optional setting in your plugin?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Twitter posts to Blog] Feature request: Shortcode for time of tweetI have the same request. Would be even better to have different shortcodes for day, month, year, hour, and minute. This is a really great plugin. Thanks for the work you’ve put into it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Relevanssi: index and imageproblemMsaari, I am having the same problem with it not indexing, so I tried your trick on line 1815 to list the post IDs, but it didn’t return any. The plugin HAS successfully created the Relevanssi database tables. Any thoughts off the top of your head what could be causing that behavior? I’ve done the basic troubleshooting of disabling all other plugins to no avail.
One more thought, MungoBBQ:
I wonder if, in addition to using the get_allowed_mime_types, you could add a function like this:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/media-library-7?replies=2
And then possibly on a plugin options page, you could allow the addition of extensions there. Not sure if that still flags your plugin as a security risk or not, but something to consider if you haven’t already.
I just rolled back to 2.3 for this very reason. (my install is on a closed intranet, so security issues don’t bother me as much). Frankly, it’s kind of ridiculous that .docx, .pptx, .xlsx, etc aren’t yet included files in WordPress’ allowed mime types.
As for the caching issue, I got around it by using this plugin in conjunction with the Content Switcher plugin, which allows you to append any link with a randomly generated number every time you load a page. That appended number forces your browser to read it as a fresh file every time. Like bobbybro, I have to make this process as easy as possible for my site users and this has so far been the only solution that consistently works.
Hey Mrgreen09, I did experience this and wondered if others would as well. I fussed with it for hours and here’s how I ended up fixing it:
Under Super Admin, go to Sites and “edit” your secondary blog (is your primary blog’s uploading functionality still working fine?).
Make sure your “Home” field is:
http://xxx.com/blogname/Your upload path is:
http://xxx.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/blognumber/filesYour upload URL path is:
http://xxx.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/blognumber/filesYour FileUpload URL path is:
http://xxx.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/blognumber/filesThen, I went back to the “Network” link under Tools, copied the web.config info again and pasted it back into my web.config file and that fixed it. Even after I made the changes to my upload URLs, the paths didn’t work until I copied and pasted the web.config info over again. Of course, this makes zero sense because the web.config code I started with and the web.config I ended up with are EXACTLY the same, but I’m chalking it up to internet magic.
Give it a try and if that works, I’ll include this in my tutorial even though it’s not very scientific.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Photo Gallery XML Export] call_user_func_array() ErrorI’ve made a change that will __hopefully__ fix your problem. Re-install the latest version and let me know if it works!
If it doesn’t, let me know which version of WP you’re running.
Thanks!