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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: NextGen gallery: Singlepic: Alt-text displayed. No image.I just remembered that NGG was updated a while ago…
Maybe that broke the singlepic feature?Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Suspicious login attempts & all admins locked outResolved.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Suspicious login attempts & all admins locked outOh shit. It’s on milw0rm
Exploit 3656We’re safe, but… Has anyone else had BadBehaviour locking you out? Why?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: The best gallery plugin“Gallery2 is really a wonderful (sharing users, etc) wonderful plugin but is incompatible with Gengo”
1) Gallery2 in completely independent of WordPress, hence Gengo will not make Gallery2 multilingual.
2) The WPG2 WP-Gallery2-plugin is incompatible with Gengo, but it can be made compatible by moving just one line.
Read: http://wp-multilingual.net/download-gengo/compatibility/en/
I was running WordPress + Gengo + Gallery2
until I decided to get a simpler solution
(NextGen gallery – but it lacks private galleries)Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Basketball statistics?I don’t know of any cumulative statistics plugins, but you could use the wp-table plugin to store the results for now. It’s not ideal, but at least you get results published.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Advanced category excluder does not exclude all categories?Very strange.
I have EventCalendar 3.1.1_rc2 and WordPress 2.2.3 and Gengo 0.9.1-alpha4 and the ACE development version.
The event calendar category is not visible in the exclusion list, unless I do the above mentioned change. Maybe the Gengo category name translation does it’s trick there? Anyway, this is not a big deal. I have both the problem and the solution.
However… ACE doesn’t seem to have any effect at all.
I can try to exclude any or all categories but they still display in the categories list. In the categories list that a) Gengo translates and b) Gengo filtersShould we thus declare ACE and Gengo mutually incompatible? Is is there some way of ordering the effects?
Oh well, maybe I just need to hack widgets.php to exclude some category id at low level. That would mean repeating work 🙁
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Advanced category excluder does not exclude all categories?Thanks! I will try it tonight.
Does it also work with translated versions of EventCalendar?
– or does it still need the (”ec3_event_category”) to ($ec3->event_category) fix?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Music managementI just happened to stumble upon this:
http://alexrabe.boelinger.com/wordpress-plugins/wordtube/Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Music managementSo you want a music file manager?
File manager: wp-vault
Player: inline-mp3-player
Play listing: don’t knowForum: Plugins
In reply to: How to assign random passwords and invite 60 users by email?I found the Cimy user extra fields plugin. With it I could assign a registration password, that is required during registration.
I emailed that password and let users do their registration themselves.
Yes, it was a temporary password.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Restricted Area??Why don’t you just copy/paste the widget code into some loginpage.php
Make a copy of a single page template and then replace the loop thing with the plugin code.
Details are left as an excercise to the reader.
I don’t have time/interest to verify if it really works, but if it does, please tell.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Checking for plugin install status?Thank! That was just what I was looking for.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Checking for plugin install status?I’m trying to make Gengo work with Eventcalendar3.
Gengo delivers the data structures I need, but it doesn’t have the functions I need (or the documentation that I would need). Either I hack Gengo, or access the data without building functions of my own.
Gengo has lots of functions such as the_language, the_translations, the_translator… Let’s assume that I do a function_exists(the_language) check. The existence of that function does not necessarily mean that Gengo would be installed. It could be just about any plugin that has a the_language function. I want to make sure that the language that is read from the post, is indeed valid data, and that it doesn’t cause any errors.
Anyway, if there is no is_installed() function or similar, then I must just pick some random function. Maybe I’ll find some function that has a unique name, does not get renamed or dropped 🙁 Or make my own (allready did, but that’s really unorthodox way of doing things)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Checking for plugin install status?I need to assign $variable=$post->language;
There is no function involved, obviously.
I could of course pick a function at random, and test it. Then I would be testing the wrong thing, though.The variable can be empty or contain data, but I don’t want error messages. I haven’t learned php enough to discard error messages, so I was looking for a simple existence check as a quick fix.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Is Gengo still the best multilingual choice?I agree. Would love to see Gengo in WP 2.5 .. 2.6