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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Front End Users] Confirm Mail link brokenI used the last code you posted lkf_tanzt and it worked for me too!
Awesome, now I can finally press on with integrating this plugin on my page.
Thanks so much to the both of you, great work!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Front End Users] Confirm Mail link brokenHey, you guys really plugged away at this! Great work!
However, I’m getting an error. ikf_tanzt, I did what you listed as your steps for getting it to work, but I would get the following error when I clicked on the confirm email link…
Warning: Missing argument 2 for wpdb::prepare(), called in /homepages/42/d513815181/htdocs/bossgameworks/wp-content/plugins/front-end-only-users/Functions/Process_Front_End_Forms.php on line 251 and defined in /homepages/42/d513815181/htdocs/bossgameworks/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 1152
I tried a few different combinations of “userid” and “user_id” as it seems they go back and forth without reason. Or at least without reason to my unseasoned coding eye. I’m sure you guys are more on the ball about this stuff than me.
For the steps you mentioned in the single post above, listing the 3 steps, does that take into account every change you made the to the original files? I’m thinking I’m missing something else, maybe from the earlier posts.
Is it possible to post a link to your edited .php files so I can copy them and test that?
Thanks for the help, it is much appreciated.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Front End Users] Confirm Mail link brokenIs there any update on this issue?
For me, when I visit the confirmation link in the email it just takes me to the registration page with all fields being blank. Am I supposed to fill it in again with the same user information? That doesn’t seem right.
The registration form works, and is located here…
http://bossgameworks.com/register/In the body of the email I used the following…
[username], thanks for signing up!
Please confirm your email address at the following link…
[confirmation-link]The email that is sent has the following link in it…
http://bossgameworks.com/register/?User_ID=0&ConfirmationCode=OmvcvhHG7sAll that does is take me to the registration page, with all empty fields. There’s no notification that the email is now registered and if I try to log in with the same account at a log in page it says, “Login failed – you need to confirm your e-mail before you can log in”
Thanks for any help regarding this issue.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Pagination Plugin: Page-Links Plus] Search Results ProblemSweet! I’ll be looking forward to the upgrade and hoping for a quick dev cycle. Hehe.
Thanks and good luck!
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In reply to: [WordPress Pagination Plugin: Page-Links Plus] Search Results ProblemThat sounds right to me! You nailed it on the head.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Pagination Plugin: Page-Links Plus] Search Results ProblemI have been trying a number of solutions today without luck. Still pressing on, but it’s rather frustrating.
Here’s one page I checked out…
http://www.kevinleary.net/wordpress-pagination-paginate_links/But the code didn’t work for me, I still only get the post link, and no link to any subpages of pagination.
A lot of what I search for ends up being total pagination replacements, which isn’t what I need. And the odds of any solution talking properly with PLP are rare. Also searches can be a little ambiguous as you end up finding code that just makes the search results have a paginated look if there’s more then a set number of results, which isn’t what I need.
Instead what I need is a solution to the search results itself in what links are shown and that it links to the subpage of a post, not the post itself. It makes finding a solution tricky, or at least it has been so far.
For me I’m also wrapping my head around the logic a bit. If PLP breaks pages based on paragraphs (I use 5 paras) then how does the search function know where the pagination appears and how could the code of the search know how to get the links? Are the links that PLP builds at the bottom of a page (next, previous, page#) only in PLP? Or do they become something that the WordPress search function should be able to find? This is where I don’t follow the logic.
WordPress search, at its basic core, will only ever look for posts and pages, but how does it even know PLP pagination exist and that PLP is creating its own links?
For example here’s a link to the post, which is what I always get in search results…
http://test2.fotko.org/?p=10But I need the link to be the paginated link, to the exact page the search matches, like this…
http://test2.fotko.org/?p=10&page=4So how would the WordPress search function get that on its own, without talking to PLP? Or without knowing where PLP makes its page breaks? Since nothing is written by the user on the post to break the page, and its all handled by PLP’s options, how would the search know this?
This for me is where it seems to at least be related to PLP, in some way, and not solely a WordPress search issue. Does that make sense?
I’m continuing my search but wanted to post a little about what I was trying to hopefully get the ball rolling or find out what I’m missing.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress Pagination Plugin: Page-Links Plus] Search Results ProblemHey man,
That would be a great feature and I bet the community would enjoy it as well. I will be actively searching more about this tomorrow, but so far I haven’t come up with a solution. I’ll keep you posted on any progress.
Thanks for the help!