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Same error for me but no other similar plugin activated.
I have polylang (I filter my menu by lang manually because I use Timber).
I tried several ones though a few weeks ago, yours included if I remind it well.I can start the plugin if I comment out the call in includes/class-auto-menu-from-pages-activator.php (line 38). I tried to deactivate the plugin after, uncomment and reactivate it hoping it would have cleaned something, but it still gives the same error. Maybe there’s a clean up to do in the database?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Show quantity button when only 1 piece leftYou’re welcome!
You can add [resolved] to the subject 😉Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce] Show quantity button when only 1 piece leftYou need to use some css.
If you don’t want your button to move with the flow
you can position the container (grey div)
withposition:relative;(the button will have its position for “starting point”)
and the button withposition:absolute; top:50px; right:60px;
for example… you can use ems instead of px if you prefer.I made a solution.
Tell me if you think it’s clean.I add a hidden input with the id in the form
<input type="hidden" name="wp_page_id" value="<?php the_ID(); ?>" />
(display.php line 27)And use the permalink in place of $_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’];
(process.php line 52)if(isset($_REQUEST['wp_page_id'])) { $starturl = get_permalink( $_REQUEST['wp_page_id'] ); }It’s working fine on pages. It didn’t on my articles pages but it was because of a loop context in my template file not scoped on page so you just have to save the $post context before the loop showing articles and restore it then.
<?php $tmp_post = $post; // save page context // your loop on articles $post = $tmp_post; // restore page context ?> // your sidebar callHope it can help some over people in the same case.
Cheers,
MikOk it seems the HTTP_REFERER don’t show at all in my firefox 19.0 (OSX 10.6.8). It works fine in Chrome. It had nothing to do with the /folder/subfolder/ thing in the url, nor MAMP as I thought… (I tried on a server too).
Hi Rhys,
I have the same issue on a local Mamp install with this result:
http://localhost/folder/subfolder/?wp_email_capture_error=Please%20Provide%20A%20Name
The two folders are real, not url rewrited.
The form is placed on the page news (first level page)
which has a url like this:
http://localhost/folder/subfolder/news/
so it should be like this:
http://localhost/folder/subfolder/news/?wp_email_capture_error=Please%20Provide%20A%20NameThanks for the work on this plugin though, it’s nice and clean 🙂
Cheers,
MikForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: TinyMCE Format Options, remove h1, h2, preHi,
I found the solution.
I was looking for the same clean-client-ready solution
so I arrived here with my question and had to search a little more by myself…
I managed to have just the p, h3 and h4 in my menu.
so. kind of explaining the way I found it:
tinyMCE usually store settings in theme/advanced/editor_template.js inside its folder (wp-includes/js/tinymce/) but after editing the correct line, nothing changed… so I looked in its root folder (same as above) and found the wp-tinymce.php with this code :if ( isset($_GET['c']) && 1 == $_GET['c'] && false !== strpos( strtolower($_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING']), 'gzip') && ( $file = get_file($basepath . '/wp-tinymce.js.gz') ) ) { header('Content-Encoding: gzip'); echo $file; } else { echo get_file($basepath . '/wp-tinymce.js'); } exit;It means it will look inside the .gz file if your server support unzipping or in the /wp-tinymce.js file if not.
So you can replace the code above by this:echo get_file($basepath . '/wp-tinymce.js'); exit;and edit the wp-tinymce.js like this :
– search for “theme_advanced_blockformats” in the file.
– the first occurrence will be :
... theme_advanced_blockformats:"p,address,pre,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6", ...
– remove the unwanted tags :
... theme_advanced_blockformats:"p,h3,h4", ...
IT WORKS !
Now you could also let the .php file unmodified and after saving the wp-tinymce.js, use a gzip utility to gzip it and you’d replace the wp-tinymce.js.gz this way. That’s what I did.
Enjoy WordPress 😉
Mik*