physalis
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@nigelrsb Unfortunately, I went back as far as 6.5.0, but it still gives me trouble. Unless I enable debugging in WordPress, I’ll always get a white screen of death. I had used Smashballoon before and am still using it on other customers’ sites, but for some reason, it won’t work on this specific host.
@nigelrsb Hm, strange, there was no other error visible. Normally, a fatal error would simply show up. But I guess I had better revert to 6.9.1, thanks for the link and the help!
@nigelrsb Hi Nigel, thanks for the quick answer. It’s a customer’s website, with a more exotic hosting, so I’m not sure if they can enable error logs manually. However, shouldn’t it be optional for servers to enable PHP error logging? It’s the first time I encounter a plugin explicitly requiring error logging.
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In reply to: [Form Refresher for Gravity Forms] Ability to change button textHi @galaxyweblinks ,
thanks for the option to change the text, that’s very much appreciated 🙂 .
I just helped myself in the meantime, by using Javascript to apply when the confirmation loaded. It’s changing the button classes plus adding HTML to the button, so I could change the design, the text and even add HTML to show an svg icon next to the text. Thanks nonetheless, for the simplest of usages, now being able to change the text is wonderful!
@emrevona Thank you for considering this, and also, in general, for this plugin. It’s one of the standard plugins I install on every project I work on.
@emrevona The problem is that I didn’t read, just scanned the link you sent, and missed how to reveal the toolbar link.
And we were suggesting to make finding the settings for the toolbar easier by not only showing it when you’re on WP Fastest Cache’s settings page, but constantly for admins. It’s not a logical way of providing a setting, you wouldn’t normally guess that a sub-menu of a toolbar item changes when you’re on a specific page in the backend. Also, a notice about your breaking change for non-admins in the backend after the update would have certainly helped realising it.
@cdheumann Usually, when devs change default behaviour of their software, especially when their software is widely used on millions of installations, they either leave settings on previous installations as they were, or give a notice after an update that there has been a breaking change. It’s no life-or-death situation here, and websites certainly don’t break, but people obviously need guidance to actually find the cause and then the corresponding new settings. 😊
@cdheumann Aw, man, that’s the reason—how should one know the ‘Toolbar’ settings only show when you are on a specific settings page in the backend. Thanks for pointing that out, I would have never guessed that. And I missed reading that on the linked page above explaining it. Thanks for your tip, I wouldn’t have found it myself!
I still think it’s tedious to change the default settings for WP Fastest Cache even for legacy users, and then hide it by requiring multiple steps to change the settings.
- This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by physalis.
I have a VPS on which two of the WP instances I checked are on, plus my customer is on all-inkl.com. Both are very ‘open’ (I know especially my VPS, as I installed it myself) and do not restrict WordPress functionality. I’ve been working with both without a hitch for ages. I’m a developer, not an end-user, so I know my way around WordPress quite well 🙂 .
Also just checked by installing it onto a testing environment, with nothing modified whatsoever, using a standard theme, plus on a local dev environment on my computer: still not showing Toolbar settings. I wouldn’t know how it could possibly be a special case that appears even on fresh WordPress installs locally, on my VPS or on other hosting, with no plugins enabled and no custom theme active.
Well, I don’t know. Yes, there are other plugins adding entries to the toolbar, but I wouldn’t know why a sub-setting of your toolbar entry would be removed by that. The other plugin(s) would have to manually remove the third list element from the HTML of your plugin’s toolbar entry.
Also, I did check for you: I disabled all other plugins on a site of mine, and the Toolbar sub-setting of WP Fastest Cache doesn’t re-appear. So it’s not another plugin, and given that I checked the sub-menu on three very different sites with different plugins and settings, I would assume it’s something in your plugin missing.
- This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by physalis.
@emrevona I would love to, but even for me as an Administrator, there is no such setting for the toolbar on version 1.3.3. I checked on multiple sites that the plugin is installed at, with no modifications to user roles at all. Is it possible you removed it by accident?
Apart from that, it’s not too convenient that previously, the cache could be deleted by other roles than Administrator by default, but you changed the settings, so it needs to be enabled actively. I’d suspect this was just the first of my customers wondering and complaining about the missing function. Would you consider changing this behaviour back to the previous default?
I can confirm, since one of the last updates, one of my customers with the ‘Editor’ role cannot see the options to clear the cache anymore. I’ve just been told. The role hadn’t been edited, i.e. standard rules, but stopped working for her.
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In reply to: [The Events Calendar] Events imported with WP All Import not showing@ulicgn Oh, how great, you’ve already gotten the wheel into motion, thank you so much! Funny how they consistently insisted on their API in my support e-mails as the solution, while their functions are just not working as it stands.
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In reply to: [The Events Calendar] Events imported with WP All Import not showing@ulicgn Thanks for getting back again. I have to confess I only found one topic here on the forums that seems to deal with saving functions, and support also always directs me to their ORM documentation. If you search for
tribe_events()directly, you won’t find much, but that seems to be the function to save posts that you created. I have yet to study the documentation, and from what I read, it’s not uncommon links lead to 404, or functions aren’t documented or simply won’t work (well).Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Events Calendar] Events imported with WP All Import not showingHey again, @uglicgn,
I’ve reached out to support and received an answer, which goes like this:
Just a friendly note that what you are trying to achieve here is not technically covered by support: https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/what-support-is-provided-for-license-holders/
In terms of the import extension, we do not have a way to import anything else besides an export from WP ALL Export.
In terms of our custom tables and what you are trying to do overall, you would probably greatly benefit from checking out our ORM [tribe_events()], the custom tables and our APIs:- https://docs.theeventscalendar.com/apis/custom-tables/events/
- https://docs.theeventscalendar.com/apis/orm/
- https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/introduction-to-the-events-calendar-rest-api/
Hope this helps and please let me know if you have any questions.
(End of quote)So, if you want to dive really deep, you can probably get TEC to accept your external events. I fear it’s not within the scope of my project to go as far, but maybe you can get something out of it for your JSON feed?
- This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by physalis.