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Hi!

I would need this as well but, not on the image. The title attribute usually goes on the link tag (a href=). This would be awesome!

I have the same issue. I can translate the plugin fine (I use CodeStyling Localization and set WPML to use .mo files) but, when I’m on the English “page”, the plugin stays in French as it’s the basic language of the site.

I would really like to get this working because this plugin is perfect otherwise!

Hi there,

I also am experiencing repeated brute force attacks with hundreds of attempts within minutes that the 1.7.1 version of the plugin is not blocking. Would be happy to provide any details necessary to track this down as it’s getting tiresome to manually block IP adresses in cPanel which is pretty futile in the end.

Thanks!

Hi,

FWIW, I’m also getting the following error on another multisite install (2 sites) and that one does not have WP-Table Reloaded installed as was mentionned above. The error at the top of blog 2’s admin pages:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /path/to/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/inc/wpseo-functions.php on line 407

That’s with version 1.2.3 with WP 3.4

M. Penz post right before mine gave me a clue to look int the database and I found something interesting. The “wpseo” option does exist on this 2 site ms network but the value for the blog 2 version is weird. The blog 1 version of the wpseo option contains this serialized array:

a:3:{s:15:”ms_defaults_set”;b:1;s:7:”version”;s:5:”1.2.3″;s:11:”ignore_tour”;s:6:”ignore”;}

But the same option in the blog 2 options table contains this:

1pseo_social

… which is a simple text string and not a serialized array which the code probably expects. I tried to copy the value from the blog 1 options table to the blog 2 options table and the error went away for me. Not sure if this can have other adverse effects on how WordPress SEO works but at least the error is gone for me for now.

But this definitely seems like a bug in 1.2.2 and 1.2.3 and one which probably has nothing to do with a conflict with other plugins.

Can you download your /wp-content/plugins/wp-table-reloaded/ folder, zip it up and make the zip file downloadable somewhere? I’ll do a compare in WinMerge and be able to see what he changed in there.

Thanks!

Hello Joost,

The plugin that was causing the issue for me is Diamond Multisite Widget:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/diamond-multisite-widgets/

I use it to pull links to the last few articles of selected blogs in the network. It actually does that quite well but has caused me other issues in the past.

I’d gladly be rid of it if someone could recommend an alternative that does the same thing (or some code I could put in my theme’s functions.php file).

Thanks!

I found a blog article mentioning this line in old theme code causing this problem:

‘(.+).xml’ => ‘index.php?feed=’. $wp_rewrite->preg_index(1)

I did a search on that code in my install and it was found in a plugin function. Commenting it out fixed the issue for me.