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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [AceIDE] Show us its doing somethingHi Philip,
Sorry to hear you’re still having issues.
I would love to sort this issue out, not only for you but for everyone who uses the plugin.I have double checked for sanity, and the code paths between AceIDE and WPide (once we are in the ajax zipping handler), are 99% identical, except a simple permissions check, which is in effect the exact same check being run.
In regards to really large zip files in WPide, the same should affect AceIDE when it is running properly, as we still have PHP time limitations to work with, as well as memory limits.
Can you please ensure for me that the AJAX request being made for the zip function is not resulting in some sort of HTTP error code?
If you would prefer, I would be more than happy to have a look at one of your websites myself and determine the source of the problem. If you would like to do this instead, please let me know.
Thanks for your response.
Shane- This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by shanept. Reason: Fixing links
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [AceIDE] Show us its doing somethingHi Philip,
Due to the inactivity of this post, I must assume you have resolved your issue?
Please get back to me if this isn’t the case, otherwise I will have to mark this as resolved.Thanks for your contribution so far!
Kind Regards,
ShaneForum: Plugins
In reply to: [AceIDE] autocompleteHi Chris,
Currently, no. It’s hard-coded to be enabled, always. However, of course there is no reason that can not change!
I am currently re-designing the settings page for AceIDE. I will add a setting to disable autocomplete.
Thanks for your suggestion!
Kind Regards,
Shane ThompsonForum: Plugins
In reply to: [AceIDE] BugHi Lotus,
I can indeed see that you have a lot of whitespace added to the top of your file.
I can not reproduce this issue with a clean install of WordPress, so I am wondering whether there may be a plugin conflicting with the AceIDE plugin installation.Please note that if there is another plugin outputting extra whitespace, it will tamper with the download of the file contents into the browser. That is the issue in your case, lotusms.
If you go to the following URL, you will notice that extra whitespace is being output during an AJAX request, the request is not being handled because there is no action specified.
I would hazard a guess that this whitespace is coming from your theme’s functions.php file, as there may be some whitespace before the opening PHP tag. This will be added into files during editing, as they are downloaded with this extra whitespace.
I will have a look into some simple encoding so we may trash any output that is not file related, perhaps a simple base64 encoding of the file contents then trashing leading whitespace before decoding the file.
In the mean time, I hope this information helps you. If you would like, I can have a look at the install and see if I can spot any plugin conflicts.
Kind Regards,
Shane ThompsonForum: Reviews
In reply to: [AceIDE] Love the Drag and Drop!Kyle,
You know, I didn’t even notice the difference in file size! Thanks for that interesting pointer. I really appreciate your kind words. Drag n Drop was something in the works for WPIde but it never got finished quite properly, so it’s great to have included it in AceIDE.
Please feel free to suggest new features, find bugs, or contribute however you feel you can.
Kind Regards
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [AceIDE] Dude, this is great!!I appreciate your kind words and 5 star review. Glad to hear you love the plugin!
Kind Regards
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [AceIDE] Show us its doing somethingHi Phillip,
Thanks for your reply. Great to hear it’s working on the majority of your sites. On the one site that is not working, does it provide you with any errors? Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling the plugin?
If it still doesn’t work, I’d be very curious as to why, whether there’s possibly a conflict or not with another plugin.
Kind Regards
ShaneForum: Plugins
In reply to: [AceIDE] Show us its doing somethingHi Philip Ingram,
Thank you for alerting me to this issue. I can confirm there is definitely an issue with zipping in AceIDE, where it works in WPide. This is due to an oversight on my part during the rewrite of the plugin.
WPide never had any progress information per se – nor does AceIDE, however I will definitely be looking into it for a future release, hopefully soon!
Until then, I have fixed the issue with the file zipping, you should see the updated plugin come online shortly.
Kind Regards!
Shane ThompsonForum: Reviews
In reply to: [AceIDE] Fork that is updatedThanks for the 5 stars!
Don’t forget, I want to hear what you want in the project! Feature requests are encouraged!
Kind Regards 🙂
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [AceIDE] Up to date forkHi X-Raym,
I certainly did. I was in contact with the original developer quite a while ago, however he has seemingly disappeared.
If the original developer pops up again, I would love to merge this back into the original project, and keep it up to date there.
Thanks for the 5 stars, and the pull request on GitHub!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [AceIDE] Add new function in autocomplete listHi hkchakladar,
I have added these functions into the upcoming version 2.5.3, you will see it soon! 🙂
Kind Regards
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [AceIDE] BugHi luizbills,
Whereabouts in the file does it add extra whitespace?
Do you have anything weird in the setup of your WordPress instance?Thanks,
Shane ThompsonForum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPIDE - File Manager & Code Editor] wrap around??Wrap around means that when it reaches the end of the file it will wrap back to the top of the file.
If you are searching in reverse, it will go back to the end of the file when reaching the top.
Simple 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPIDE - File Manager & Code Editor] WordPress core filesHi Kephus,
Sorry that you have gone so long without a reply. It seems the WPide plugin has become inactive, so I am creating a fork of the plugin, called AceIDE.
I can see from your photos that the WPide root directory is the wp-content directory. I would expect that whatever issue was presented here would be in one of the files in your wp-content directory, most likely under files.
However, to answer your question, “Where are the core files?”
The core files are in the directory above the WPide root directory. You can modify the root directory of WPide with the “wpide_filesystem_root” filter, as follows:
function __return_abspath() { return ABSPATH; } add_filter('wpide_filesystem_root', '__return_abspath');You can place this in your functions.php if you like. However personally, I prefer to create a file in the plugins directory with this code then activate the plugin.
Please note that after changing the filesystem root, you will have to refresh your IDE to make it aware of the new root.
Also, you must exercise caution. This will allow you more control over your install however technically you shouldn’t *need* to edit anything outside of wp-content, with the single exception of wp-config.php in some circumstances.
With great power, comes great responsibility!
Kind Regards
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPIDE - File Manager & Code Editor] wp-editor wpide incompatibilityHi Damiarita,
Sorry for a delayed response, it seems WPide has been inactive for quite some time. I am creating a fork and trying to address issues in the WPide project.
The errors given are related to the wp-editor plugin.
I’m not sure exactly what’s going on here, but it looks like WordPress lost track of the wp-editor plugin – note the double “plugins/” in your error message:
‘wp-content/plugins/plugins//wpeditor.php’I don’t think this was caused by WPide, maybe a system glitch that occurred during the activation of a plugin which just so happened to be WPide.
My suggestion, by the off chance you never fixed this, is to delete the wp-editor plugin and add it back. This should de-register the plugin with WordPress and allow it to set up the correct paths again during installation.
Kind Regards