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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Fast Secure Contact Form] Working on a 4.0 versionI have two suggestions.
1) Allow form fields to be placed side by side. (dunno if this has already been suggested or is already being worked on)
2) Implement a non-CAPTCHA antispam architecture that uses AJAX, like the behavior of WP Captcha Free.
Good luck on the development!
Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Getting WPDB error without echoing?Thanks!
Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Using WPDB to output raw XML fails because of wp-blog-header.phpFalse alarm. Turns out Firefox was adding the tags on my end.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Post won't display over certain character limitHmm. Well, in the topic you mentioned, the problems there were being caused by the web host’s anti-SQL-injection firewall– but I’ve already had that suite of problems a while ago, and successfully solved it, so that can safely be eliminated as a possibility. Another topic mentioned that, for very long posts, it could be the WordPress memory limit, so I tried raising that. No dice.
My guess is that some piece of the wordpress code is choking on the post somehow, as when the post is over the limit, the post’s page will still display— it just has no content, aside from the comments box and the Edit This link.Um, never mind. After some troubleshooting and a small test run of WireShark, it appears the problem resides with my webhost.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Widgets shift between sidebars unexpectedlyWell, the number of sidebars is only going to go up from here– one of the reasons we’re using Core Sidebars is that we can add new sidebars at a click.
Still, I will take a look and see if the functionality of the plugin could be added into my copy of WordPress.EDIT: I just discovered something interesting. Core Sidebars was re-
register_sidebar()ing the full set of sidebars EVERY TIME A PAGE WAS LOADED. It also wasn’tunregister_sidebar()ing sidebars it was told to remove. I think fixing those two things will solve the bug. Off to try it.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Widgets shift between sidebars unexpectedlyQuite a lot. To put it simply, every page on the site (>100 pages) uses one of >12 unique, customized sidebars whose existence is made possible by the plugin. As such, it’s currently classed as a ‘load-bearing’ plugin– if I remove it, the site falls down.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Widgets shift between sidebars unexpectedlyAfter some testing, I stumbled onto the cause of the bug. However, I’m not entirely sure what to do for a solution.
The bug is caused by removing a sidebar (through Core Sidebars) that is in the middle of the list of sidebars. Then, the widgets of the other sidebars near it are thrown in all directions.
Still investigating, though I’m pretty sure I can narrow this down: It’s either an oversight in Core Sidebars, or one in WordPress– and I suspect the former.
Any ideas on what might be causing the problem?
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Sidebar Per PageMay I recommend the plugin Core Sidebars?
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: <br /> for gods sakeI have a question. On the website I run, the visual editor is disabled. However, some attempts to use multiple line breaks in the code editor won’t work (such as between blocks of text under certain circumstances), and then I (or whoever’s editing) has to workaround and add blank lines and fiddle with it to get it to work properly.
Anyone have any ideas what’s going on, is it related to this problem, and what file do I have to hack to fix it?