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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Analyticator] Plugin causing get_currentuserinfo deprecated messageCalm down, no-one gets paid for doing this 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Analyticator] Plugin causing get_currentuserinfo deprecated messageBumping, as this issue still exists.
For anyone else coming across this, the Authy plugin doesn’t appear to be calling the
wp_loginaction; I’ve posted in their support forum too.Thanks Paul, appreciate that. I’ll check their code and get in touch with them then.
Thanks for replying! No problem there, I wasn’t expecting you’d want to take the plugin in this direction. I just posted for others to find if they wanted to use the concept. Thanks for the great plugin!
Thanks for the reply Andrew and for giving it a go.
I’ll wait on the progress of that ticket 🙂
Will do. Thanks heaps Darren!
Ok, I guess my question is the same (sorry, I know this is going a bit off-topic from this thread now) – how do I apply that license to WP? I purchased Preloaded on 16th Apr 2015; should WP be notifying me of updates? Or do I need to purchase again?
Oh, no I don’t! I have 1.2. Should WP be notifying me of updates to Preloaded? Or do you just get what you get when you buy it?
Thanks for this post – saved me a lot of time.
post__not_inwas working for me on non-preloaded calls, but not on preloaded calls.excludeworks correctly on both.Should the list of shortcode attributes at https://wordpress.org/plugins/ajax-load-more/ be updated?
excludeisn’t on this list andpost__not_inis; that’s why I was using it.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Plugin Vulnerabilities] Could Be BetterThanks for these links to alternative plugins Julie!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin Vulnerabilities] Centralrized Data optionsBy the way, your plugin is released under the GPLv2 (as it should be, being derivative of WordPress).
So asking people not to take the data and use it kinda defeats that!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin Vulnerabilities] Still maintained?I think they stopped updating it because another plugin started using their data (which is entirely what is meant to happen in the WordPress ecosystem, by the way 😉 ).
Anyway, here’s another alternative, although it’s only available in the Pro version of this plugin: https://www.icontrolwp.com/blog/scan-wordpress-security-vulnerabilities-automatically-every-day/
Ok I’ve worked out this is probably the best way around it at the moment – to replace the TinyMCE Advanced version of the
wptadvplugin with my own custom copy:add_filter("mce_external_plugins", "mytheme_custom_wptadv", 1000); // must be hooked after 999 function mytheme_custom_wptadv($plugins){ if(isset($plugins["wptadv"])){ $plugins["wptadv"] = get_template_directory_uri() . "/src/js/wptadv-plugin-modified.js"; } return $plugins; }In
wptadv-plugin-modified.jsI’ve just copied the defaultwptadvplugin, but added a new regexp for my custom oembed provider.I guess the ultimate would be if this plugin was built dynamically from the oembed providers registered with WordPress, but I realise that would add quite a bit more overhead!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Enhanced Media Library] add_utility_page() deprected in WordPress 4.5Thanks for the update webbistro!