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  • Thread Starter tempestjonny

    (@tempestjonny)

    Thank you. Catacaustic. I’m now getting the error message

    Fatal error: Call-time pass-by-reference has been removed in /home/schm00th/public_html/afriendinscience/www/wp-content/plugins/google-analytics-dashboard/gad-admin-options.php on line 272

    So it appears to be an issue with a plugin. I’ll give a try to disabling the plugin. Thank you.

    Thread Starter tempestjonny

    (@tempestjonny)

    Thank you for your reply.

    After reading it, i realised how dangerous it could be. I have for obvious reasons stepped away from that method. I wish to say thank you for pointing out the obvious to me. Sometiomes you just need another pair of eye to point out clear issues that you have somehow over looked.

    Thank you again.

    Is there any other method for getting or sending the menu info from one site to another?

    Thread Starter tempestjonny

    (@tempestjonny)

    Thanks for the advice. I’ve given it a try. I think changing the “$wpdb” only effect getting info directly from the database. When i used it in conjunction with “wp_nav_menu” it seemed to yield no results.

    I even tried using “bloginfo( url )” to see which site, if any, it would grab the info from. Even using the “$wpdb” fix above resulted in the info from the local site being produced.

    Official 🙁

    Thread Starter tempestjonny

    (@tempestjonny)

    Thank you so much for getting back to me and with such detail.

    1 – Your right. Adding the Get_ sorted that out instantly.
    2 – In the end I was a bit checky. I added…
    .podpress_mediafile_title{display:none;}
    …to my CSS and removed from being displayed.
    3 – To be honest, i had never come across filters until i found your plugin. Can’t believe how powerful they are. I tried a few things to try and get the content with out the content being displayed…all to little avail.
    In the end, I cheated. I got the “podPress_downloadlinks” class and added absolute positioning to it. not the perfect solution, but for me at least it worked.

    Thank you again for all your help, i could not have done it without you. Thanks.

    Thread Starter tempestjonny

    (@tempestjonny)

    Hi Tim, Thanks for getting back so quickly and sorry for getting back to you so slowly.

    I’ve had a try at the filter and managed to get the image i want. Thank you very much for getting me this far. There are a few extra things I need to sort out to get it working with my theme, don’t know if you could point me in the right direction or not.

    1 – I only really managed to get the Image I wanted by giving the full URL of it. I originally tried changing the line
    $new_url = PODPRESS_URL . '/images/audio_mp3_icon.png';
    to
    $new_url = bloginfo('template_url') . '/images/audio_mp3_icon.png';
    but I don’t think it liked the bloginfo being used inside a plugin….not too sure

    2 – I’ve got it displaying the button, but still can’t remove the words “Standard podcast” or what ever the file type is. I know i can do it by altering your plugin, but then i won’t be able to enjoy your updates.

    3 – I’m sure there was a way to simply place the output anywhere on the page via the theme, but i can’t find the line of code anywhere, am i being blind and missing the point.

    Thank you again for getting me this far, and if you manage to get me the rest of the way, then you officially will be owed a drink 😛

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