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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Alkivia Open Community] Bug? — save changes gallery admin: 406 errorI will work on this, and try to find a solution to this issue. As I cannot reproduce it, it is difficult to me to follow where it does wrong.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Capability Manager] Widgetshttp://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities#switch_themes
But the user can also change the theme. No other option found in the WordPress documentation.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: User Community] Problem with link to member pageThe link creates ok http://www.url.com/exchange/community/user/Some+User.
Looks like there is an incompatibility with the theme or the plugin that creates your VCards. Wich theme are you using? or if a plugin, which one?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Alkivia Open Community] Alkivia 0.9.2 Does not installTry increasing the memory for PHP and WordPress by putting this line in your wp-config.php file:
define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’64M’);
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Alkivia Open Community] Huge REGISTRATION SPAM issueNot by now, but will take as a suggestion some sort of ban list.
Don’t checked, but perhaps there is already some plugin that does it.Now the plugin uses templates and have more data available than when seajma asked.
Look at the userlist template, found on the templates dir, and starting with ‘userlist-‘.
You have a $users array with all user info. Just take a look to this array and choose the output you want.
To see the array content, you can output it on the template with something like that:
echo '<pre>'; print_r($users); echo '</pre>';Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Alkivia Open Community] Username exposedIf read on the developers list something about this. By now them would not change this behavior.
I tested to change it to something else, but then you have to fight against duplicates, and some WP functions don’t work as expected (Like linking authors with profiles, and some other features that rely on the WP username).
Tested also using the display name with some success, but when a user changes the display name, also his url changes. This makes search engines like Google to receive 404 errors (Not Found), and the site lose position on it. Another problem doing this way, more important, is to use a non-indexed name, with large sites with many users, this makes it to slow down.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Inline PageList] Two word tagsYou’re right, this is a bug.
This will be solved in a next release. I submitted a bug in my tracker to solve this in the next version. You can follow this issue at http://tracker.alkivia.org/view.php?id=185
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Alkivia Open Community] Username exposedNo, there is not a solution. This is the way WordPress does it for everything. It is used for author pages, and for anything that needs a unique user identificator.
This is like most big sites on Internet. Your username is used in a public manner because is the only information which cannot be changed and we need to work over something that never will change.
It’s not only WordPress. Many big sites expose your user name: a couple of examples are Google and Microsoft where your login ID is your public email address. Another example is OpenID, where your login ID is your site URL.
So, it is not dangerous if you have a secure well-formed password.
Of course, you can report a feature request to the tracker: http://tracker.alkivia.org suggesting some kind of solution to your issue. We will have it into consideration.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Alkivia Open Community] Feature RequestI would suggest you to submit this questions to the tracker at http://tracker.alkivia.org, so we can follow and plan them.
I agree that using the username as a part of the profile link is not so good. But it is the only unique name that WordPress provides and the only one we can work.
Using the username in the URL’s is the only way WordPress itself manages it (For example when creating author pages, WP uses always the username). This is why most plugins and themes (including those from Automattic), do it that way and show the username in the url.
This is not only with WordPress. Any free mail account uses your email as username, and your email address is also exposed (Google accounts or Windows Live accounts also do it this way).
So, it is a common practice, normally because is the only unique fixed information we have about a user.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Alkivia Open Community] make 2 Communities with one Alkivia PliginBy now this is not possible. You can only create a community and is not possible to split. If you think this could be a great feature, please report it as a feature request to the tracker at http://tracker.alkivia.org
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Alkivia Open Community] Titel post linked to user profile pageI cannot see now the way to do this. You can link the author name to the profile just with the plugin settings. But we didn’t think a way to get the link to the user profile.
I submitted a feature request to the tracker. You can follow it at: http://tracker.alkivia.org/view.php?id=186
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Alkivia Open Community] The user wearsYou have to create your own template for the users list.
What is shown on that page, is a custom template made by the site admin.Looking at this post is a good start:
http://alkivia.org/community/aoc-styling-your-pages/In the settings pages, there is an option to set the page where to show the Community Content.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: [Plugin: SidePosts Widget] More specific CSS?Hope the changes introduced in the today’s release will help you with this issues:
Now you have this classes: sideposts-title, spli, spli-first and spli-last. If only showing one post, first and last does not apply.