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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Event Organiser] Event Agenda Widget – Undefined index: add_to_googleI resaved the widget options and everything is fixed!
Thanks again Stephen!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Event Organiser] Event Agenda Widget – Undefined index: add_to_googleStephens Reply:
R.e. the widget, try resaving the widget options. It seems the new code assumes that the option ‘add_to_google’ is present, but coming from an older version it might not be.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Event Organiser] Database error upgrading from v1.5.7 to v2.6.0Sorry Stephen. Just after I clicked post it occurred to me that I should have started another thread(s). Oops. I am copying the other questions to new threads. I hope it doesn’t’ create more confusion.
I had added code to strip off the query variables not so much as to disguise the WordPress version but at the suggestion of Pingdom tools site analysis – performance grade: “Remove query strings from static resources”.
I have added exceptions for googleapis on other sites but forgot to do it on this one. The exception is added and everything works now.
Thanks Stephen!
Setphen’s reply (in the other thread):
R.e. the venue map error, you probably have some sort of security plug-in installed which is stripping off any query variables from script urls. The (incorrect, in my opinion) idea is that disguising the WordPress version improves security. Unfortunately Google requires the ‘sensor’ query variable to present and set to true or false.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Event Organiser] Database error upgrading from v1.5.7 to v2.6.0Thanks Stephen. The plugin updated and seems to be working except for a couple of errors listed below. I can provide links to the pages if you need to have a look.
Above event agenda widget on the sidebar:
Notice: Undefined index: add_to_google in /home/ccczgsan/public_html/wp-content/plugins/event-organiser/classes/class-eo-agenda-widget.php on line 81I haven’t had the time to look into this further yet but I added a venue map to single-event.php.
echo do_shortcode(‘[eo_venue_map height=”300px”]’);
I am getting this error.
The Google Maps API server rejected your request. The ‘sensor’ parameter specified in the request must be set to either ‘true’ of ‘false’.Thanks @cais.
I just submitted a bug report. I had this happen on two sites. I tried deactivating all plugins and using a default theme and the problem persisted. I had the issue with both 2.0.33 and 2.0.40. I haven’t tried other versions.
I found a workaround for this. I downgraded to 2.0.33 but the problem was still present. I then stumbled across another post (link below) that indicated the problem is with deleting the permalink slug. I had removed the permalink slug so the URLs would be shorter. Looks like I will have to do it via .htaccess.
This is how I resolved the problem:
- Deactivated NextGEN.
- via phpMyAdmin renamed ngg_options to ngg_option_bak.
- Activated NextGEN which created a new ngg_options with the default values.
- The Options and Settings now save.
There was no response from photocrati on the other thread (3 months ago) so I think I will submit a bug report.
permalinkslinks-problem-when-nextgen-activatedThanks @pressuser79. I’m not sure if I misunderstand your suggestion but the problem I am having isn’t with the settings of a gallery. It is with the global Gallery->Gallery Settings and Gallery->Other Options. Everything else seems to save ok.
I tried completely uninstalling NextGEN 2.0.40 in case something got messed up in the settings somewhere. Contrary to what the instructions say it doesn’t uninstall everything. The tables were still in the database and records were still in the options table. I tried to clean everything out but I must have missed something somewhere as after re-installing a couple of the settings I had managed to save before upgrading reappeared.
Unless anyone has a solution I am going to try backing up to 2.0.33 and see what happens there. If all else fails I will head back 1.9.15.
Many Thanks!
@shwebell do you have a Google Analytics account? If so login to Google Analytics click on the Admin menu option (top-right in the orange bar). In the center column under Property click Property settings. The UA code or Tracking ID is the top item in the list of properties.
The Tracking ID (UA code) is part of Google Analytics. If you don’t have a Google Analytics account (which is free) you wont have a Tracking ID.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WTI Like Post] Require Email Address to voteThanks for the reply. I understand it’s a difficult one and probably beyond the scope of your plugin. My client is hoping to capture contact details of people voting. They are aware of all the privacy details and ICANN laws involved with doing such a thing.
We wouldn’t be looking to use the email address as a verification that someone had already voted, that be controlled as the plugin currently handles it. Just wanting to capture the email address.
There would be the option of sending a confirmation email to the address entered as many other systems do. This would weed out any fakes or emails that didn’t belong to the voter.
Thanks again. Liking your plugin!
I would like this as well. I’m trying to see if I can add it to a custom NGG template but not having much luck so far.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WTI Like Post] A few bugs(?) and questions.Thanks for your quick reply! I am guessing we will be buying the PRO version before long.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ultimate Coming Soon Page] Paragraphs removedThanks John. Works beautifully!!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Headers already sent warningIt isn’t actually the same error. It looks the same but the error is now referencing FUNCTIONS.PHP not WP_CONFIG.PHP. Check to make sure there isn’t any blank space before the “<?php” in functions.php and if there isn’t try re-saving it as ANSI and see if that changes anything.