Bilal TAS
Forum Replies Created
-
Looks like it’s been fixed on the new version, can you please check & confirm it?
Thanks @normanwebchimp.
I’m unable to see the whole query there. Can you please copy and paste here if there isn’t anything confidential in it?
And, is it a clean installation or did you remove everything in a used installation to test?
Hi @normanwebchimp, it doesn’t look normal. While you’re saving, are there any PHP custom script that can cause this? And, can you please also check what makes it slow using Query Monitor?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] shortcut in editorHey @maretino, I’m unable to test it with that OS and browser at the moment. But I can confirm it works on Mac with “Shift + Option + >” keys.
Hey @yoancutillas, thanks a lot for your contributions. The both recommendations have been deployed with 2.3.92 version.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] Refund PleaseHi @rahulv3a, understood your concerns and noted for the future releases. Your refund has been issued.
Hi Yuan, thanks for your feedback and contribution 🙏
Yes, you’re right. It’s now not able to add custom codes for AJAX requests. But the current condition is to prevent breaking the CodeKit editor saving when someone writes some PHP with error(s).
Not to miss both benefits, looks like we need to identify “CODEKIT_DOING_AJAX” definition to use directly in the existing condition. We’ll only change “DOING_AJAX” as “CODEKIT_DOING_AJAX” there. Does that sound good to you?
Otherwise, if someone misses a semicolon in the editor, it will no longer save and site becomes down until someone fixes the file manually. 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] Which Sass versionIt’s been updated to the latest version of sassphp package on the recent version of CodeKit (2.3.9)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] plugin with possible backdoorHi @ryanvl, thank you for informing. Let me ask a few questions to investigate:
- Is there any infected Custom Functions created by CodeKit? Can you please check all the .php files in /wp-content/custom_codes/ folder? If so, once the plugin is activated, they are becoming active and starts executing harmful codes from there. An attacker may use this method to execute a malicious code if they gained admin access.
- Which version of CodeKit you noticed the malicious action on?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] Red Cross showing – meaning?I don’t think it’s related to the CodeKit PRO installation. Yes, having only the PRO one is correct way to use it.
CodeKit directly adds code to the related WordPress’ section queue, so there’s no need to determine any connection between those. Which is already done by the plugin.
Weird thing is, the current Code ID and imported file ID is different in your screenshot. Those must be the same. Is this still the same if you create one more Code with the same SCSS codes?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] Red Cross showing – meaning?How did you take the codes from the other site? Import/Export tool or manual moving?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] Red Cross showing – meaning?Hi @aeronetwork, can you please share me the screenshot of the code you’re trying to save if you don’t mind? And, once you reload the page, does the changes in the editor persist even though you get the error message after saving?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] PHP code showing as textHi @pzh20,
Yes, you need to start with PHP tags as follows:
<?php
your php codes here…That is because someone might need to add some HTML codes with PHP codes in it. That’s why starting with opening PHP tag is optional according to usage scenario.
I hope this answers your questions.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] Activate RevisionsHi @ostii, this is exactly one of our features that we are going to develop for the CodeKit PRO soon. Yes, this is really helpful feature to be able to rollback.
The reason that snippet you wrote is not working directly is CodeKit’s currently working fully file based. Which means, it does not record the codes to the database to be able to receive the code changes by source control management systems like Git.
Once that feature is ready to use, you’ll be notified.
Thanks for your great feedback @ostii!Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CodeKit - Custom Codes Editor] quick questions on codekitHi @mrosfy, thanks a lot for these valuable feedback!
- Yeah, you’re totally right and it’s exactly in our roadmap. You’ll receive an update related to this as soon as it’s developed.
- You’re right, it’s being enqueued to every page by default. However, you can choose any location(by page, post, category, archive, template, …) for any code with PRO version of CodeKit. So, you won’t have to dequeue every time you add a code.
- Well, there’s also a feature exactly for this. It’s the “Code Includes” PRO feature. You can simply put your codes in any folder you want (I would prefer wp-content/custom_codes/<folder_name/…) Then, you can include any file or URL into any code from the “Includes” section of the code editing page.