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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WP eCommerce Australia Post plugin not workingHi deanes02,
I ran into this problem too, but managed to fix it. This might be too late for you, but hopefully anyone else having the problem now might benefit.
In the ‘plugins’ directory in your wordpress install, open this file – wp-e-commerce/shipping/australiapost.php
Go to line 131 which has this bit of code…
if (isset($_POST['shippingname']) && $_POST['shippingname'] == $this->internal_name) {and change it too…
if(in_array($this->internal_name, $_POST['custom_shipping_options'])) {That should fix the issue and get the shipping calculator saving the options correctly and working in the frontend. Looks like the problem occured when the plugin was updated, but not the shipping module.
Goodluck!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [AdRotate Banner Manager] [Plugin: AdRotate] use images from media libraryAgreed that it’s not a great fix, but it certainly won’t break every setting in the plugin, it’s simply changing the value for that array key to ‘Y’ which enables the media browser. I’ve been using it fine for weeks with no issues.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [AdRotate Banner Manager] [Plugin: AdRotate] use images from media libraryI had this problem too, but found a quick fix. It looks like one of the options isn’t set correctly when adRotate installs, so you can either dive into the DB and change it, or just alter one of the adrotate plugin files with a quick change (my choice).
Do get it to show images from the media manager, open up the file ‘adrotate.php’ in the adRotate plugins directory. Goto line 55 and replace this…
$adrotate_config = get_option(‘adrotate_config’);
With this…
$adrotate_config = get_option(‘adrotate_config’);
$adrotate_config[‘browser’] = ‘Y’;There’s probably a more elegant fix, but this should do the trick!