Ross Morsali

Hey seasonticketless, would you be ok to give me access to wp-admin?

What I would suggest is that first you need to fix any errors that are in your code (a production site should not be throwing any errors) however in this case I think that error is not causing the issue so will take a look via wp-admin if you are happy for me to do so –

If so please drop me an email here – http://designsandcode.com/contact – and send me your login details 🙂

Hey hai_su

This is currently not possible, you need to modify your template file to detect which filters are set manually – which can be a bit tricky (there is a forum post here somewhere where I give some explanation of how to do this).. I’ll try to find it.

I will be including an update soon, where you can use a shortcode to output this information to make life easier 🙂 Hopefully this will be next week.

Thanks

Hey seasonticketless

I had a quick look at the site…

If the plugin was enabled then even on the front end of your site, the plugin would load a css file for the buttons –

yoursite.com/wp-content/plugins/forget-about-shortcode-buttons/assets/css/button-styles.css?ver=1.0.4

The fact that the CSS file is not being loaded seems to me there is problem loading the plugin at all – it is not being loaded in to the frontend of your site or in the admin section..

Can you confirm that when you go to the plugins page in wp-admin that the plugin is listed as enabled??

If it says it is enabled, then there is definitely something fishy going on… maybe another plugin is conflicting or there are some errors somewhere on your site…

Can you try disabling your other plugins to see if this loads?

If there are still problems can you try installing debug bar to see if your site is generating any errors? (http://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/debug-bar/)

Let me know how it goes.

Thanks
Ross

Marking as resolved, let me know if it is not!

Hey noumima, did you get this working?

Hey imdreamer

Can you give me a link to look at?

Thanks

Hey yeahman45 thanks for this, looking at the code I think you could get away with just having

$args['selected'] = $defaults[ count( $defaults) - 1 ];

instead as both evaluate to the same thing 😀 A few people have reported this problem so I’ll test and integrate this update into the plugin.

Thanks for supplying the code! 🙂