Pedstone

Hi Clean Talk Team

wow that was faster than expected 🙂

I followed your instructions and at a first glance it works as expected.

But then I noticed some Ajax timeout error when adding some Builder Elements like for example the WordPress > Pro Menu and then try to change settings.

Then the editor freezes completely and after some time the Ajax Timeout shows up.

Its not happening with all Builder Elements, but I haven’t tested them all.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by Pedstone.

I just found this, which works great:

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/313553/creating-a-function-within-functions-php-to-change-the-date

Creating the following function and using the php date parameters https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php

function MY_FUNCTION($input_date) {
return date(“D. – M. j, Y”, strtotime($input_date));
}

and using it in the following way in the pods template:

{@start_date,MY_FUNCTION}

which then returns the date in any format wanted

Hi and thanks for the hint about the classic editor plugin.

Imho the best time to pull something as fundamental as Gutenberg into core would be after it is so good that a few hundred thousand people will beg for it.

Sure there is a huge demand to rejuvenate the good old dated WordPress, as the wide spread usage of existing page builders proves.

While WP is too big to fail I personally think there are other areas that more urgent need a brush up – like for example the Media Library among some other things

Hi @sygnoos

That sounds great and in the meantime another product enhancement crossed my mind:

A Popup theme customizer for those that want to modify the visual appearance of the existing templates, also with an option for export / import.

Of course this can be done already with CSS, but making it easy for the users is always a good selling argument 🙂

Wish you happy holidays and a great new year 🙂

Sadly your reply makes me even more insecure about recommending your products.

Here are a few links about articles with script examples how this issue can get solved and it looks like it shouldn’t be too difficult.

https://code.tutsplus.com/articles/using-the-included-password-strength-meter-script-in-wordpress–wp-34736

https://wisdmlabs.com/blog/how-to-add-a-password-strength-meter-in-wordpress/

I think this shouldn’t be a difficult task for the dev’s that created the products you sell.

You’re welcome Thomas

Just had to append the review about the great support that comes with your plugin.

Kudkos for Torsten’s recent support about that annoying DIV ….

Keep up the great work – I will need some more licenses soonish 🙂

• This reply was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by Pedstone.