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  • Thread Starter rsciw

    (@rsciw)

    Cheers for the link.
    However Teal doesn’t fit the bill, it’s more about the centered large image and the rows of links below it which ‘highlight’ the current post where the mouse hovers over it, if that makes sense 🙂

    GPL.

    Nothing’s stopping anyone to look into the code and modify it if they don’t want the ad sharing but use that plugin, which is stated clear and precisely on the download page here, linked above in op’s post.

    Or use a different plugin 😉

    on a sidenote: Keep in mind that updates to that particular file
    wp-includes/post-template.php
    will be erased through WordPress updates, as it’s one of the core files.

    The method suggested by garethooper therefore is better.

    To clarify as well: I use aioseop on several WP installations, so yes, I know it, and I commented on the fact that you complain about the release ratio in post #3, which I read, next to your other posts.
    Already in my first reply I said I have not come across what you describe. Maybe you should read my comments.

    Anywho, getting OT, you go your way, I go mine.
    Enjoy 🙂

    good, next time be clearer, and thinks can be replied to more precise.

    I never have used the auto-update function, I update all manually, be it via scp or svn, hence I probably never came across this activate / nagging scenario you describe.

    here you clearly complain about the update ratio incl. linking to the version history
    >
    Yeah well maybe if there wasn’t a new update everytime I log in.
    http://semperfiwebdesign.com/documentation/all-in-one-seo-pack/all-in-one-seo-pack-release-history/
    I guess I just expect more from a “Senior WordPress Developer

    >
    Oh I intend on talking to the board and seeing if they will be okay without this plugin if I write them something to accomplish the same thing. So no worries, I will make sure they as well as I fare well without it.

    That’s a nice/good start. You going to also release it to the public?

    Best advice as well is though to also test those things locally or on a special devserver as well first before simply putting plugins etc. on a live site and activating it.

    the reasons why the plugin failed can be many, including those which are rather rare / unique due to webhoster settings etc.
    I reckon or rather hope that devs do test their plugins before publishing them though, but they can’t find any possible combination of error beforehand.

    ftp/ssh to your hosting acc and remove the plugin folder, that will deactivate the plugin, and normal functions pre-installation should resume.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Fatal plugin error

    stedoux: http://uk.php.net/manual/en/curl.requirements.php

    So you know what exactly you need 🙂

    Why should anyone answer you if you can’t keep your language appropriate?

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Fatal plugin error

    Probably don’t have the libcurl included on your hosting acc, which you need for that plugin to work, as it relies on the cURL functions, it seems.
    If it’s a shared hosting, contact your hoster if it’s possible to include the libcurl for your webhost.
    If you have ssh with admin access, install libcurl 😉

    /edit: and yes, follow samboll’s advise to get into your admin area back first 🙂

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Problem installing plugins

    chmod 755 plugin directory

    if doesn’t work
    chmod 775 plugin directory

    if still doesn’t work
    chmod 777 plugin directory

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: All In One SEO problems

    How much time have you let pass by between updating your SEO stuff and checking google?

    Keep in mind, depending on how well known/linked/visited/etc… your page is, googlebots will come check your page more or less.

    if it’s a small blog, don’t expect changes to be visible immediately, visible updates on google can take couple days.

    However if it’s a very large / frequented page, googlebots pick it up much faster.

    > Yeah well maybe if there wasn’t a new update everytime I log in

    Some people never can be satisfied, hm?

    The plugin is free to use, the developer creates this in his spare time or office time (don’t know) for you to use, adds as many features as possible / per request from what I see, updates when there are security issues, and yet there are people complaining that there are too many updates?

    Some people even voted in that poll on their page to update once per month, or even less!?

    There’s something called a changelog. If there’s an update, look what has been updated and if you need it/want it.
    If it’s a security update, don’t whine, update. Or whining will be even greater if security hole has been exploited.

    > I guess I just expect more from a “Senior WordPress Developer”
    I expect from any dev that he/she takes good care of their software, which obviously is done.

    You can always go out and code your own, see how you fare.

    Regarding the plugin being disabled.
    Last few updates I looked, hasn’t happened, don’t recall however if it happened before, could have been, but then being activated by colleague before I’ve seen it, so can’t say for sure that’s an issue or not.

    try via get_bloginfo();

    $blogname = get_bloginfo(‘name’);
    print substr($blogname,2,3);

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: problem writing a plugin

    you can’t modify the header after an output, i.e. no print, no echo, no javascript or any other forms of output before header(), session_*() etc.

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