Seth Alling
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Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Easy Critical CSS] undesired dashboard notificationHi ccosmic,
Thank you for pointing this out. When I read your message I went straight to the code and felt my stomach drop when I realized what had happened. The notice was coming from my other plugin, No Page Comment, and the close button on it was broken, making it seem like it would never go away. That was never my intention and I am really sorry for the frustration that caused, because I know I would feel the same if another plugin did this.
I have released an update to No Page Comment that fixes the issue. I also added a safeguard so after you update No Page Comment, you and anyone else who was on version 1.3.0 will find that the notice is already dismissed. Once you install the update, the dashboard should behave normally again.
I appreciate you taking the time to let me know. Your message helped me spot an issue I had overlooked, and I am glad I was able to fix it quickly.
Let me know if anything still seems off after updating.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: “Too Many Requests” when trying to checkout pluginThis is also affecting us running testing through CircleCI. Is there a plan to get certain servers unblocked, or at least a way to remove the plugin dependencies from the
https://develop.svn.ww.wp.xz.cn/tags/5.3/tests/phpunit/data/checkout?The new rate limiting means that we can no longer have any CI testing.Edit: For anyone else coming here with questions about CI testing, we found a solution by adding the
--ignore-externalsflag to the end of thesvn cocommand.- This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Seth Alling. Reason: Found a solution for CI testing
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [No Page Comment] Are You Still Supporting This PluginSorry for the delay. I am still supporting the plugin. It just doesn’t have as high of a focus as it had in the past. Today I went through and did testing across Gutenberg, so it still works properly on updated versions of WordPress.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [No Page Comment] Comments Still VisibleFirst, clear any cache on you site because the leave a comment section could be cached on that page.
Next, make sure that comments are closed on the page. Check that by going to the Discussion admin panel (can be enabled by clicking Screen Options at the top right), and make sure comments are disabled there. If they are, then the issue is caused by another plugin or your theme. Likely, it would be the template not checking if comments are open.
If comments are open on the page, can you go back to the No Page Comment settings, and use the button one more time to disable all comments on pages. After doing that, please let me know if comments are still enabled in the discussion panel on the admin page.
If they are still enabled, please let me know. I want to see if there’s a bug with the button. Then feel free to uncheck the box so comments are disabled on the page, which should fix the issue. If it doesn’t, then this issue is outside of No Page Comment.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Trusona for WordPress] Redirect URI ErrorDid you switch domains with your test environment?
I had the same problem when going from staging to live. The solution was to deactivate and then delete Trusona (so the data gets removed) and then reinstall Trusona onto my WP site.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [No Page Comment] Coming Spam CommentThis plugin doesn’t combat spam comments. It only affects the default settings for comments on new posts/pages/custom post types, etc. I’d recommend looking into Akismet or some other spam protection plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [No Page Comment] No comments visibleIt sounds like it’s likely a theme issue. If your theme isn’t setup to display comments, it won’t matter whether comments are enabled or not. I’d recommend contacting the theme author.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [No Page Comment] Video CommentsThere’s no way to know without trying. It really depends on if the video comments are set as regular comments or not.
If you can view the video comments in the main Comments area in the admin, then No Page Comment will likely block the video comments as well.
If the comments are their own post type and are visible in the admin in another area on the site, then there’s a good chance just the text comments will be disabled.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [No Page Comment] Will disabling existing comments delete old commentsYes, the plugin does keep old comments.
But the only way to disable comments on current posts/pages/etc… is to click on the button on the settings page that will disable them on all of a certain post type, which is not reversible. If you just want them all off, and later all on, then it will work, but if you have a mix of some pages disabled and others enabled, then you may want to look at using a different plugin.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Name and Email Left on Comments Page?I did it by viewing the source code of other plugins and a lot of trial and error.
It also helps that I had an issue I was passionate enough about, so I spent the time to create a solution for it, forcing me to learn how to do it.
Since then, I’ve made a lot of plugin for clients (none released on WP.org), but most of it all comes from viewing source code of other plugins and also reviewing and understanding how WordPress actions and filters work.
I’d recommend watching Topher’s talk on intro to plugin development: http://wordpress.tv/2015/06/20/topher-derosia-introduction-to-plugin-development/
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Name and Email Left on Comments Page?Nope. Just for pages. 🙂 Commenting will still be on by default for posts, which is where that commentary usually comes from.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Name and Email Left on Comments Page?No worries. I understood where you were coming from.
I’m happy you like the plugin. You probably won’t need it for long though as comments on pages will be disabled by default in core in version 4.3. 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Name and Email Left on Comments Page?You’ve come across something that doesn’t have anything to do with No Page Comment, but with WordPress. No Page Comment only affects the admin section of the site and doesn’t touch the front-end at all.
What you are seeing is actually a feature for WordPress. To make it easier for returning visitors, a cookie gets stored on their browser with their email, name and site. Because it’s a cookie, it will not show up for other visitors (unless they happen to be using your computer and browser).
Source: https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/WordPress_Cookies#Commenters
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Need HelpNo Page Comment is a set it and forget it plugin.
If you want comments disabled on pages, you can go to Settings > Discussion and then uncheck “Allow people to post comments on new articles”. This will make it so the default is unchecked for every new post and page you create.
If you have a blog and still want them enabled on new posts, then you will need to leave that checked, and just have to remember to disable them manually when you create a new page. You can manually disable them by editing your discussion settings on each new page. To be able to see the discussion settings for an individual page, click on the Screen Options tab at the top right when adding or editing a page. Then check the Discussion box (this will make is so the discussion settings box is always available and you won’t have to do this step again). Scroll down to the bottom of the page and you should see the new discussion settings. Then uncheck Allow Comments.
There is no native way to set it and forget it on a single post type in WordPress, such as only pages, which is why I developed No Page Comment. Before I developed it, I just had to remember to uncheck Allow Comments on every page I created.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help! Blank gray boxes popping up on homepage!The issue has to do with your content on Revolution slider.
Looking at your site’s source code, I can see Layer Number 3 on the http://www.yahadinunum.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Capture-d%E2%80%99e%CC%81cran-2014-09-22-a%CC%80-15.37.54.png image has a link tag that has not been closed. This is causing it to be duplicated throughout the page on some browsers.
The tag says
<a href='javascript:alert("http://www.yahadinunum.org");' class='tp-button lightgrey small'>Search the Mapand either needs to have the</a>added to the end or needs the<a href='javascript:alert("http://www.yahadinunum.org");' class='tp-button lightgrey small'>portion removed.I’m not familiar with Revolution Slider to know where exactly that can be fixed, but that is where you will want to look.
