Seth Alling
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Stripe] Content-Type Error With HooksWell, I have not clue what the issue was, but now it’s working. I’ve played around with so many different lines of code that I probably had something wrong, but I can’t recreate the issue.
Thanks for the great plugin!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [BJ Lazy Load] Conflict with Gravity FormsI’ve got the same problem.
Does anyone have a solution, other than deactivating the BJ Lazy Load?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [The Bootstrap] Disable comments on PagesAnother solution is to try No Page Comment, which will remove the hassle of remembering to turn off comments on new pages.
It also has a feature where you can remove comments from all current pages with the click of a button, but it will do it on ALL pages and cannot be undone, so use it wisely. 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Sunny Blue Sky] Comments on PagesI can verify what esmi said will work.
Also, you can try No Page Comment, which will remove the hassle of remembering to turn off comments on new pages. It also has a feature where you can remove comments from all current pages with the click of a button.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [No Page Comment] [Plugin: No Page Comment] Doesn't workI know this is an old question, but I just wanted to let you know that I added the feature to disable all comments easily today in the newest version.
Just go to the settings page, and there will be some buttons at the bottom that do what you’re requesting.
Sounds good. I’ll look into it. Thanks for the quick reply.
Did you ever find a solution to this?
I’m experiencing the same problem with my WP installation and content in directories outside each other.
I’ve also got the same problem. The category sitemap seems to work fine though.
Has anyone been able to solve this issue yet?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Hide/Display Menu Items Based on User Role – Plugin?I am also looking for a solution to do the same thing and I think I may have figured out how to do it.
Place this code before your body tag:
global $current_user; if ( is_user_logged_in() ) $user_role = 'role-' . $current_user->roles[0]; else $user_role = 'role-guest';Next, make sure your body tag is using the
body_class()function and place$user_roleinside of it. Depending on your theme, it will roughly look something like this:<body <?php body_class($user_role); ?>>This will add the class
role-administratoror some other role name to the body. If the user is not logged in, the class will berole-guest.Then, all you have to do is add a CSS class (turned off by default – can be found in Screen Options on the Menu admin page) to the menu item you want to hide.
Finally use CSS to hide the menu item from the user.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [No Page Comment] [Plugin: No Page Comment] Will this work on newest version?Yes, the plugin is still being developed. I’ve just updated the WP version to 3.4.2. It has been tested and everything works as far as I can tell.
I’ve got some plans to improve the plugin in the future, but haven’t had the time implement them.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 3.4.2 Update Breaks Add Custom FieldsRight now I’m just using the hotfix plugin for the sites that use Custom Fields; I only have 3 to worry about as I have switched to custom meta boxes, so it’s not too much of a concern for me.
Looking at the trac, the Milestone is 3.4.3, but it’s the only ticket in the milestone, so who knows when it will actually be released.
My plans are to use the plugin for now, and then to remove them from those sites when version 3.4.3 comes out, so I’m marking this topic as resolved.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: 3.4.2 Update Breaks Add Custom FieldsYeah, about 30 minutes after I posted, I found the bug report on trac and added to it. A patch has now been created, I just have to test it out.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: media upload error after update 3.3User owner can be found in FileZilla when viewing the details for the file. In mine, it’s the farthest right column, but it only shows numbers. 99 is nobody (which my server requires) and 0 is root. Then I’ve also got some numbers in the 500s. Each user has their own name and group, so all I have to do is change the group.
If you have root access, you can easily find owner/group by running the following command logging in through SSH:
ls -l
I have root access to my server, so I can change them, but I don’t believe it’s possible to change permissions without it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [No Page Comment] [Plugin: No Page Comment] Doesn't workThis plugin is meant to disable comments by default on any new post type, so it’s more of a preemptive strike against comments, while still giving you the flexibility to turn them on each post. It does not affect previously created posts.
I’ve actually got it in the works to have all previous posts’ comments turned off if the user wants it, but haven’t yet had the time to fully develop it.
I haven’t tried this plugin before, but it may accomplish what you are trying to do: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/disable-comments/
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: media upload error after update 3.3I had the same problem as MortonVisuals.
Because I run PHP DSO with APC installed on my server, all of my files are uploaded with the user ‘nobody’ in the group ‘nobody’. I really had two ways around it: I could either set my permissions to 777 (which I wasn’t comfortable with) or I could set my permissions to 775 and add the user to the group ‘nobody’.
I went with the second option, but you will need root access to your server to set it up like this. When I launch a WordPress site on my server I just need to remember to make sure the username has been added to the group ‘nobody’. Then I change the group on all the WordPress files and directories to ‘nobody’. Next I modify the permissions of the wp-content directories recursively to 775.
This setup gets the media uploader working correctly, while keeping my blog much more secure than with 777 permissions. Finally, by adding my own user the group ‘nobody’, I still have to ability to edit the files with FTP without any permission issues on that side.
Now everything works well, and I haven’t had any problems since. I’ll find out for sure after I use the WordPress autoupdate when the next version is released.