Samir Shah
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Disable comments@mobilerxcard, see the FAQ’s on this page. You will need to edit your theme’s
comments.phpfile.That said, I found a separate multisite-related bug while looking into this, and had to change the way the Discussion section is hidden from the Dashboard. It may resolve your problem too – try plugin version 0.3.2 and let me know.
Hi,
I just tested on a clean install of WordPress 3.2.1 with PressWork theme, and the “Discussion” section is hidden for me. Do you have any other plugins installed?
Hi Laust,
Thanks for pointing that out. The problem is with the ww.wp.xz.cn plugin repository, which seems to be serving up version 0.2 in the downloaded zip file even though the latest version is 0.2.1. I’ll see what I can do about it.
Edit: should be fixed now. You may need to upgrade once more before WordPress realises it has the latest version installed.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Disable commentsJust unapprove/delete all the comments you want to hide from the Comments administration page. You can do a bulk edit for multiple comments all in one go.
Hi,
It’s currently not possible to render the captcha within a theme. I have tried to keep the page as simple as possible, on that basis that most genuine commenters aren’t going to see it anyway, and that theme integration adds another layer where things can go wrong (compatibility/conflicts). I’ll think about putting it into the next release of the plugin, however.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Conditional CAPTCHA] Spam on upgradeHi Michelle,
I don’t understand where the problem is… Are you saying the plugin doesn’t work *during* the upgrade process, or after upgrading? What happens that tells you the plugin isn’t working?
Never mind, I found out where the problem was. I have just pushed a new release (3.2.1) that should fix it. You should now be able to enter reCAPTCHA keys when you select that option. Please let me know if you still have problems.
Hi,
Are you able to tell me what, if any, errors appear in your Javascript console when you try to update settings?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Disable commentsIf you want to disable comments on your whole site, you might try this plugin: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/disable-comments/
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Conditional CAPTCHA] [Plugin: Conditional CAPTCHA for WordPress] Suggestions@mantas I think version 3.2 of the plugin will do what you want. There are also a couple of other small bug fixes there.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Conditional CAPTCHA] [Plugin: Conditional CAPTCHA for WordPress] SuggestionsHi mantas,
Thanks for the translation!
Don’t you think there should also be “Send it to spam queue”? Because these comments are 99.9% spam.
The reason I didn’t offer that option is because there is the option to leave the comment in the spam queue when the CAPTCHA is complete correctly, and I felt that having the same option for when the CAPTCHA isn’t completed correctly would be confusing.
However it would not be too difficult to allow people to put failed comments in the spam provided they have set passed comments to be put elsewhere. I’ll look into it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: xml parse error in RSS feed URLXHTML or HTML5, it’s still invalid 😉
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: xml parse error in RSS feed URLI’m the plugin author. The issue is not with the plugin, but with WordPress.
feed_links_extra()should be escaping the ampersand, but it isn’t, and this generates invalid XHTML. Of course when you use a strictapplication/xhtml+xmlMIME type this will cause your browser to bork.I’ve raised a ticket for this issue.
Hi Norker,
It looks like you probably have mod_security running on your PHP installation, and that is causing this. I suggest you try putting one of the following in your htaccess file:
<Limit GET POST> order allow,deny allow from all </Limit>or
SecFilterEngine OffI think the first option is better if it works (your provider may not allow either, in which case you need to talk to them), as the second one disables mod_security altogether. That said I think WordPress is pretty secure anyway, so you needn’t worry too much about overriding it.