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  • NO, don’t say that! Freddy is cool, Gutenberg not.

    Set the

    define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);

    to true in the wp-config.php, refresh the contact site and post the errors.

    The fact that recaptcha is used on EVERY other page on my site is very critical! It is another Trojan Horse to trace your data and spy your people. At the beginning, i don’t notice, that on EVERY page the captcha is included. I wondered about the shield icon in my browser and are shocked. Deleted the whole crap and deleted the keys. I think, Askimet is good enough to block the most spam attacks. If something goes through, my Hoster have mechanics too to minimize the success of spam bots.

    My site is clear from this crap. And i don’t need it or my users. Thank you google, but NO THANKS.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by soulevan.
    Thread Starter soulevan

    (@soulevan)

    SORRY Man! I am just stupid and forgot, that i have restricted the external request on my site in the wp-config.php

    For all other interested:

    /* Block External Request */
    define( ‘WP_HTTP_BLOCK_EXTERNAL’, true );
    define( ‘WP_ACCESSIBLE_HOSTS’, ‘*.google.com’ );

    U must allow *.google.com 😀

    Absolutely true. And the users use the opportunity. It isn’t necessary that every single user explain in detail, what’s wrong with the Editor. Many of them did it.

    The project itself is a one way. The most people don’t like it. The core of the problem is the Editor itself. It isn’t something u can fix with asking the people. The people still don’t like it. If u want to sell something, the user must like it or they don’t buy it. Why is the WP Team trying to do this. They can only fail.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by soulevan.

    They don’t care. They think, the user is the moron and are not willing to learn. It is a possibility to don’t notice the reason of the 1 Star ratings.

    Many developers have told them, that all things need more clicks, more time, and produce much more problems as before. But, they still don’t get it. Maybe if the plugin has 5000 1 star ratings and 10 times more negatives as positive feedback, they have an enlightenment.

    Even a blind hen sometimes finds a grain of corn…

    Forum: Reviews
    In reply to: [Gutenberg] I hate it, too

    After the installation of wp 5, u can install the old editor.

    Invite some people to a location and look them over the shoulder at using them. Don’t give hints or any information about to handle your editor! That’s important or u lying yourself. The people should create different contents with it. Formating text, creating some different layouts etc.

    After that, say them, they should tell u the truth and their opinion!

    Your problem is, that u have created it. U know your plugin. U have the timber in front of your head. That’s the problem of the creators. The main problem is the usability. The plugin does its primary goal very bad. It is awkward to work with it. U search simple each basic function. Don’t hide the whole stuff, let us each blog, design as we want! Why a clear demarcation between text or pictures ? Half of the time i couldn’t add pictures.

    Try it! u will be surprised what u doing wrong.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by soulevan.
    Thread Starter soulevan

    (@soulevan)

    It was a simple workaround. In my opinion, the default values are not required. In the backend u can set the defaults after a installation. The user can change it or not, but the default_checked function is a little bit needless.

    This mean:

    function cren_get_option($option, $default) {
        $options = get_option('cren_settings');
    
        if ($options && isset($options[$option])) {
            return $options[$option];
        }
    
        return $default;
    }
    
    function cren_get_default_checked() {
        return cren_get_option('cren_subscription_check_by_default', false);
    }
    
    /**
     * Returns whether the GDPR checkbox should be shown or not.
     *
     * @return bool
     */
    function cren_display_gdpr_notice() {
        return cren_get_option('cren_display_gdpr_notice', false);
    }
    • This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by soulevan.
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