@TomJNowell I've tried a few and ended up with Moon, but lots of people like SizeUp. Also Cinch and Divvy have a lot of fans. I think they've all got trial versions on their websites - try them both and see which you prefer
anyone use firebug+firefox? I see on latest version they changed the inspect element functionality a lot. i kinda liked the old one.. i mean it used to show the html details of the element when mouse hover over.. cant seem to do that on current version..
just think about two people on the same computer, one who opens your site in a background tab and closes it without ever looking. Proxies, automated browser tests … requests or visitor numbers are snake oil. what counts is the money or the influence you get.
wtf? get_current_screen() returns null on all admin screens??
↑ happening with default TwentyEleven and only one plugin (the one I'm currently developing) activated. And this one doesn't interfere with anything so far. Funny thing: If I dump the global $current_screen inside get_current_screen(); everything works as expected. hooking on init... Any idea on what am I doing wrong?
Oh, and global $hook_name is separator-lasteverywhere. Already reinstalled WP... out of ideas...
I've got problems with custom template loop. So the html is near this
<table>
<tr>
<td>
post 1 title here
</td>
<td>
post 2 title here
</td>
<td>
post 3 title here
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>
post 1 conte...
@PolluxKhafra i think it isn't hard to make thumb if you have the video id. do a search on stackoverflow there are already question answered ( i think)
@Rarst I do that now. Problem is I have show about 30 of them on my homepage so I need to save them locally so I can cache them and not have so many calls to youtube.
So just to be clear. You think that having a homepage that shows 30 thumbs at a time with 30 more being shown everytime infinite scroll is triggered is going to be faster using youtube requests rather than having the images cached to my server?
@All Another annoying story about images in WP. During developing a small plugin (related to a question), I dumped the jpeq_quality filter and the cases it gets applied to in different cases. Here's the result at what happens, when you mirror an image:
+ 1st step) bypasses all cases and adds the default 90% compression + 2nd) `'edit_image'` + 3rd) `'image_resize'` + 4th) `'image_resize'` (again) + 5th) `'image_resize'` (again)
↑ no wonder, that WP destroys every bit of quality... For all cases you got 90% compression
@Sisir well, Google is not so convenient to share details how to circumvent it... sometimes you need to pass robot check even on completely real browser
@kaiser but is that same imgae being modified? not multiple sizes being created?
@Rarst @TomJNowell Sry, have had a phone call. Yes, it seems so. Not completely sure, if the jpeq_quality filter gets triggered multiple times, when mirroring an image, but I'm 99% it's a save process every time, as I add the filter during image_pre_save filter.
@Rarst @TomJNowell If you want, I can mail you the plugin, so you can test yourself.
Ah, the "problem" seems to be pretty simple: I had "Apply changes to: All image sizes" checked. With "Apply changes to: Thumbnail" it triggers only twice - the $_REQUEST['action']s are 'edit-image' and 'image-resize' "only" :P
@Rarst As I said, I add the filter only on the image_pre_save-hook. And to be sure, I removed it inside itself with remove_filter( current_filter(), __FUNCTION__ ); :)
So, no, it's not the problem, that the code is a mess.
Actually it's imho a pretty smart filter. It get's a $case applied, so you can determine if you want to do something or not. The only thing I can imagine, is that the filter gets added by core somewhere else.
@Rarst No, not talking you into something. You're always doing this by yourself pretty well :)
Hm. The problem seems to be that the image_pre_save filter gets called by core 2 times when saving an edited image (rotate or mirror only once). Not my fault. Just not sure at the mom, where this happens.
Btw: Most useful way of debugging a filter from inside itself: var_dump( $GLOBALS['wp_filter'][ current_filter() ] );. ;)
@Rarst Helping a little, won't hurt. I'm right in between having one task done and the other one not started so far, so some brain resources free and a good day as well. Now, tell me. :)
just found wp-blog-header.php to have a base 64 encode line of code. how can i change all user passwords and force them to do a password reset at next login?
@rg89 I don't think there is native way.. ask on main site, but make this explicitly about how to force password reset, recovery from specific hack is out of scope
So I own an article directory website and recently a lot of bots have signed up and started posting spam. (I approve posts prior to publication)
I've added a captcha to the user registration page now but for the users that are already registered I want to make their passwords expire so they have...
does anybody know of any good media management plugins?
After uploading all those images to the media library, it was a nightmare sorting through them, my eyesight isnt great and those thumbnails are small, and a lot of photos look the same
a thumbnail grid style listing or gallery in the dashboard would be a massive help
@rg89 am not. I am not messing with core, I just need it as part of neat site package to juggle around (deploy, etc). there is no real need to keep all core around if all you need is link to it as subrepository
wp_signon returns the useless WP_Error ^^ instead of an actual user, and none of my echo statements from my authenticate filter are printing out (and one of them is the first thing that filter does). all of my returns from my authenticate return a WP_Error with a message or return a user
hmm, it's gotta be that the authenticate filter isn't being added. need to think about how to debug that.
@RebeccaChernoff Go into core, take the function and write echo '<pre>'.var_export( $YOUR_VAR, false ).'</pre>'; exit; in it. If that works, you go one level deeper and so on.
right, but I used the login filter to set the url, so that redirects, but then from that page I just use wp_signon...didn't think that redirected...but I guess maybe it does?
ok, let me preface by saying that yes I know I'm not always doing things the proper way...but hey it is functional at least locally: privatepaste.com/dcabdcc57b. just not in "ok ready to open source this" state yet.
yeah. eventually I would like to put this up in a repo somewhere and ask you to critique it...fine with open sourcing it...but yeah, so totally not there yet.
@Rarst yes. if I hit wp-login, I can see my authenticate debug stuff. and the login_url filter is definitely working - if I hit wp-admin I get sent to my page not wp-login.