Viewing 12 reply threads
  • Author
    Posts
    • #2213

      I have the above plugin installed, but if I install Piklist, it re-builds the profile page and the authenticator settings have gone. Is there a way to stop piklist doing this? I have Piklist installed so that I can use WordPress Helpers

    • #2214
      Steve
      Keymaster

      @cotswoldphoto– Do you have the Piklist Demos turned on? If so, turn them off at Piklist > Add-ons >

    • #2215

      Yes, but it won’t turn off. I click disable, save, and it is still on??

    • #2216
      Steve
      Keymaster

      @cotswoldphoto– That’s the first time this has been reported. It might be a plugin conflict. We can research this for you.

      -Go to Tools
      -Helpers
      -Develop Tab
      -Check “Show System Information” and save.
      -Tools, again
      -System
      -Copy that block of data and email to us at: [email protected]

      We will check and see if there is a plugin conflict.

    • #2217

      Guess what?

      That won’t save either. So it won’t show System under Tools.

    • #2218
      Steve
      Keymaster

      Are you comfortable deactivating plugins until you find the conflict?

    • #2219

      OK. Did that. W3 Total Cache is the conflict (and yes, you could guess that I started at ‘A’). LOL.

      BTW. I am sort of sure it can’t be done in WordPress Helpers as it is, but is it possible to introduce Joomla-like control over the meta data display? It allows you to switch it off (as it appears under the title), or individually switch off date and/or author. You can, off course, switch off comments already. Most folk have static pages that really don’t need these showing, I know I do. I am using a less than user friendly plugin that simply hides these using css, but it is a pain to set it up.

    • #2220
      Steve
      Keymaster

      Thank you for helping out. I can’t reproduce the bug with W3 Total Cache. Would you mind exporting your Total Cache settings and emailing to us:
      -Under PERFORMANCE. Click on “General Settings”
      -Scroll all the way down to the bottom of page.
      -Under Export configuration, click “Download”
      -Email the file to: [email protected]

      As for the Joomla question, I don’t fully understand. If you can post screenshots that would probably help.

    • #2221

      You got mail, I hope.

    • #2222
      Steve
      Keymaster

      Got email! And I was able to reproduce the issue. Thank you so much. We’ll work on a fix.

    • #2223

      As to the Joomla thing, that was where we came from before switching to WordPress. Under the title of every post/page in WordPress, appears the date published and author. I figured out how to get rid of the author, but it is SITE wide. Not per post/page. In joomla, on each post and page, you can optionally show or hide the author and date published. WordPress could do with this. Now, there is a plugin called Show Hide Author that works. I just found that. But I didn’t find an equivalent for the date 🙁

    • #2224

      Do you know what setting was causing it?

    • #2225
      Steve
      Keymaster

      There’s seems to be a conflict with APC Object Caching and Piklist. To temporarily fix:
      -Click on Performance
      -Scroll down to “Object Cache”
      -Choose “Disk” from the dropdown and save.

      You should be able to use Piklist now.

      Thank you again for helping us find this bug.

Viewing 12 reply threads
  • The topic ‘Google Authenticator’ is closed to new replies.