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USe the usercode: bugreporter and password: bugreporter to report bugs. Make sure you have selected the Site Unavailable project.
New version 2.1.2 is now released to the public on January 26th, 2007.
First of all, I want to thank Angsuman Chakraborty http://blog.taragana.com/ for the initial work that was done to this plugin. All I did was add more to it. This is my first plugin that I written and updated for wordpress. Here is a little about this plugin.
This Plugin allows you to make your blog temporarily unavailable to your users. It is still accessible by the administrator accounts.
You can download it at the following link.
Please report bugs to this Post.
Thank You.
Original Release 2.0 August 14, 2006
Release 2.1 November 20, 2006
Release 2.1.1 December 1st, 2006
Release 2.1.2 January 26th, 2007
How did you manage to echo Site is unavailable. Admin users can only see this site. without getting an error message about headers getting already sent?
I add the echo statement before calling any of the code from the blog. This causes the blog to be pushed down a few lines.
Thanks for your attention but, unfortunately, I couldn’t understand. Can you elaborate?
I’m trying to mix two plugins (yours and another one) to show a warning message when the site is unavailable as your plugin does. But I keep getting this error message.
What is the “code from the blog” you call in your plugin? The code I’m using is:
Site is unavailable';
}
} elseif(strstr($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], 'feed/') || strstr($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], 'trackback/')) {
$mm_backtime = intval($mw_maintenance_opt['mwmm_backtime']) * 60;
header("HTTP/1.0 503 Service Unavailable");
header("Retry-After: $mm_backtime");
exit();
}
}
SOLVED!
I altered the code to exclude the admin related warning, but added a “is_maintenance_mode()” function. Then, in the header div, I added a if(is_maintenance_mode()) clause.
Thanks for your attention!
JLCarneiro,
Was this a bug in the plugin that I created or was this a bug from combining the two plugins together.
The main problem about that is when have the site becomes unavailable after you log out, you cannot relog back to the admin section since the wp-login.php is still affecting by that. The only way to fix it is rename that plugin to different name. Hope you can fix it. Just found the problem.
I’ll look into this bug and re-post once I fix it.
Bug Count = 1 Fixes = 0
Look at my site to see the problem
I’d like that the text will be centered on the screen, and without the horizontal rule it will look better.
It would have been nice if I posted the site ¬¬
Well, a request: Can you add a link to the wp-admin, so we won’t have to type it manually?
The newest release is about ready to be released to the public. Stahn, What do you mean by “and without the horizontal rule it will look better”?
Bug count = 2 Fixes = 2
Can anyone give me ideas , i might get free time in the future and want to give it for wordpress …
any idea ?
i want idea from simple thing to mid … 1-2 hours –> 8-10 hours .
post your ideas…
Tristen,
This plugin is already written for WordPress. What Ideas are you looking for?
Does anyone know the name of the wordpress plugin that creates a list of your posts in a category instead of just displaying them one after the other? I want it so that when someone clicks on a category they just get a list of posts from that category.
I'm sure Ive seen one…and sifting through the WP site is a nightmare
New Plugin release is now available. This fixes all of the current bug issues that are known.
Broken in 2.1 (wish there was a simple resource that described what changes frequently effect plugins/themes in 2.1, but I can’t find it).
2.1 doesn’t have a pluggable-functions.php, it was renamed to just pluggable.php. (Just fyi they did the same thing to rss-functions.php, it’s now just rss.php).
There’s a couple other problems, but that one pops up as soon as you activate.
Sam,
What version of wordpress are you using. I’m using wordpress 2.0.5 and the plugin works great?
Sam,
What other bugs do you see with the plugin? The only bug I seen with WP 2.1 is the functions.php bug. There will be an additional download option for just WP 2.1 only in the next few days.
Warning: strpos() [function.strpos]: Offset not contained in string. in /home/ltcghost/public_html/mysoftware/wp-content/plugins/SiteUnavailable/unavailable.php on line 64
any ideas? thanks for the plugin!
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Larry,
What version of WordPress are you running on?
sorry..i am running 2.05
I found out what is causing the warning. I’ll have a patch out by Saturday. Thanks for notifying me bugs that you find.
whats the diference between this plugin and the “maintenance mode” plugin?
i noticed that both have similar purpose and also a similar “site offline” holding page.
Ben,
You are just looking at what you see as a user of the blog, not as a admin of the blog. You get more admin functions than Maint. Mode would give you.
What I want to do on my blog, is every few hours take the oldest post and move it to the
front of the queue, all automatically. Anyone know if there is a plugin that can do this or
a simple way to set up another plugin to do this (use my own feed perhaps)?
Thanks.
Warning: strpos() [function.strpos]: Offset not contained in string. in /home/1202/domains/nordoelum.com/html/wp-content/plugins/SiteUnavailable/unavailable.php on line 82
Even though I have downloaded the latest patch. I use WP 2.0.5.
Okay, my weblog is running under WordPress 2.1 and I see the error on the top of the main page.
The error message said:
Warning: strpos() [function.strpos]: Offset not contained in string. in /home/../wp-content/plugins/SiteUnavailable/unavailable.php on line 82
Just let you know about the warning message. Hope you can fix it.
I have found the issue that is causing the following error message: Warning: strpos() [function.strpos]: Offset not contained in string. in /home/../wp-content/plugins/SiteUnavailable/unavailable.php on line 82
I have a fix that I’m testing out and the new release should be available by Jan. 26, 2007.
The link for ver. 2.1.2 is now fixed.