cyclonecode

This issue is fixed in version 1.0.3.

It would be really easy to do this by copying the cision-block.php template in to the root of you active theme and modifying it a little bit to check if an item is a regulatory or non-regulatory release. Something like this:

echo ‘<h1>’ . ($item->IsRegulatory ? ‘R’ : ”) . $item->Title . ‘<h1>’;

Hm I am not really sure I understand what you are trying to do here? Do you want to just connect a single cision press release to a post in WordPress? If that is the case; this is not possible right now, but it would be simple to implement support for this. The question then is how would such a reference look, will it be a cision press release id, an URL or what do you think? One solution then would be to add a single post shortcode, something like [cision-block-post id=CISION_PRESSRELEASE_ID] or similar.

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Hello

It seems like you manage to solve this problem.In cases where you have used the plugin to make changes to your .htaccess file, you could simply remove anything between these markers in the file:

# BEGIN CUSTOM PHP SETTINGS

# END CUSTOM PHP SETTINGS

If you instead are running PHP in cgi mode and the plugin has modified a .user.ini_file then you will need to remove the custom settings from this file and reload your page.

Since you already seemed to have fixed this, I would be very interested in what actually went wrong and how you solved it, since this can be very helpful in the future for others who are facing the same problem.

Regards,
Krister

Hello

Currently only the ini file that is configured in you php.ini user_ini.filename directive (by default .user.ini) or the .htaccess file will be used. I am actually thinking of making an update for this, since some hosting companies are using custom filenames for user defined ini files like php.ini and so on.

When you are saying “and the .ini analisis says it is on /homepages/4/d276499298/htdocs/clickandbuilds/mysite/wp-admin/php.ini” what kind of analysis is this? I mean where do you get this value?

Regards,
Krister

Hello

This might be because they do not allow you to customise the PHP settings using a .htaccess or .user.ini file. What server are you running? Is this an nginx server then it will probably not work since .htaccess files are used by apache and they might not allow custom user ini files. You could easily check if this is the case by changing a value like memory_limit=758M and then check if this setting is marked as red in the settings table; if not then they probably not allow you to change setting in this way. I would try to send them an email and ask if you are able to modify PHP settings or if they have some restrictions.

Looking on this question it seems like you should be able to create your own php.ini file with customised settings:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16140917/how-to-access-the-php-ini-file-in-godaddy-shared-hosting-linux

If this works then I might actually add an update to the plugin which will create an php.ini file to support this environment.

Would be great if you could check what kind of server you are running from the wp-admin/tools.php?page=custom-php-settings&tab=php&section=server-vars page.
Also try checking the User INI file from the wp-admin/tools.php?page=custom-php-settings&tab=php&section=php-info page.

You are not able to upload the file using FTP/SFTP or something similar?

Regards,
Krister