Posts by OriginalEXE

Looks amazing, I like everything!

Of course you will save the layout of the post in it’s post meta.

What I suggested was related to custom layouts. I believe you have noticed how some visual composers offer you to store the often used layouts for the later use. I was suggesting that the layouts themselves could be stored each as a custom post type, just because it’s always better to stick to the tables you have if you can, rather than creating new ones.

RubenBristian said
I was trying to do it inside the edit posts section..

For example, you can create AJAX saving/loading of the templates, that way you save users some time as they do not have to recreate a teplate from scratch on each post/page.

And you can save templates as a custom post type that is hidden from the ui.

wptitans said
Are you using a separate panel for content composer or inside edit posts section, I earlier tried adding content composer to edit posts section and it got buggy .. Better to create a separate db table for it, that way you can create lots of templates independent of a theme.

Someone was very say that the html template was not a WP theme

You can fetch the image by url with file get contents, but it is better to use curl if it’s available on server (and it is on most of them).

I use this function in my plugin, it will first check for curl, and if that fails, it uses file get contents. It returns image as a file that you can later use for whatever you need.

function oe_gis_grab_the_file( $imgurl ) {
    if ( function_exists( 'curl_init' ) ) {
        return oe_gis_grab_the_file_curl( $imgurl );
    } elseif ( ini_get( 'allow_url_fopen' ) ) {
        return oe_gis_grab_the_file_fget( $imgurl );
    } else {
        return false;
    }
}

function oe_gis_grab_the_file_curl( $imgurl ) {
    $ch = curl_init();
    curl_setopt( $ch, CURLOPT_URL, $imgurl );
    curl_setopt( $ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1 );
    $image = curl_exec( $ch );
    curl_close( $ch );
    return $image;
}

function oe_gis_grab_the_file_fget( $imgurl ) {
    $image = file_get_contents( $imgurl, false );
    return $image;
}

jordie said

Blinn said
My sales are too all over the place to know if that happens to me. But sometimes I like to offer freebies from my portfolio from time to time because I’m a nice person.

I don’t care if I could lose a potential sale, I just like helping people out when I can. Besides, life has a way of paying you back for what you give out, even if it isn’t measured in sales.

Just for today, if anyone’s part of the Envato Community chat on Skype, I’m offering 1 freebie out of my portfolio, whatever they ask for. They can use it however they like (I still own the copyright to the freebies though ).

How do we join this chat in skype?

Authosr are in no way obliged to provide support to their customers here on Envato marketplaces.

It is up to authot if he wants it or not. Most of the authors do provide support because it is obvious that they will get more sales on their items if potential customers know that the product hey are buying is supported, but that is up to them.

If the product does not work as advertised, you can get a refund for it, but nothing more than that.

PersianArt said
@OriginalEXE

thanks

but even when the all Plugins are deactivate and only theme-check is activate issue remain even while the ‘WP_DEBUG’ and ‘SAVEQUERIES’ are false.

That is why I told oyu to install the plugin, it displays databse queries. Simply check which query cause the issue.

dmsumon said

OriginalEXE said
Nope, it says nicely, if you receive funds generated by selling stuff on your website or 3rd party website, you fall under the commercial domain. That means, you should not downgrade your account as you will no longer be able to receive funds from Envato.

Whenever I get money from Envato they charges me 3.9%!!! They are also charging the money which I get from Envato. So what will you say about it? Please reply me.

If I were you, I would look for another options, 4% is quite a lot of money.