Let's say that you have an Ajax.php file in your plugin directory.

In this Ajax.php file you start by recreating a gpEasy context and once it's done you can safely call your gadget by using the GetGadget() method of the gpOutput class.

The jQuery ajax request can now point directly to this Ajax.php file.

I hope that answers your question. 

As expected, this is not a real bug but an incompatibility issue between SimpleBlogSEO v1.3 and Simple_Blog v2.

To fix this problem, open the Hooks/WhichPage.php file in the data/_addoncode/<SimpleBlogSEO>/ directory.

In the  _deleteSefUrl() method of the SimpleBlogSEO_WhichPage class, replace this block of code:

        // Not in the delete context
        if (($cmd = common::GetCommand()) != 'delete') {
            return;
        }

        // No id!
        if (!isset($_POST['id']) || empty($_POST['id'])) {
            return;
        }

        $id = $_POST['id'];    

by this one:

        // Not in the delete context
        // Changed in v1.4
        // delete has been renamed deleteentry in Simple_Blog v2
        $cmd = common::GetCommand();
        if (($cmd != 'delete') && ($cmd != 'deleteentry')) {
            return;
        }

        // No id!
        // Changed in v1.4
        // id has been renamed del_id in Simple_Blog v2
        if (isset($_POST['del_id']) && !empty($_POST['del_id'])) {
            $id = $_POST['del_id'];
        } elseif (isset($_POST['id']) || !empty($_POST['id'])) {
            $id = $_POST['id'];
        } else {
            return;
        }

Version 1.4 of SimpleBlogSEO will be Simple_Blog v2 compliant.

It will be released once all inconsistency issues are identified and fixed.

We will first start by cleaning your hits data.

Donwload this file from your server to your computer:

data/_addondata/<plugin_folder>/hits.php

Open it in a text editor and locate the array that contains the post_id => hits_count mapping.

For intance:

$hits = array (
  5 => 7,
  6 => 4,
  7 => 2,
);

Then remove the line that corresponds to the deleted post.

Save the file and upload it to the server.

This should solve the 'Error: Unknown Title' problem.

A true bug fix is coming soon.

This was a bug in SimpleBlogSEO prior to version 1.2 (solved in v1.2).

Btw, I realize that I haven't had the opportunity to test SimpleBlogSEO with version 2 of Simple_Blog.

I'll get back to you once it's done.

Have a look at the Search.php file shipped with Simple_Blog.

It's a good example of how a plugin can be integrated within the gpeasy search feature.

https://gpeasy.com/Plugins/17_Simple_Blog

Problem solved.

Thanks.

Hi,

I'd like to refresh the html content of a gadget using ajax (by clicking on a refresh button for instance).

How can I reach the gadget php file from the js code (ajax) if my plugin does not contain a Special link?

(I don't need any Special link in this plugin).

What version of the below scripts are installed on you server:

• gpEasy
• Simple_Blog
• SimpleBlogSEO

?

Thanks.

Hello,

To change the text (different wording or language), go in the plugin configuration and click on the 'Editable text' link.

Hope this helps.

$diagcontent = ob_get_clean();

Now $diagcontent contains the gpEasy buffer content which itself contains the html code echo-ed by the special_gpsearch::Search() method including the search string.

This explains why your content is always returned in the search results whether it matches the search pattern or not.

I don't know what is the content of your system.php file but assuming it echo-es your plugin html content, adding an ob_start(); instruction just before the include should do the trick.

ob_start();
include($PluginFile);
$diagcontent = ob_get_clean();