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supportJust installed on a test site to try out. Went to settings chose a category and checked the require login box. Upon saving we got Warning: _() expects exactly 1 parameter, 2 given in /home/sonjalo/public_html/wp-content/plugins/read-and-understood/class_wp_rnu.php on line 635 http://wordpress.org/plugins/read-and-understood/
@peter , Just to make sure this was not a plugin conflict, I installed it on a second test site with out extra plugins. It had the same error. I am excited about the potential for this plugin as it seems to track the acknowledgement and may be able to serve as an e-signature of sorts.
Looks like you may have just omitted an underscore using _() instead of __() . I have patched a local copy and it seems to be working. Thanks again for writing this plugin. It solves about 80% of what we need.
Thanks Summit. Let me apologize for the slow response as I was unaware of your posting. I’ll update my whitelist. Yes, you’re exactly right with your diagnosis and your fix. Version 1.2 corrects this and comes with a test plan that I ran successfully. For some reason, the single score translation function _() works in my environment. I’m glad that you find the plugin useful. If it covers 80% of what you need, I am wide open to suggestions to cover the other 20%.
No worries. Thanks for the response & fix. I will do some more testing and share my thoughts on possible enhancements .
@peter , Just to make sure this was not a plugin conflict, I installed it on a second test site with out extra plugins. It had the same error. I am excited about the potential for this plugin as it seems to track the acknowledgement and may be able to serve as an e-signature of sorts.
Looks like you may have just omitted an underscore using _() instead of __() . I have patched a local copy and it seems to be working. Thanks again for writing this plugin. It solves about 80% of what we need.
Thanks Summit. Let me apologize for the slow response as I was unaware of your posting. I’ll update my whitelist. Yes, you’re exactly right with your diagnosis and your fix. Version 1.2 corrects this and comes with a test plan that I ran successfully. For some reason, the single score translation function _() works in my environment. I’m glad that you find the plugin useful. If it covers 80% of what you need, I am wide open to suggestions to cover the other 20%.
No worries. Thanks for the response & fix. I will do some more testing and share my thoughts on possible enhancements .