+1 to this.
Going to try Firefox I hope this is a Chrome thing.
UPDATE:
Still Fail. Too bad this would be a great plugin.
Glad it’s not just me – well not “glad”, but you know 😉
(Did you know that the plugin author is NOT notified by WP.org that there has been a support issue posted on their plugin. It makes plugin authors look like they don’t care, and this seems really dumb on the part of WordPress.org )
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Did you know that the plugin author is NOT notified by WP.org that there has been a support issue posted on their plugin.
That may be true (I’m not a plugin author) but I think these links work.
http://wordpress.org/support/rss/plugin/google-plus-button
The Subscribe to email for this Plugin ought to work as well on this page.
http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/google-plus-button
It’s got a nonce so posting that link would not be helpful. 😉
Yes, once we answer a post the first time and subscribe to the topic we get notifications, but there’s no initial notification – I can’t understand that decision by WP, and it makes no sense.
As a plugin author I WANT to provide good support, but there’s nothing worse than stumbling upon an unanswered support ticket – I’m just glad our plugins have few support issues. And of course, as an end user there’s nothing worse than your ticket falling on deaf ears.
Maybe there’s a setting somewhere that says “notify me of support tickets left for my plugins” but I’ve never found it, and I’ve looked. 😉
Wow, perfect – Thanks esmi –
Funny, I never realized we could do that, and both I and my programmer will now go subscribe to our own plugin support feeds. I wonder how many other plugion authors are out there that don’t realize you have to subscribe?
Hey! Sorry, I have been sick. I will push an update by tomorrow. Thanks so much for the feedback!! Sorry again.
This has been resolved, I am pushing an update now. Sorry for the inconvenience.
