I have the same problem. Some of the coding within the plugin must be causing this.
I used the 0.3.1 version from github which does save the page without that warning.
https://github.com/wp-plugins/wp-post-signature
Welcome. Be aware that in the changelog, the next version (the one that you and I had issues with) included a security fix.
I will be keeping an eye open for an update that fixes the issue we experienced.
Same issue for me. I tried the github link above, but can’t find where to download 0.3.1. Can either of you help me find where the 0.3.1 zip file can be found and downloaded? Thanks in advance!
1) Visit https://github.com/wp-plugins/wp-post-signature
2) Click on green “Clone or Download” button.
3) In dropdown box, click on “Download Zip” at the bottom right.
Thanks, watwebdev! I had seen that but assumed it would be 0.3.2 and didn’t bother. Have a great day!
You’re most welcome. For some reason, it seems that they had it on github as well as WordPress. You can normally download older versions of a plugin from WordPress, but because v0.3.1 had a security issue, it seems that WordPress staff removed it, so the history is not present.
A little alarming that we havent seen the plugin author here. Maybe they are busy fixing this issue.
So I guess one tactic is to install 0.3.1 to make/save changes, and then reinstall 0.3.2 for better security. I may give that approach a try until the authors address the issue with a proper update.
Plugin Author
Soli
(@allnull)
Sorry for the trouble but I just was too busy to check the mailbox for feedbacks these days.
I’ll try to fix this issue ASAP.
Thank you.
Good luck. ^_^
Hello, I installed the version 0.31, the signature works but joins the signature with the post, I have placed at the end of each post </ p>, is that correct?
Thank you
Plugin Author
Soli
(@allnull)
Please update to v0.3.3. It might be fixed.
@bosco2016 I think you should put your signature in <p></p> .
Thank you all for the feedback.
Good luck. ^_^
Thank you,
0.33 works well, the firm only works if the public post as an administrator, but do not want to publish as an administrator because my administrator name is visible in the browser bar, you can publish signing with another user other than the administrator?
Plugin Author
Soli
(@allnull)
All users who can publish posts (i.e. Super Admin, Administrator, Editor, Author) can setup signature for their own.
Please login as users other than admin to setup their signatures separately.
Good luck. ^_^
Thanks for the reply,
forgiveness, it is true, any user can post your signature setting from the administration area
Thanks, fantastic plugin
