Chris Jean
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Theme and Plugin Upgrades] WordPress 3.9 supportI’m currently working on an update. I don’t have an ETA, but I hope to have it released no later than the end of the week.
It looks like an updated version will be released tomorrow. This new version will include the fix talked about here.
Excellent. I’ll work with Chris, the main developer behind iThemes Security, and get an updated release out shortly.
Thanks for the great feedback.
I have a modification that should fix the issue. Given that I don’t have a reliable system that replicates these conditions, would one of you be willing to try out the modification and confirm or deny that it fixes the issue?
If so, you can download the modified file
here. It will need to be unzipped first. Then theinit.phpfile from the zip will need to replace thebetter-wp-security/lib/icon-fonts/init.phpfile.It occurred to me after posting that different setups, such as chroot, may end up with a true ABSPATH of “/”. I’m currently working on an update that will account for such setups. I’ll also have to run a number of tests to ensure that the change won’t cause any unexpected behavior.
I can see that happening with an ABSPATH of just a ‘/’, but I wonder why it would be done that way. As given by the name, ABSPATH is meant to be an absolute path and not a relative one.
The specific section of code that is having problems is there to generate a URL to plugin resources. While I can add a check for an empty ABSPATH after stripping the “/”, the code would fail to function correctly as it needs an actual absolute path in order to properly generate the URL.
Sorry for the trouble rdmgrl. Is it possible that you have a custom-defined ABSPATH on the site? If so, do you have the value set to a blank string by any chance?
I just released version 1.0.2 which includes a fix for this issue. I had a stray <i> tag in the text I add to the plugin install screen. This caused a problem with their Javascript that shows the restore point popup before the installation process starts. Basically, the error in the markup prevented their popup code from resubmitting the form when the “no” button is clicked.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [MP3-jPlayer] Javascript syntax error when caption has double quotesGlad to hear Simon. Thanks for checking on it.
Thanks Jeremy.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Theme and Plugin Upgrades] This plugin has never workedCould you provide any details about what the fatal errors are that you are receiving? If you can copy and paste any that you get, that would be very helpful.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: WP Easy Uploader] Error after uploading themesHi jscowen. I’m the creator of WP Easy Uploader.
Could you try removing that empty file and attempt to upload the theme again?
If it doesn’t work, please contact me at the following link. Communicating directly, I can give you feedback more readily and can solve your problem more quickly.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: WP Easy Uploader] Very dope plug-in :]Thanks for the kind words about the plugin Lewis. I’m glad that you’ve found it useful.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: [Plugin: WP Easy Uploader] Files Cannot Be Deleted Off Of Sitelocalhost could be served by anything.
- What program/Start Menu application do you run to manage the server?
- Did you install any software to get the server running?
- Are you running XP Pro or XP Home?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: [Plugin: WP Easy Uploader] Files Cannot Be Deleted Off Of SiteInteresting. I must say that I only do a minimal amount of testing with Windows hosting environments since I’ve never actually had to run or manage one.
What web server software are you using? For example, if you are using one built into XP Pro, it would be IIS. Another common one for a local hosting solution on Windows is by installing LAMP or XAMPP, which provide Apache.