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Hello Owain,

I’m with Firefox 9.
It works fine with BUWP 1.5: when I click on the Settings button, the page moves automatically to the settings part (bottom of the page)
With release > 1.6, clicking the Settings button did not scroll to settings part; nonetheless, it unhides it (as not present on Manage backups page loading)
Please note, this feature is far not the most important one in all the discrepancies I described. Let’s it’s a nice to have! 😉

I stick to the release 1.5 that works fine for me

Thanks for your work

Cheers

Huh! By the way, the “Settings” button in the “Manage Backups” page does no more move to the setting part (this behaves since the release 1.6)

Hi Tom,

Thank you for all your job.
I installed the new release (1.6.3).

Well, I have no more the error message with strpos on the plugin.php file: you fixed it!
Unfortunately, I still get some PHP messages (warning) when calculating the size of the site:
Warning: strpos() [function.strpos]: Empty delimiter in /wp-content/plugins/backupwordpress/hm-backup/hm-backup.php on line 782

Warning: readdir(): supplied argument is not a valid Directory resource in /wp-content/plugins/backupwordpress/hm-backup/hm-backup.php on line 640
And the result of the size is 1Mb, while I should get 35 Mb…

Furthermore, the backup is not complete, as it contains only the mysqldump, and the received email has no attached file!

Last point, there’s a file .backup_warnings within the backup directory, containing the following information:
{"php":{"47f945bb3f18d38bb367f4c385fbe4f9":[2,"strpos() [<a href='function.strpos'>function.strpos<\/a>]: Empty delimiter","\/wp-content\/plugins\/backupwordpress\/hm-backup\/hm-backup.php",782],"394e917f225e0fb080d5252d7d295305":[2,"readdir(): supplied argument is not a valid Directory resource","\/wp-content\/plugins\/backupwordpress\/hm-backup\/hm-backup.php",640]}}
I used to see the backup errors within the “Manage backups” page; so I am surprised that the above info are not displayed.

Still some job to do. Really sorry, but you do it well. The plugin is very useful.

Regards

Great news.
Many thanks for your job, Tom.