jonathanmurray

It’s not just you, version 1.5.1 of WP-ContactForm breaks the media manager in WordPress.

Same error, after deactivating flash uploads via the plugin offered on Trac. The Flash uploader was failing with http error.

As with mchwen, the file was uploaded, in spite of the error.

I can find no evidence of a function called “wp_constrain_dimensions” in the 2.5 release code, although it looks like it should have been moved from image.php to media.php in the r7030 patch (according to Trac)

http://trac.wordpress.org/attachment/ticket/6005/image-resize-r7030.patch

I think I’ll poke it back in and see what happens.

Sad thing is – it was a recent recommendation that got us ALL to put a blank index.php in the plugins folder… to keep google from showing the contents of that folder off to the world and making our sites less secure.

So why does this change mess up WordPress, and what is the fix that doesn’t involve deleting the file we placed there for security?

I’m still getting this problem, apparently when WP tries to send trackbacks. An official statement on this would be dandy (and before anyone starts crying about searching the forums, I am… that’s how I found this)

I looked over several options/tutorials for this, and ended up with the following, which retains the odd/even styling as well as adding a style for author comment:

<div class="
<?php
if ($comment->comment_author_email == "name@domain.com")
echo "authorcomment";
else
if ($oddcomment)
echo "odd-comment";
else
echo "even-comment";
?>" id="comment-<?php comment_ID() ?>">

I then tooled around with .authorcomment { } in CSS to make it appear the way I wanted. (sample)

I know next to nothing about PHP, so if anyone can point out how to add the equivalent of “and $comment->comment_author == ‘name'”, I’d appreciate it. The programmer in me also suggests there should be some “endif” statements in there, but when I tried to add them, I broke the page.

With the number of complaints regarding, I’m amazed it hasn’t been identified yet.

I’ve been having the same problem with new posts wanting to download execute-pings.php, and today after installing ImageManager 2.0, all of a sudden I can’t open the plugin manager – I’m prompted to download plugins.php.

This happens in FireFox – IE simply fails to load the page.

For the record, I’ve tried it on both my main machine (Win XP Pro) and an alternate (Win2k).

I’m going to manually delete ImageManager and hope that resolves the plugins problem, and I’ve already deleted the pingomatic link in hopes of resolving that little annoyance.

If it’s a timeout problem, is there something I can adjust to wait longer or fail more gracefully?

The .4 script works marvelously – once you understand it goes in the /wp-admin/import directory and runs through wp-admin (I only read docs as a last resort, sorry…) Thank you very much for the script!

I noticed it does not deal with greymatter’s {{link }}, **bold**, \\italic\\, etc. formatting syntax, is there any way it can be updated to do so?

A thousand or so entries is a bit daunting to attempt to manually correct; would be nice to have everything covered at once.