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  • Thread Starter kmp2

    (@kmp2)

    Thank you very much. I have notified the Host, INTERSERVER.NET.

    My site has been up for months, and the menu was fine. So, presumably, the php memory was also fine.

    In your experience, could the menu have been ripped apart by a sudden restriction or reduction in PHP memory?

    Thank you.

    Thread Starter kmp2

    (@kmp2)

    Hello. I apologize. I broke my knee a couple of weeks ago, and I’m behind in everything. I haven’t sorted it, but I will sort it.

    I’m glad you wrote. I discovered something amazing about this contact X plugin that I had not been aware of when I installed it. It drops the most recent 10 messages into your wordpress dashboard! What a brilliant idea. In fact, I had probably deleted an important message by mistake from my email account, only to luckily find a copy posted on my dashboard. Talk about save the day. That’s how I discovered this terrific feature. What an excellent idea. I would highly recommend this plugin to anyone who wants to really know what’s going on in their own web site.

    kmp2

    (@kmp2)

    Thank you, I appreciate it.

    kmp2

    (@kmp2)

    P.S.

    I’ve just logged into my web site that has the PAID PRO version of PDF POSTER.
    I’ve gone to the “Settings” page where there’s “Quick Embedder”.
    I had already set the HEIGHT and WIDTH for all PDF’s across the site in “Quick Embedder”, as 1120 pixels x 100% width.
    There is NO APPARENT WAY in “Quick Embedder” to set the height of an individual embedded PDF.

    There is no other way to do so that I can see in the various pages linked to the PDF POSTER plugin.

    Moreover, I would have expected that we could ADD a bit of code to any individual EXISTING embedded pdf to manually override the default height. THAT is what I was expecting to get from the developer, and I would still appreciate hearing about a way to do that in my PAID PDF POSTER.
    Thank you.

    kmp2

    (@kmp2)

    Well, I’m glad somebody else asked this question.

    I have the PAID pro edition of PDF POSTER.

    I emailed support on July 7th, 2023 and said: “Hello.  I have your Pro edition of PDF embedder for one web site. I have set the general settings to suit a PDF displayed on a full-width theme page.I have some other pdf’s in the same site on regular theme pages with a sidebar.  I would like to know if there is code to add to an individual embed to control its height. Thank you.”

    The developer replied to someone else above: “it’s a premium feature. please contact support@bplugins.com“.

    I have indeed already done that as a PAID subscriber, and I’ve had no acknowledgement, no reply on this feature of a PAID plugin that requires an ANNUAL renewal payment.

    Thread Starter kmp2

    (@kmp2)

    Hi, Frank. Wow, thank you! This is rather amazing support.

    Very much appreciate the css snippets and the instructions on how-to.

    I will try it all out and get back to you. I’m a blogger, all thumbs, so it may take a bit of time before I master this.

    Thank you.

    Thread Starter kmp2

    (@kmp2)

    Thank you. I’m sure that if I were a developer, and not just a blogger; and if I had a big business web site with a lot of products and services to showcase in a header and other slideshows, $39,50 USD every year would be a great investment.

    As a blogger wanting to put 4 images into a fading slideshow permanently on the header of my site, the annual fee is beyond me; and also as I’m in Canada, it comes to $52.53 CAD.

    I will have to keep looking for a free slider.

    Thanks for your time.

    Thread Starter kmp2

    (@kmp2)

    Forgot one. Can we slow down the fade a little bit, a bit less abrupt, more leisurely? Thanks.

    Thread Starter kmp2

    (@kmp2)

    Hi. Thank you for the information. I installed it, and even with the video how-to included in the settings area, I can’t see any way to easily put a custom header onto search results, error pages, etc. I am a dumb old blogger, I can’t easily deal with php snippets, or altering my theme for which I also have no child theme.

    I need a no-brainer plugin where I can check off what I need to apply the header to it.

    Thank you for your time.

    Thread Starter kmp2

    (@kmp2)

    Should I recruit someone in Upwork or Fiverr?

    Thread Starter kmp2

    (@kmp2)

    The screenshot you showed me anyway does not include an option to EXCLUDE IMAGES. That’s my point. I need a plugin to EXCLUDE IMAGES from search results. Your plugin settings page is BLANK in my wordpress, and even if it wasn’t blank, your screenshot shows that you don’t have an option to exclude IMAGES.

    Thread Starter kmp2

    (@kmp2)

    Like I said in my post above, there settings page is BLANK.

    There are NO settings on it.

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    Thread Starter kmp2

    (@kmp2)

    Let me correct the title of my post, because obviously, I was misunderstood when you replied “the URL of the PDF published on our website”. That’s not what I said.

    Revised title:

    Sadly, it does not stop THE STEALING OF my PDF publications via ANY pdf viewer INSTALLED ON MY SITE

    Here’s my point. Your file protector ONLY protects my PDFs from being downloaded if the visitor has a direct link to it in my Uploads folder. I do not post those links.

    What I DO is use an installed PDF viewer plugin (any one will do from the dozens out there that are nothing but glorified iframes) so my visitors can READ the PDF. However, by default, all these iframe-based PDF viewer plugins automatically offer an arrow on the toolbar to open a menu that says i.e. DOWNLOAD or PRINT. If the visitor clicks on that menu on the pdf viewer, the PDF actually OPENS UP and can be downloaded, and therefore “stolen”, because I don’t want to give my copyrighted publications away for free, to find them scattered all over the internet and posted all over by other people.

    I had HOPED that your file-protect plugin would STOP these pdf viewer plugins from giving free downloads to my visitors.

    That’s not the case. The pdf viewer plugins continue to offer free downloads of my “protected” PDF documents. So, your plugin, sadly, is not a solution to this huge problem recognized by so many other people, not just me, who are sick and tired of having our copyrighted PDF publications exposed to download when we don’t want to give them away. In my case, I just want my visitors to be able to READ them, not download them to their desktop.

    I have searched for WEEKS for a way to put a stop to this problem, but it seems, quite oddly, that there is a major industry out there of corporations with platforms who are SELLING pdf document hosting in the form of i.e., “flipping books” produced from PDF files, and these corporations with these big platforms somehow magically can actually prevent the pdfs uploaded to their platforms from being downloaded by visitors. But, strangely, ordinary folks are now deprived of the ability to do just that with our own pdf’s in our own websites hosted on “wordpress.org”. It almost looks like a “conspiracy theory” for big corporations to keep the technology to themselves of protecting against PDF download, while SELLING their pdf hosting services to people desperate to find a way to stop THEFT of their copyrighted materials by iframe or pdf-viewer downloading.

    If companies can sell space on their flipping book platforms to people who want to PROTECT their pdf’s from downloading, WHY CANNOT ORDINARY PEOPLE PROTECT THEIR OWN PDFs? I don’t want my PDFs to be turned into flipping books. I want them to be nice, stable embeds that are viewable, with a “grab hand” tool for the visitor to move the document around, and NO arrow on the toolbar to download and print. That’s all I want. Why is the wordpress plugin industry NOT providing ordinary self-hosted websites with a solution to this outrageous problem? Is there economic or political pressure somewhere to DENY us this ability precisely so big companies can sell us the “protection” in a kind of pdf “protection racket”?

    Please find a way to offer real PDF protection against downloading via all sorts of iframes and pdf viewers based on iframes and other systems that by default offer free downloads to visitors of documents I don’t want to give away, and cannot display by any other means unless I pay some big company to turn them into flipping books on their servers, which I don’t want.

    THANK YOU.

    Thread Starter kmp2

    (@kmp2)

    Hello. Thank you for your reply.

    I’d be glad to follow up at your web site. What’s the URL?

    Thanks.

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