Thorsten Ott

You need to provide the $comment_id parameter when you are not using the get_flagging_link() function within the comment loop.

First thing: could you verify that the path to the plugin file matches your environment in the require statement require_once( ABSPATH . ‘/wp-content/plugins/safe-report-comments/safe-report-comments.php’ );
Second: make sure that neither call $safe_report_comments = new Safe_Report_Comments(false); nor echo $safe_report_comments->get_flagging_link() are called within a function. If they are called from within a function make sure to add a global $safe_report_comments; statement before working with the $safe_report_comments variable.

1) Deactivate the plugin
2) Add the following lines to your themes’ functions.php file

define( 'no_autostart_safe_report_comments', true );
require_once( ABSPATH . '/wp-content/plugins/safe-report-comments/safe-report-comments.php' );
$safe_report_comments = new Safe_Report_Comments(false);

3) at the place where you would like to add the report link place the following code
echo $safe_report_comments->get_flagging_link( $comment_id='', $result_id='', $text='Report comment' );
Make sure to replace the parameters with the desired values. result_id is the css id of the entity in which the ajax result should be displayed. $text is the link text.

Please let me know if this makes any sense and works for you.

Thorsten

As it seems not all all (or in other words – most) web hosting providers seem to have some nasty settings that make all files writeable by the webserver. I will make the file permission check optional which should speed things up and should serve most needs.

You might have a huge amount of files, or big files. Have you tried adjusting the filesize limit to a lower value?

@bobnolin , #DebNCgal I’ll look into this in a bit. Was working fine on my Firefox + Mac and IE8. Do you by any chance have FireBug install so you could give some more details on eventual errors.