The apostrophe issue is not unique to this plugin and is due to the way metadata is stored in php serialized format into mysql. Developers could base64 encode the data to alleviate the issue but that further complicates site migration as data would require decoding before unpacking the serialized string, updating url in the array, reserializing then recoding to base64 before saving to the database export file.
Same here. Latest WP latest Portable phpMyAdmin. Blank screen where the admin panel should show. This was a great plugin but no longer works.
I was seeing the same thing. I remembered I had had issues with some other jquery based plugins when JavaScript to Footer plugin is enabled. This was what the issue was for me. Now to work out if I can edit JavaScript to Footer such that I can use it but allow jquery plugins to work.
HTH
