This plugin declared wp_mail that will be conflicted with Postman SMTP plugin. Once enabled this plugin. Postman SMTP plugin will stop working.
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]]>The plugin has been working fine up until today. I use it to provide instructions on what code to use in what situations e.g. what html to use for a table. When I updated my instructions this morning, the HTML had been stripped out, and because there is no versioning I could not revert. Not sure if it’s always been like this, but I don’t recall this occurring previously. If this is a new behaviour, then being able to revert to an earlier version would be essential.
]]>Just received a support ticket from a user of my plugin (wpDirAuth) that your plugin was causing a conflict. Looked into your code and can see what the problem is.
In line 97, in the function cdh_admin_load in the file custom-dashboard-help.php, you’re including the file ‘pluggable.php.’ Unfortunately, this blocks all other plugins that load after yours from overriding the functions in that file. If you change line 42 from
cdh_admin_load()
to
add_action('plugins_loaded','cdh_admin_load');
and then remove lines 96-98, your plugin will continue to function as expected, and will allow other plugins to override the pluggable functions.
Hello
I wonder if is possible to make user register in the site by using the email as ID and not the username in the login form?
Is this compatible with wp 3.8+
I’d really like to keep it up for as long as possible.
]]>Hello,
I’ve narrowed down an intermittent “internal server error” that appears on my site randomly when your plugin is activated. Any ideas why? I would like to continue to use the plugin but can’t deal with these errors. In general these errors may be related to .htaccess issues but in this case as soon as i disable your plugin the issue dissapears. Please help.
Thanks!
Hi Jo,
After site wide activating the plugin under WPMU 3.5.2 I got a PHP-Warning saying Notice: Use of undefined constant AUTH_COOKIE - assumed 'AUTH_COOKIE' in /www/vhosts/wordpress-stable-mu.local/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 619
followed by the default WordPress-missing-permissions message.
Regards!
Can this be used to more than one widget to the dashboard?
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/custom-dashboard-help/
]]>I love this idea for a plugin, but it seems you need a few more variables so that the text isn’t overwritten when you do an upgrade, right?
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