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  • Plugin Author lilaeamedia

    (@lilaeamedia)

    This sounds like the intelliwidget.js admin script has a conflict with another plugin script. It would be helpful to know what other plugins you may be running so that we can identify any conflicts.

    In the meantime, try disabling other plugins to identify which one(s) are not playing nice and let us know the results.

    Thread Starter Spokesrider

    (@spokesrider)

    I tried it on a brand new installation with no other plugins downloaded, much less activated, and the problem exists there as well. The theme is the default Twenty Twelve.

    Plugin Author lilaeamedia

    (@lilaeamedia)

    Sorry, but we can’t duplicate on IE 10 or FF. Are you running multisite? Can you open the Web Console and see if any errors are being thrown?

    Thread Starter Spokesrider

    (@spokesrider)

    Neither of these sites is multisite, although the one of them used to be before I turned it back into a single site. They are on two different servers, one of them being a local wamp server. It doesn’t sound like that would have anything to do with it, though.

    If the Web Console is a WordPress debugging method, I guess it’s something I should learn about. I’ll see what I can do.

    Thread Starter Spokesrider

    (@spokesrider)

    It doesn’t seem to generate anything in the Firefox Web Console. (I had already tried looking at the Error Console, but didn’t realize these were two different things.)

    Thread Starter Spokesrider

    (@spokesrider)

    I was about to set up a site where you could log on, then thought to first check it on a site that’s hosted on a Linux system. It works there. The problem occurs on sites that are running Windows. I don’t know what kind of file access your plugin would be doing, but I presume that’s where the problem is.

    Plugin Author lilaeamedia

    (@lilaeamedia)

    Thanks for the lead! I found the problem and will push a new release ASAP with a citation for your help.

    The problem had to do with they way PHP handles Windows file paths. The munge hack I was using was clobbering the URL string to the JavaScript file. I switched to using the native plugin_dir_url() function which produces the correct path to the script on Windows.

    Look for v1.2.2 soon…

    Thread Starter Spokesrider

    (@spokesrider)

    I’ll be looking forward to it. I have another plugin that does some of what I want, but the set of features in yours looks very good.

    Plugin Author lilaeamedia

    (@lilaeamedia)

    I am closing this ticket, I just released 1.2.3 to fix a completely different bug. Hopefully no more break-fix patches for a while…

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