bluedot

It was tuff to get up, I had to turn off Buddypress, and W3T Cache (and then my login redirection plugin from WPMUDEV. But it is now working!

Hi Mason

Version 1.1 works like a charm! No “allow_url_fopen” required either!

My only suggestion is a spinning wheel or something that shows that the images are loading, as I have had users who think it’s not working when they are uploading some monster file.

Thanks again!

ri

I am having the same issue, and I do have post_max_size and upload_max_filesize set to 10M

Also, the link doesn’t open – and isn’t a bad security idea to open up really a bad idea to open up “allow_url_fopen”?

Latest everything.

Greetings Dwenaus

Looks like we should probably fix this for everyone! I’m willing to invest.

Thanks

ri

Thanks for your help!

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ri

We’re using Version 2.8.2.

Is it this portion?

`function ass_clean_subject_html( $subject ) {
$subject = preg_replace( ‘/:$/’, ”, $subject ); // remove trailing colon
return apply_filters( ‘ass_clean_subject_html’, $subject );
}’

Trying to debug is difficult as I would have to create new posts for each plugin that I turn back on, and it will send mails to everyone and their mothers.

Do you have a recommendation to add some cleaning within this plugin that doesn’t rely on a variable that can be changed by other plugins?

Thanks

ri

I found my answer. The key was to implement the category.php and tag.php templates. I then add a simple loop looking for tags, pages or categories based on being in the respective templates.

We now have dynamic headers based on pages, categories, single posts and tags! Woohoo!