CalEvans

totes sorry. I did not see page 2 of the thread. ??

My fault.

Lookin forward to the patch.

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I have just noticed that we are running into the same problem

Plugin Version: 1.5.1
WordPress verison : 4.6.1

Mine is in a sidebar widget.

Mailchimp, any news on this? You seem to have gone silent on us here. ??

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I used the form that mailchimp gives on mailchimp.com instead of using the plugin. Works great for me. I did have to add

onsubmit="jQuery('.stb-container').hide();return true;"

to the form just so it would automatically hide the box on submit.

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Thanks. will try that.

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I ran into the same issue. Here is how I solved it.

In class-wp-session.php, add this method to the class WP_Session

public function isDirty()
{
    $returnValue = false;
    foreach($this->container as $key=>$value) {
      $returnValue = $returnValue || $value->dirty;
    }
    return $returnValue;
}

Then in the method write_data, change the
if ($this->dirty)
to
if ($this->isDirty())

It needs some work but I’m only using WP Session Manager for a single task at the moment so it work.

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Thanks for the update and thanks for a great plugin!

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Testing v0.9.3 with WP 3.0.4 and this issue has still not been resolved. Since the author has let it sit for 2 months now without a response, I’m probably going to have to look at other options.

Makes me wonder if the commercial code is any better. Either he/she fixed it in the commercial version and refuses to back-port the code to sell more copies, or he/she can’t fix it. Neither scenario inspires confidence.

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@seek3r,

Glad to hear it! Looking forward to the update.

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@chris,

I use Trillian so no, you do not have to use AIM, you just have to connect to the AIM network.

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@jneuenhaus,
fochsenhirt is right. Check your image path.

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Yep, it’s that time again. Time to dive in, grab the new code and beat it into submission.

I’ve updated WP-NOTABLE, part of the BlogBling line of plugins. I fixed a problem where it would reset your options each time you went to the admin page. I’ve also implemented support for ma.gnolia.com thanks to their support department sending me the code.

You can download from the Project Page. Complete (and hopefully user friendly) instructions are there as well.

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@jneuenhaus,

Hmmmm…Ok, I can’t reproduce the problem of the options not saving. (Currently on my blog, I have blogmarks turned off just to see.) I will leave it turned off for a while and see if I can isolate the problem code. As to the problem of them showing on a single row, try using the non-breaking space as the spacer between them or no space option. I’ve not run into that problem however the current version does have an option to allow you to specify how many icons per row with 0 being all on one row.

@Carcasherdotcom,

Thanks for the kind words. I’ll add the option to remove the graphic and just show the ‘prepend’ text in an upcoming release. Thanks. That’s a great idea. As for making the icons smaller, they are already 16×16. My old eyes don’t see much smaller than that. ??

Look for a new release this weekend.

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@handy,

One of my Notable users sent me this link this morning. It’s a very nice piece of code. I especially like the way he inserts them into the the content instead of requiring modification to the theme.

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Howdy Joel,

where the_loop is depends on your theme. if you are using a derivative of the kubrik theme, it’s most likely in index.php. If you ware using a derivative of k2 then there is a file called theloop.php.

In most cases you are looking for a line in your template that looks like this:

<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>

That’s the beginning of theloop. Follow it from that point till you find where you want to put it.

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@ack,

Happy to be of service.

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