Cyberchicken

Done!

I started developing MLA for use in the web site we ran for our nonprofit organization, and I had a donate button until we shut down the nonprofit. WordPress has been good to me and this is my way of giving back to the community.

Yes you already told me that, but, I mean…
WP community is nice and generous, but we are all here for a living; those who sell it-services, software, website, and those who use WP to sell their stuff; and even when If I work non-profit for a non-profit customer is still a work.
I repeat, Wp ecosystem is not a greedy multinationalkillerofbabies and that’s really greate and we love it, but there are so many pieces of software I can’t afford that are sooo inferior to yours that is free! There must be some middle ground.
Is it really so cumbersome? Pick some charity you love and link the donate button to them.
Look I don’t have the guts to get up my chair and go help people in need, but some have, and may use my ten bucks.
Ok I hope I explained myself, sorry for highjacking the support forums but I thought this should better be public.

Bye bye and thank you!

> we were not able to replicate this issue.
How can that be? Install a blank wordpress, install and activate “Enhanced Text Widget”, press skip to the nag window, view source code of any backend page.

>Could you please confirm that you’re using the latest version of the plugin?
here says version 1.5 and since I have auto updates on I presume it’s the latest version.

I have a page dump, where can I send it?

Thank you

Jeez! Unbelievable! Did I do THAT the other times?? I cannot remember it!
Nontheless you instructions were flawless and worked at the first shot. I have to note them somewhere.
This architecture is a bit misterious to me.

I owe you lots of beers, please put a donation button somewhere!
Hugs!

PS
> Thanks for your continued interest in the plugin.
No, really, your plugin is best of the breed, can’t you see?

I used the workaround and it works too! ??
Thank you guys!

I see the confusion. Using “wpo” instead of “updraft” would probably be more appropriate.

yes definitely.

Using the same as re-smushit might not be the right call, specially if both are in use. For example WP-Optimize enables you to delete the backups after some time. Having the same suffix would delete re-smushit backups as well, which wouldn’t be right.

Ehr… I don’t agree: that would be exactly the beaviour I would expect.
You reason in terms of ‘plugin’, wpo vs resmushit, but I perceive (and I think the common man too) much more the service term “ReSmushit” no matter who is bringing it to the site.

I totally understand the coder’s perspective (I immediately understood what was going on) but I doubt it would be appreciated from most users.

Btw what about placing the backups in a subfolder?
(I also would like to keep the thumbnails segregated from the full size images but never found the right place to do make the suggestion to the wp-core (hints?))

Thank you

I wrote a must-use plugin to auto-answer no to the corona bar (which to some does not work – meaning that the question stays up forever):

<?
/**
 * Plugin Name: InnerspaceZeta Customizations patchCookieNotice
 * Plugin URI:
 * Description:
 * Author: InnerspaceZeta + VS49 + UnDinosauro
 */
register_activation_hook(WP_PLUGIN_DIR.'/cookie-notice/cookie-notice.php', function(){
	update_option('cookie_notice_options', wp_parse_args(['update_notice' => false ], get_option('cookie_notice_options')));
});

It fires upon plugin activation and modifies a flag in the plugin options.
Must be put into wp-content/mu-plugins/

Great, thank you.
Were you able to see the issue for yourself?

No, just in the plugins page afaik.
Thank you for the prompt response!

Not having the same issue here, but the two similarly named files confuse worpdress which sees two different indipendent plugins.
Removing the smaller (relay) on fixed that.

@ollybach

it seems to be the case (certainly here) that common adblockers browser add-ons stop the cookie notice from loading it’s js and css in the WP admin (i wonder why ….)

Damn! I was sure you nailed it, but it’s not working for me :\

I’m using AdBlock Plus on Chrome; if I disable it for the site, or even completely on chrome the disfunction remains:
plugins\cookie-notice\js\admin-notice.js
plugins\cookie-notice\css\admin-notice.css
don’t get loaded;

on them my browser Network tab reports a status of (blocked:other)
with a
Referrer Policy: strict-origin-when-cross-origin

My browser is Chrome Version 81.0.4044.122 (Official Build) (64-bit)

Please dFactory, can you fix that? (and teach us how btw)

I have seen the coronabar notice working once! I hit “no thanks” and everything went as expected. The notice stayed put. Alas wasn’t able to reproduce the condition on aother wordpress installations.
It looks like
plugins\cookie-notice\js\admin-notice.js
plugins\cookie-notice\css\admin-notice.css
don’t get loaded (almost never seems).

Anyway with a working “dismissed” setting and tracing down the code I found out how to dismiss the coronabar notice “manually”.
The flag should be in table wp_options, option “cookie_notice_options”, subrecord “update_notice” set to false. I used adminer to set that, but the plugin code for doing that is
$this->options['general'] = wp_parse_args( array( 'update_notice' => false ), $this->options['general'] );

Please Author, fix the display of the notice! The idea is good and I have nothing against it, but a non-dismissible large notice is very very frustrating!

Thank you and good luck everybody

>>And the No thanks button does not work !
>same here
same here

but, wait, not even the “Yes, I want to help” button does anything
js console is empty

afaik It just does it ??
I guess it installs a callback at the right point.

Thank you David, thank you Crossi! ??