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@sitegostar

First some questions:
– Do you use the latest version of the plugin (1.7.3)?
– Could you give me an example of a plugin which doesn’t cause the effects you mention?
– Is it possible for you to grant me access to your site or at least send me the address of your site? You can mail me (address in the quick-post-widget.php file).

inapan

@LJagermaster

Am I right to understand that the plugin broke your site down? If so, that’s very weird. I never encountered that.

It’s also weird that hiding the widget works, but showing doesn’t. Do you have sessions enabled? Do you see any java errors? Is it possible to grant me access to your site (address in quick-post-widget.php file) to troubleshoot or do you perhaps have guest posting enabled so I can check anyway?

inapan

@dypost20

It’s a pity you can’t give me access to your site. It makes troubleshooting a lot easier.
Anyway, the first things that come to my mind are permissions and flash. The TinyBrowser component uses flash to upload files. Is it installed? Some people have had the same issue and I can remember we found out that most of the times the permissions in the wp-content/uploads directory were unsufficient for the plugin to create directories.

If none of the above is going on, please mail me (address in the quick-post-widget.php file). We’ll try to sort it out over mail and post the solution here.

inapan

@nokyard

Please mail me (address in the quick-post-widget.php file) to find out what it is exactly that you need.

inapan

@johnsimone

The captcha part depends on the GD & FreeType libraries. You can check them by running phpinfo:

Put <?php phpinfo(); ?> in a file and check the output mentions GD & FreeType.

The following page has some troubleshooting tips:

https://www.white-hat-web-design.co.uk/articles/php-captcha-help.php

I can try to put options for the popup titles in the next release (which is/was almost ready).

inapan

@all

Had some mail contact with Dylan. The issue was theme-related. The header.php file was missing the <?php wp_head(); ?>.

inapan

@liam

Yes, I am very busy, I’m sorry. But I will have a look at it.
Could you please send me an email so we can sort things out over mail? You can find the mail address in the quick-post-widget.php file.

inapan

@detour73

In one of the next releases the visual editor will be there by default. Please be patient….

About editing, the same thing: not yet.

About creating folders: deep, deep in the plugin you will find the file quick-post-widget/mce/tinybrowser/config_tinybrowser.php.
Open this file and look for the line which says:

$tinybrowser['allowfolders'] = true;

Change true to false. This should do it.

inapan

@all

I’m coding right now to have the visual editor by default but it will take some more time. Please be patient…..

inapan

@liam

I will have a look at it. It isn’t very hard to implement I think. The hardest part is finding some time the next couple of days.

inapan

@babybiggles

Great! Thanks for the ‘Thank you’ ??
No mail got through but it’s OK now.

inapan

@babybiggles

You’re right, I made a typo in my solution.
Glad it seems to be working now.
Just checked your site and I think it looks OK now.

inapan

@babybiggles

I’m afraid I haven’t received your mail. Could you please send one again?

In the quick-post-widget.php file you could try to change the line which says:

wp_enqueue_script('quick-post-script', $plugin_url . 'js/qpw.js', array('jquery','jquery-ui-dialog'));

to:

wp_enqueue_script('quick-post-script', $plugin_url . 'js/qpw.js', array('jquery','my-jquery-ui-site',,'jquery-ui-dialog'));

Works for me with your theme and the Quick Post Widget.

There must be a reason why an older version of jquery-ui is loaded by your theme. This seems to cause the conflict.

Please let me know whether the proposed change works for you.

inapan

@babybiggles

I went to your site this morning and it seems you have a conlict between your Custom Community theme and the Quick Post Widget. I will have to take some time to find a workaround (if there is any).

Your theme loads jQuery objects form Google CDN (I don’t know why) while the Quick Post Widget uses the jQuery objects shipped with WordPress.

If you switch your theme to BuddyPress Default everything works fine.

Could you send me a mail (address in quick-post-widget.php file) to start communicating this over mail? We will post the solution in the forum once a solution is found.

inapan

@kingcrunk

Thanks for the kind words.
I will have a look at it. Please mail me (address in quick-post-widget.php file) so we can work out what you need exactly.

inapan