killerdog

Great news! Thanks for checking this out!

Same here. Also tried 0 confirmations without success. So +1 for that feature! Thanks!

Great news. Will update and try it out. Thanks!

And thanks for such a great plugin too! ??

Ah, I didn’t know that about XHTML and HTML5. Of course, it might not be worth the effort, if XHTML is slowly fading as a standard anyways. Thanks for your feedback!

Same here. Invalid header error after downloading and immediately activating the plugin. Using WP 4.1 with a bunch of plugins (which in itself is a warning sign I guess). PHP is version 5.5.18. No errors found in web server log files. Also, display_errors=off in my php.ini. The plugin works when later activated through the regular plugin page. So I’m happy and not looking for additional support. I just wanted to confirm the same issue that others had here. Thanks for a great plugin! Very useful!

Forget it. This was easy enough. Just update the following row:

From:
if ( current_user_can( 'manage_options' ) ) {

To:
if ( current_user_can( 'manage_options' ) && ! is_admin() ) {

Great mod, nickweb!

Would anyone know how to also add support to NOT display load stats on wp-admin pages?

Thanks!

Same here. Would love to see a configurable option for this. Not very happy about private uploads being placed in the semi-public media library. But, I will have a look and see if I can modify the action until then.

Anyways, a huge thanks for such an amazing plugin. Extremely useful for anyone looking for a better upload feature in Gravity Forms. Works great especially with large files.

Sure, not a problem. Although, if this is to be a new feature in the plugin, you might want to consider leaving out widget-related CSS all together, when using the shortcode?

Yes, that would make the esthetics so much better. Please consider adding this to a future version. I would contribute myself but I don’t have enough coding knowledge at this point. Sigh.

Understandable question. We have a project where the post-id is used as the SKU for the products (and as such also displayed as part of the URL). So, in our case, yes, since many users search for the SKU directly when wishing to order a specific product. ??

Works great. Thanks.

I’ll check with the others if we still need a plugin like this. If so, I’ll be more than happy to get back to you with additional information.

FYI, we had some issues with other plugins, that were solved by allowing short tags in php.ini (i.e. ‘<?’ vs ‘<?php’). Not all hosting providers allow short tags anymore.

Not sure if this was the problem we had with your plugin though, since it was a few months ago we tested it.

Seems easy enough. Thanks, Jandal.

Now let’s hope that Moolah doesn’t shutdown their API version 1.0 anytime soon. They’ve released version 2.0 and apparently it’s not backwards compatible. I wish I knew PHP better so that I could contribute.