Steven Vachon

Updated to v0.4

https://smartmediapro.com/blog/tips-and-guides/wordpress-error-plugin-does-not-have-a-valid-header/

Does this help?

v2.0 released. My bug fix still not included.

You have deranged marketing ideals. I’m surprised you are able to put bread on your table.

Thank you for adding support for custom post types!

Have you considered adding an interface for customizing titles of those types? Please read my previous message above for an example of how/why I think this is of value.

Thanks!!

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Have you tried the compression override comment tag? If that doesn’t work for you, there is a new version coming in the near future (next few months, probably) that will allow more customization.. and an admin UI

Now that this plugin’s been updated to v3.0, manual use is working for me. So, if you fixed something on my behalf, thanks! If not and it’s just a side-effect, thanks!!

Now, I seem to have found a bug…. I put an html file on my desktop and submitted it with the proper vars to my webserver, and the form was validated. You should really put some kind of domain protection to circumvent this.

By the way, the _unit_tag var doesn’t seem to be required for validation.

Hello?

I have released plugins; just click my name on the left. If someone finds a serious bug, I fix it. Sometimes it takes a little while, but it gets done. This plugin has seen a few revisions over the course of this, now, 5 month old bug, and for that there is no excuse.

Thanks for the fix. However, this is something that should have been fixed in the plugin long ago. Having us use a messy workaround like this is a testament to the lack of dedication from the original developer.

This is a bug, not a feature request. Please fix this asap.

Oops, no, this was not fixed.

Thank you for implementing my solution in v1.8

This bug now appears to be fixed.

This bug still exists in v1.8

The evidence, complete with dates, is listed above for anyone to read. I don’t like your passive aggressive psycho dickhead attitude, blanketed in politeness. It’s a lie.

And this new feature doesn’t appear to offer anything new, aside from a “disable” radio box. But, whatever; cool, someone will probably find it useful.

Thank you for this plugin.