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Thank you!

Thanks Martin (@martinsauter) for your comment.

Unfortunately the law is complex and it is not simple to accomplish all of its points with a plugin. I think no plugin does it yet.
But in the plugin description we wrote that it helps webmaster to allow users to see their personal data. And the plugin does it!

Do you have some specific request about user data management?

However I hope you will think about changing your vote following what I just said ??

Thanks Martin for your post.
I have enabled the debug mode too and I don’t see any warning or notice in my installation. Maybe I’m using a more recent plugin version.

I think you have wrong the plugin ??
You are talking about “gdpr-tools” plugin and not our plugin “gdpr-compliance”. The second one does not have a cookie function yet.

Solved also the second issue in Version 1.0.3.

I need to know which kind of post-type is related to “Replies” or I need a way to reproduce the problem.
Maybe you can give me admin access to WP console?

Hello eKnizky,
I’ve released the 1.0.2 version with no limit for articles and other post types.

For the second issue can you explain me better the problem or your site set-up?

Thanks a lot for your review!
Suggest us other useful functions if you want them in the next releases ??

Hello Nathan. We’ve seen your presentation of the best plugins in march last day. Thanks again.

I want to inform you that version 1.2(.2) of Shortcode finder has been released today with the feature you suggested. Now you will have a page to show the unused shortcodes, coming from inactive or deleted plugins.

I hope you will use it and leave a review on the plugin ??

I made some tests and I figure out that the problem is connected to the large number of posts and pages in your website. Probably your hosting limit the number of queries or requests to your site.

500 error on the Find by Content page…very strange.
Contact me at [email protected] please.

Hello @ptaubman.
Your seems an usual situation but I don’t understand where is the mistake. Can you give me some other info?
* Does the test page work on your shortcodes?
* Do you see any results on the “Find by content” page?
* Can you give us a test user to see the result on your site?

Hello Nathan and thanks for contact us with this great news!

Regarding your observation I confirm that you cannot search the shortcodes into content if the plugin that provide them is not active. The plugin actually search only into registered WordPress shortcodes because it cannot be sure of a shortcode syntax into content if it is not registered.

I understand that the plugin functionality will increase if I add this feature.
Maybe I could add a page to find the posts that “probably” contains a shortcode in the next release.
it could be a good idea for you?

Thanks again

Sorry, I have no idea on how to help you but, let’s me ask you a question: is it possible to set an “id” for a shortcode? I’ve tried to add on a page and no ID was set to the resultant html page..

Yes, it would be very helpful! ??