seanjuan73

hmmm interesting. It is different from everything else, but it works.

I looked into doing a child theme, until you mentioned it I was unaware of setting up child themes.

It does not seem to work well with Atahualpa, since it seems their CSS is mostly database driven. It also seems it does not play nice with children.

desean seems to be having the same issue in this post.

I am trying to attempt this as well, so far with little luck… anyone else have any thoughts and ideas?

Well, I am guessing the author of the plug-in either:
A) Does not care or
B) Does not pay attention to questions about their plug-in. (again, does not seem to care)

SO like Clumber said, try “WordPress Mobile Pack“. It is working for me and seems to have a lot less issues.

Here is the link to the WordPress Mobile Pack plug-in:

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wordpress-mobile-pack/

gbellucci wrote:

My site has been [stupidly] reported as an attack site. My server is hosted by MediaTemple and they recently changed all of the database usernames and passwords [reason unknown]. In any event, I wasn’t paying much attention and Google decided the site was doing something it shouldn’t be and it was placed on their attack list. I haven’t bothered to take care of it.
This plugin has been available for several years now. To put [yet another] message out there implying that because the web site is flagged as an attack site somehow implies the plugin is malware is idiotic – I can’t believe you wasted your time actually posting this garbage.

First of all, I am going to assume that you removed “I can’t believe you wasted your time actually posting this garbage.” because you were frustrated and venting your frustration, later realizing that flaming me for posting a reasonable concern was unnecessary. If my assumption is correct, apology accepted.

Second, SECURITY is my HIGHEST priority, even before God and Country, in EVERY aspect of my life.

When I see a potential security threat, I STOP EVERYTHING and deal with it. When there is a potential security problem with my web servers, it does not only effect me, it effects my clients, my visitors, my clients visitors and MOST important MY REPUTATION.

With that said, I am VERY concerned with your statement “I just haven’t bothered to take care of it.“.

As a plugin user, I am putting a certain amount of trust on to you, the developer, that you have my security and my sites security in mind when sharing a plugin with the WordPress community. If you can’t be bothered by this, that is a big problem.

Finally, I never made claim, nor will I, that you intentionally put my security at risk or that you would ever do so. I merely wanted it on record that there was a potential concern, period, and that concern was not a reflection of your plugin, character, or intention.

I am also having the same issue.

Mine happens to on a brand-new install of WordPress 3.0.1 Installed Sept. 30th, 2010.

Also, Mine says “440 characters”, instead of 450 or 480.

Any other solutions, other then using a different plugin?

Ok… I know what the problem is… I just don’t know how to fix it…

I am using WP 2.8.1 and I opened error console on Firefox 3.0, 3.5, chrome, and IE 8 all of them had the same errors with the jquery library and the admin.js.

Warning: reference to undefined property D.select
Source File: https://wpdev.****.net/wp-content/plugins/wp-e-commerce/js/jquery-ui.js?ver=1.6
Line: 1

Warning: reference to undefined property ui.panel
Source File: https://wpdev.****.net/wp-content/plugins/wp-e-commerce/admin.js
Line: 81

Error: ui.panel is undefined
Source File: https://wpdev.****.net/wp-content/plugins/wp-e-commerce/admin.js
Line: 81

I looked at the code in mentions but I can not make heads or tails as to why it is having the problem… here is the code it mentions

form_action = form_action[0]+"#"+ui.panel.id; // get the first item, add the hash then our current tab ID