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Yes you can use tags4page plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/tags4page/

Hope this helps.

I have created a post about my problem with jquery – https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/174877 – since it seems as if it is not related to the image uploader but jquery it self.

And the requests from jquery start piling up before I even try to upload files… Sorry this may be a separate issue from the uploader, but didn’t start until upgrade to 2.5.1…

My problem seems to be that there are hundreds of autosave jquery.js requests that are awaiting responses and are hosing up the process. Some of them are not getting a response for approx 140000ms. Is that normal? Doesn’t seem like it. The image loader is coming up but is so slow and I am not sure if it is really working. I have been waiting for about 15 mins to upload 2 images that are only about 44K each…

Anyway it seems like the jquery is out control, at least by what I can see in Firebug.

I am also having a problem with creating a post or uploading images. I can’t even get to the screen to insert any images, my browser just sits there with the gray screen, tried both IE and Firefox. I notice the the ‘Save’ and ‘Publish’ buttons are blinking in the background. This also happens when WP tries to create my permalink automatically at the top of the post. It takes a long time and the ‘Save’ and ‘Publish’ buttons are blinking. This is the first post I have tried to create since upgrading to 2.5.1.

I am having the same problem but it but just started recently or I just didn’t notice it before, although I have added some content to my site recently so I think I would have. I am running WP 2.3.3 currently and Flexible Upload 1.13.

I honestly only noticed this problem after installing Podpress 8.8, but even after deactivating that plugin, my ‘Show: thumbnail’ radio button didn’t come back.

After taking a look at the code, I made some changes that seem to work.

podpress_class.php line 623 below GLOBAL $post I changed:

unset($this->tempContentAddedTo[$post->ID]);
$content = $this->insert_content($content);
unset($this->tempContentAddedTo[$post->ID]);
return $content;

To this:

if($this->settings['contentBeforeMore'] == 'yes') {
   unset($this->tempContentAddedTo[$post->ID]);
   $content = $this->insert_content($content);
   unset($this->tempContentAddedTo[$post->ID]);
}
return $content;

Then I commented out lines 665 – 667:

/*if($this->settings['contentBeforeMore'] == 'no') {
    return $content;
}*/

Hope this helps, maybe someone else could take a look at it and make sure that it is not going to break something else.

The code listed above was already in my version of podpress_class.php and the player does not show up at all when I set the ‘Before <!- More -> tag’ to ‘No’. I don’t want the podpress stuff to show up in the excerpt only on the post page. Maybe I am doing something wrong.