Mircea Tihu

Hey Syed, I fully understand, but the user is capable of re-activating the feature if he wants to and then lots of issues can arise from there.

In my opinion the plugin could have stayed as if was, and you could have created a sepparate plugin for code snippets, and whoever wanted to also use code snippets could have installed that plugin.

There’s a huge difference between script tags inserted in header or footer and php code hooked into the WordPress core, it’s not at all the same thing so I don’t see why these two use-cases would be combined together.

Hey,

If there are issues with the latest PHP Minify there’s no need to update it altogether, all there’s needed is a small patch for the regex at line 245 here: https://github.com/matthiasmullie/minify/commit/a85f804092715b0d221c281272df742f55e660f0

We modified that line in your plugin to test it and everything else works fine.

Thanks.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/conflict-with-wp-super-cache-11/

The same issue was reported 8 months ago (also over 1 year ago and so on), so come it doesn’t get fixed?

We have the same issue with your plugin and WP Super Cache, why pasting snippets of code so users modify your plugin instead of updating it and fix the issue?

The post author and the admin are not added through the plugin, they receive the emails based on the wordpress basic functionality. I tried to configure the plugin to send the mail to a specific user and a specific role but none worked.

Hey, I encountered the same problem with new comments notifications, the test email arrives, but when I add a new comment nothing happens. I also installed the Email Log plugin and there is no log there for the user I chose to receive it, just for the post author and for the website admin.