Thilion

Well, I just put the form in demo mode and now the translated error message appears.
Then I removed the demo_mode:on and now in regular mode it also displays the correct error-message. Hmm, beats me…

Ok, I’m going to close this thread myself now ??

Hi Evan,

it seems like adding new features to wordpress isn’t as easy as adding something to a simple, self-made homepage. I also understand that charging for a service is nececary. Who likes to work for free?

One last question: will the plugin stop working after the first year expires? Or will there “just” be no more support after that? “Just” because I think that support and updates for something one didn’t code/write is essential.

Kind regards,
Marcus

I think this also includes the content and design of the “Read More” button? For example, I’d like to change “Read More” into a different language. Or change the color of the button (black letters on dark-red background doesn’t look too good). Or the alignment of the button text. Center-alignment would look much better than being at the very left or very right edge inside the button.

Kind regards.

Dear Evan,

thank you for the quick reply. Maybe suspicous was the wrong word. Sorry, English ist not my native language. But my worries about the plugin are vanished, now that I know that the date-issue is different on each system. I always thought 1st Jan 1970 is the limit, no matter what. So, on our provider’s system 1901 is the limit. I thought if 1970 is always the limit, than the fact that “suddenly” 1901 is the limit, the plugin sometimes works this way or that way.
In this case with the historical addon the date-issue seems to be fixed. But before I can upgrade I need to clarify the budget for the plugin and the addon. It’s not my own site I’m working on.

Btw, charging $20 for the historical date addon suggests that it was very complicated to handle the date-issue. I don’t know the internal details of this plugin. In my basic understanding of php/mysql I thought that adding a simple date-field would do the trick.

Best regards,
Marcus