Oh my Rippleeffect!! As a programmer, not affiliated in any way whatsoever with Photocrati, I MUST respond to your post. You are combining two very complex pieces of code, that are created by two totally separate firms. And you expect every piece of code to operate flawlessly when you throw them both together. Even Microsoft, who owns and controls everything in their own product line has problems integrating things 100%.. I ask you, give both vendors a break! You now see one drawback of open source, free (or almost free) code. I am afraid it is up to you to integrate two unique pieces of software to work together. I hope you agree that it is unreasonable to expect Photocrati to make sure their software works with every single plugin out there, isn’t it? Otherwise, fork out $10,000.00 for a non-open source software, and if it doesn’t work — you have total cause for anger and frustration.
