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Brilliant, that was it. Thanks @mvalera

I’ve installed it and activated it, but unfortunately that did not change anything.

I’ve had issues clearing cached pages – users were still seeing a cached version, using 5.7.

I got a really nasty surprise today when a x.x.x.1 version of a plugin suddenly upgraded the PHP version requirements with absolutely no warning and my entire site was a blank screen. Marked it as incompatible with the WordPress version, because my WP runs absolutely fine on php 5.2.

Yeah, I keep up to date on the latest. Alright then, thanks!

Hm, I’ve figured out how it works now – it only accepts .zips and things inside the zip have to be inside a folder, an allowed root folder. This is a bit of a problem for me though because I’d like not to modify the uploads and accept any kind of file that then could be downloaded.

What does the categorization of the root folders do?

Aha… the missing part, I didn’t realize, is what when making a new post you can attach things. Sorry, a bit dumb of me.

How can I edit what file extensions are allowed though? I don’t see a setting, and I get this when I try it:

Error, could not process file %60echo.xml
Bad file extension

File upload successful for %60echo.xml

PS. Found this from the 0ad forums, thanks for mentioning it there – it’ll be very useful once I get it working!

Probably – there is no error now that I’ve set them.

I’ll need a bit more help. I’ve installed the 1.0alpha3 version of the plugin (latest on wp), but I don’t see how to open the Silex Manager. Where can I find it? In Settings, I only see the path and project setup.

3.2.1, latest I believe.

Thanks. It seems that fiddling with group read/write permissions for the wordpress folder did it. Confusing message there, though.

Would be great if you could ask it to batch-smush all pics.

Yeah, that’s one of the reasons I’m sticking to it.

I delete the .htaccess completely and disabled wp-super-cache for now.

Going to look into the cached gzipping, though without the super cache the server seems to be doing okay. The plugin configuration could’ve been messed up… I’ll let you know when I get something else.

I’m actually thankful for that post, because otherwise I would have been misled to think that the forms are under gpl as are other licenses. I’m not fancy to open my site for promotion – if I want to thank a plugin author, I have other ways of doing so. But being able to modify the plugin to suit my site is essential ??