Vital Urbonavi

Well then, during the installation shouldn’t it check for a compatible PHP version first before proceeding?

Bug – the description is not showing.
The bug is in main.js line 63 (and also the same a few lines below)

instead of:
var description = jQuery(this).attr(“alt”);
this should be used:
var description = jQuery(this).prev(“img”).attr(“alt”);

“this” is a link element and it does not have “alt” or “title”.

You are not allowed to leave bugs like this in you updates anymore!!! ??
They cost me some embarrassment with my clients.

Feature suggestion (along the lines of the original thread poster):
1. in settings add “default” description field and use it when “alt” or “title” are missing or empty.
2. in settings let the user specify where to take the description from – “alt”, “title”, “post title” or “default”

@michael S. and @k3davis
Confirming that GDE doesn’t work on https://www.anura.dk/curriculum-vitae/ on FF 15.
However this is not a GDE issue but a GDV (Google Doc Viewer) one. Hopefully Google and the browsers involved will sort it out whose fault it is, and soon.

This seems to be a Firefox’s (15) issue.
The Google viewer (https://docs.google.com/viewer) itself was not working (JS error) for the last few hours. Now it seems to be fixed.
However on FF 15 it shows just some gray blobs for pages.

Just updated to the latest version and the bug is still there.
Fix this bug already!

Update/Fix to the issue.

in /scripts/main.js move the image src-getting and the pinterest URL-creation code to the click function:
Find this:

jQuery('#' + theID + " a").click(function(event) {
					event.preventDefault();
					pin_this(href);
				});

Replace with this and optionally comment out prior media and href variable declarations:

jQuery('#' + theID + " a").click(function(event) {
					var media = jQuery(this).prev("img").attr("src");
					media = encodeURI(media);
					var href = 'https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=' + url + '&media=' + media + '&description=' + description;
					event.preventDefault();
					pin_this(href);
				});

Will it be (or may be it already is) possible to have the store layout modules “widgetized”? Meaning, having the ability to place them as the usual WP widgets in the template’s sidebars.

Why is this marked as resolved?
I have the same error that breaks admin functionality:
—
Error: $wsd_new_user_form.delegate is not a function
Source File: *****.com/wp-content/plugins/secure-wordpress/js/sw_wsd.js?ver=2.9.2
Line: 130
—
Secure WordPress – v2.0.3 (moreover re >> Since version 3.0.1 – aren’t you confusing something here? v2.0.3 is the latest on WP website)
WP – v2.9.2

As suggested by Marko (Cimy User Extra Fields author) I added

if (is_array($the_['function']))
print_r($the_);

to /wp-includes/plugin.php line 338.

the output (when trying to register) was:

Array ( [function] => Array ( [0] => [1] => updateProfile ) [accepted_args] => 1 )
Warning: call_user_func_array()…..

then I commented out the line 93:
add_action( 'profile_update', array(&$this->adminPanel, 'updateProfile') );
in wp-content/plugins/projectmanager/projectmanager.php and the warning “went away”. I do not use “Hook into profile” so I assume the rest of the plugin is working as intended without this line.