VoxPelli

This is what the plugin should be doing – the button should appear on all your existing posts.

@perfectlyboring: The answer is pretty simple – it’s due to security reasons. If you could style our button you could make it look like something completely different than a flattr button and people clicking it might not be aware that they have clicked a flattr button at all.

If you want to style a button – then you would need to use a static button – which could be based around the same concept as our new WordPress.com support: https://flattrchattr.com/2011/06/20/flattr-in-wordpress-com/

@microkid: Regarding the errors – they seems to be caused due to you not setting any error level prior to including wp-config.php. If you look at how wordpress itself includes wp-config.php in eg. wp-load.php then it does this first:

if ( defined('E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR') )
	error_reporting(E_CORE_ERROR | E_CORE_WARNING | E_COMPILE_ERROR | E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE | E_USER_ERROR | E_USER_WARNING | E_RECOVERABLE_ERROR);
else
	error_reporting(E_CORE_ERROR | E_CORE_WARNING | E_COMPILE_ERROR | E_ERROR | E_WARNING | E_PARSE | E_USER_ERROR | E_USER_WARNING);

All buttons connected to your Flattr user will show up as “my thing” for you. It does that since you’re not allowed to flattr yourself. For everyone else it will show up as a flattr button – if you log out from Flattr it will show as a flattr button for you as well.

@camthor: That is something that currently requires the use of the REST API and is not something I think we will include in this plugin as that requires more setup to get working and we want it to be easy to start using the plugin.

There is however another plugin that claims to do that: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/flattrss/

Try it out and see if it does what you want it do! ??

The thing is added the first time someone clicks its Flattr button.

I will need to test this – will get back to you

I also suggest upgrading to PHP 5.2 or later, but I’ve also updated the Flattr plugin to correctly detect PHP 5 – so you wont see a parse error in the future, the plugin just simply wont work.

Which version of PHP are you using?

This is weird – no one else seems to have any problem with it. Can you give any more details like what version of WordPress you are using and what other plugins etc?

The upcoming version 0.9.14 that has now been committed will include the option to put the button at the top.

The iframe class has been added to our todo list and might get included in the future.

Thanks for the feedback!