William Teach

Good day. The update worked. The plugin is doing what it is supposed to do in both my testing site and my main blog. Kudos! This is going to help a lot, since there are some photos I reuse a lot and some are one shots.

I’m going to see how it works for a bit, then I expect to buy the full version.

Thank you! Well done!

I’ve tried it in Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer, latest versions. I have it enabled on both my development site and main WordPress site. Haven’t tried it using the WordPress app for Android on either phone or tablet. Also, browser for Android does not show the extra box.

I took a screenshot. The pinup is in a folder created with Filebird.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by William Teach.

Mostly, though a few of the buttons above the add media button in your video are not there. I am using the official Classic Editor. When you click the add media button, the “all categories” dropdown does not appear.

I cannot submit a ticket because I haven’t purchased it, and I won’t purchase unless I know it works the way it should.

Interesting. It happens to me in both Windows 10 and whatever version we have at work with Firefox.

I was able to see it in the horrible Gutenberg. Even tried writing a post before giving up in disgust. But, did see the drop down.

Enhanced Media Library does work for this, which I will use if Filebird won’t. Filebird seems a lot easier, though, and would prefer. Wonder if it is a compatibility issue with the Classic Editor Plugin?

Answering my own question, ran across the answer while happening to look at some other plugins. It is one called Inline Pingbacks and Trackbacks by Slobokan. Lets you see the pingbacks/trackbacks on front page. Kinda unnecessary now, since so few link anymore, and WP can sometimes take 2-4 updates to actually send it out.

It seems to happen only in Firefox while using the Classic Editor in Visual mode. Works fine in Text mode in FF and all modes in Chrome. I’ve tried it on multiple computers. Have not tried in other browsers.

I have upgraded as well, and have tested this in my classic editor. It seems to work fine for me. I’m wondering if your theme might be causing this.

What theme are you using?

Shouldn’t be the theme, as it is occurring within the WP admin panel while writing the post in the Classic Editor.

Under settings, Bad Behavior, look down in the Security part, check “Allow form postings from other web sites (required for OpenID; increases spam received)”

May get more spam, but, it seems to allow the commenting to work.

I just had this happen when I upgraded to 4.7.2. Popups do not work on any theme when enabled. You say to add the script above to the functions. Which functions? Theme_functions, or different one?

I’ll check the code using those functions. Just wasn’t seeing anything that made that happen in lots of different php’s, including comments

Never mind, I killed a threaded comment plugin while doing something else and solved it.