Is this plugin tested on an Windows IIS installation?
I’ve another wp installation (not windows) and no issues over there.
Yes it has been tested on Windows IIS installation, but not exhaustively because most users work on Apache web servers. A common problem with Windows web servers is strange file and folder permissions, which sometimes cause problems.
I do not know however if this is the case for you.
What do you mean “when I want to edit now the uploader, the uploaded file becomes a uploader”?
Indeed the file browser doesn’t work correctly.
What I mean: When I try to edit an existing uploader instance and there exist already an uploaded file (browser) instance, the uploaded file (browser) instance becomes a uploader instance. It isn’t anymore in the browsers instances but it is now a uploader instance. Difficult to explain.
I got it. Really very strange. Never seen such a thing. Is it possible to send me the URL of the page?
Nick, Did u got my mail with server info?
yes working on it right now
Ok problem solved, but I had to do a change in a plugin file. In file wfu_functions.php I modified function wfu_create_random_string and replaced line
mt_srand((double)microtime()*1000000);
with line
mt_srand((double)substr(uniqid("", true), 15));
The problem was that the web server is too fast and there was no sufficient entropy when microtime() was called consecutively. In simple English, this means that generation of random numbers was not working properly and this was affecting the behaviour of the shortcode editor (and probably other plugin’s features).
I will examine if the above solution works in all cases and put it in the next release.
Nickolas
