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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contextual Related Posts] manual post selection not working in new versionOK this problem is back today! Where exactly do I need to look in Chrome’s Developer Tools to get the info you asked for (under the XHR subtab)? I assume I should be editing the page within WordPress and then open the developer tools — but what do I look for from there?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contextual Related Posts] manual post selection not working in new versionWell, now it is not happening! It’s been happening for at least the last few days and now it’s working fine! I will let you know if it starts up again (and if it does, I’ll see what it’s called under the XHR subtab). Thank you for making one of the best plugins!
Aha! It now appears to be working perfectly, including the blacklist function. Thank you SO much for your work on this, I really appreciate it. It’s a great plugin and the only one I’ve been able to find that works this way.
In this version, the flagging report email notifications aren’t being sent now. I’m not sure if one of the last updates broke that emailing function? I don’t want to take up more of your time so can just install an older version of the plugin without the blacklist function if it’s not an easy fix! (And I really appreciate how responsive you’ve been.)
My developer passed this along in case it is helpful to troubleshoot:
– functions.php now includes “my_zeno_report_comments_include_proxy_ips” (this function returns $include_proxy_ip which = true)
– functions.php now includes “my_zeno_report_comments_flagging_link_text” (this function returns $text which =
– Custom CSS gives the link the background image of the flag.
– The click event listener on span.zeno-comments-report-link span a now has a confirm dialog: if (!confirm(“Are you sure you want to report this comment?”)) { return false; // Cancel the request }
– frontend-hooks.php has lines 137-144 commented out (nothing was displaying at all when they were active lines of code)
Thank you! It’s still just taking me back to the top of the page when I click Report though.
Ah, sorry for the confusion! I have the plugin deactivated right now; that’s why you’re not seeing it. I’ve just turned it back on if you want to take a look. No IP addresses are listed in the plugin Discussion blacklist area.
Do you mean remove the IP addresses from the “Disallow IP Adresses from reporting” block in Settings/Discussions? I don’t currently have any listed in there.
Hi! I deleted the plugin, then reinstalled it, then tested it. But it’s still taking me to the top of the page when I click Report.
But I would LOVE it if you were able to change the text to a flag icon! That would be really helpful.
Still not working for me! Did you also change the JavaScript file and gone away from jQuery? It’s now taking some users to the top of the page when they click Report Comment, which I think could be connected.
Thank you! It is still sending me flagging notification emails even when I enter my own IP address as one to block from reporting. I also tried using a VPN to get a different IP address and tried blocking that one, but it still sent the reporting email notifications about flags from that IP too.
I did customize the code a bit so it’s a flag symbol rather than words “report comments” but I don’t think that should be overriding it.
The site is askamanager.org.Javascript issue does seem to be fixed!
Thank you! It does not seem to be working. I tried blocking my own IP address to test it, but it still allowed me to report comments in Chrome (while logged out). In Safari, when I clicked Report Comment, it didn’t allow me to flag the comment but it also took me back to the top of the page (not sure if that’s expected behavior or not).
Yes, exactly. There’s no way to control the order once I select the posts in this new version.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Will Apple’s new privacy measures impact comment moderation?Oh, I know — I just have no other way to block the people in this category, it’s got to be by IP (which so far has been very effective) since they don’t enter email addresses.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Will Apple’s new privacy measures impact comment moderation?Thank you! Is there any other way to block besides using IP address (assuming you’re not requiring any kind of registration to comment)? I think IP is the only option but would love to be wrong about that!
Thank you!