nuclearping

You have an additional unnecessary closing brace }

	EOT;
} // <--
    }

And the EOT; must be at the start of the line. But that’s an error in my original post, which I cannot edit anymore.

The correct modification should look like this:

if(!empty($width)){
	if (is_numeric($width[strlen($width) - 1]))
	{
		$width .= "px";
	}
	$style = <<<EOT
		<style>
		#$player {
			max-width:{$width};
		}
		</style>
EOT;
}

However, I also found out that the Plugin ignores the “class” parameter in the shortcode, even though you can pass it and fixed that too.

I uploaded my modified version to Pastebin: https://pastebin.com/MbCW4ti9

Please post the modified code. I have it running here and it works fine. 🙂

Lars Koudal, thanks. Best answer here. Very professional and settled. Better than the butthurt author, who can’t handle negative critics.

If you have “ten thousands” of users who see value in Jordy’s work VS the 8-9 “illiterate” who can’t read more than one paragraph and gave negative reviews based on their first impression … I mean this is outrageous, isn’t it? Unacceptable. World is so unfair. 🙁

@doc Savage:

… someone who wants an audience and engage you on a personal level to get some distorted payoff.

Yes, if it just was so simple to psychologically analyze a complete stranger via the internet.

The problem here is not me. I just wrote how I felt when I used the plugin. The problem is people like you or the author, reading it and making a big deal out of it.

It is your very own freedom what you make of it, as Lars Koudal has shown. If your answer is settled and professional or ranting and butthurt like the authors, at the end it is your decision. Nobody forces you to react in either way.

So again: Stop blaming others for your own decisions.

Depends on how much you read of the description.

It says …

The Media File Renamer is a WordPress plugin that physically renames media files nicely for a cleaner system and for a better SEO.

… which is exactly what I was looking for. So I went and installed it only to find out later that there is a “but … only if you buy the pro version” somewhere at the bottom as footnote.

The “automatic rename function” is pretty useless for me, because I don’t want to rename attached files.

I’m a programmer and software developer myself. So I think I can very well estimate the time and effort you put it in. And I would like to reward that. But not if you “tease” me into buying the plugin. It is not the $20, it is the way you are trying to get them.

So my review is as valid as others. We still have freedom of speech, haven’t we? If you are only aiming for positive and fair reviews, then be fair to your (potential) customers aswell. I think what you are doing now is misleading and dodgy.