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WP Copy Data Protector · support · 2014-09-07T17:18:00+00:00

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crzyhrse unresolved
Hello, I’ve just discovered that it is this plugin, which we have been appreciating a lot, that causes the image edit icons ()the little “pencil” and the X to delete) that appear on images added via “Add Media” to disappear in the backend page editor, in the new WordPress 4.0… As soon as I deactivated the plugin the icons reappeared and I was again able to edit images inserted into pages… Hoping there will be an update pretty soon, so nice to have this available, it is a very great little plugin for what it does, except now or this…? Kind regards… https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-copy-data-protector/ I was testing this plugin for another problem with this plugin. See this forum topic : http://forum.ait-pro.com/forums/topic/backend-appearance-customize-not-accessible/#post-17737 There are 2 very important issues that need to be corrected in this plugin. 1. A conditional wrap for only loading on the frontend of website and not the backend needs to be done. if ( ! is_admin ) { ... ... ... } 2. Scripts in this plugin need to be enqueued instead of force loading them into the website source code using the wp_head action. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script Thanks for this… I’m hoping the plugin author will address what you are pointing out, as it seems to be pretty clear… There was a another backend problem with this plugin 4-5 months ago that the author addressed with a specific fix that worked for that problem… https://wordpress.org/support/topic/this-is-clean-and-works-but-two-problems?replies=4 I believe this change you are pointing to would make that fix unnecessary… I get the impression the plugin author is not attending here on a frequent basis, but am hoping he might stop by soon… 🙂 With this change so it stays out of the backend it could continue to be a very useful plugin for its purposes… It has been reliable and functional otherwise… Kind regards…

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AITpro 2014-09-11T14:14:00+00:00

I was testing this plugin for another problem with this plugin. See this forum topic : http://forum.ait-pro.com/forums/topic/backend-appearance-customize-not-accessible/#post-17737 There are 2 very important issues that need to be corrected in this plugin. 1. A conditional wrap for only loading on the frontend of website and not the backend needs to be done. if ( ! is_admin ) { ... ... ... } 2. Scripts in this plugin need to be enqueued instead of force loading them into the website source code using the wp_head action. http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script

crzyhrse 2014-09-11T15:17:00+00:00

Thanks for this… I’m hoping the plugin author will address what you are pointing out, as it seems to be pretty clear… There was a another backend problem with this plugin 4-5 months ago that the author addressed with a specific fix that worked for that problem… https://wordpress.org/support/topic/this-is-clean-and-works-but-two-problems?replies=4 I believe this change you are pointing to would make that fix unnecessary… I get the impression the plugin author is not attending here on a frequent basis, but am hoping he might stop by soon… 🙂 With this change so it stays out of the backend it could continue to be a very useful plugin for its purposes… It has been reliable and functional otherwise… Kind regards…