The plugin dumps the whole WordPress Uploader code in frontend

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  • LS

    (@lsterling03)

    I am experiencing this too. It only happens when you’re logged in, but other plugins don’t do this. I don’t see why these scripts need to be loaded on the frontend even when you’re logged in.

    Until the author fixes it, you can edit line 422 in avatar-manager.php and add is_admin() to this line — like this:

    if ( is_admin() && current_user_can( 'upload_files' ) ) {

    Plugin Author C?t?lin Dogaru

    (@cdog)

    Hey,

    Sorry for this. It was an intented change in v1.4.0 targeting to increase compatibility with themes and plugins providing front-end profile editors. The plugin uses wp_enqueue_media() to make the media uploader available.

    This will be restricted to profile pages only in the next release. I’ve added a fix on the development branch of the plugin. Would you mind downloading the zip and testing again?

    Best,
    C?t?lin

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