[Plugin: WP Photo Album Plus] Display of avatars at the comment, but what Avatar ?

Here a link to a photo with my comment as user “Peat”, that uses a local Avatar.
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Fixed in 4.3.2

Okay, great. I can wait for that ??

Thanks,
… and by the way: All the best in 2012, for you, yours and WPPA !

Hi there !

With the latest update (or just before that ?) the User Avatar has disappeared from the photo comments. Now I only get the standard avatar as set in II-30 !?

Beside the missing avatar.

Also when I incorporate html (a hyperlink) the Link rather than the User-name gets displayed under the Tumbnail in de WPPA Comments widget.

See:
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Thanks,

About the avatar: Did you select —url— in II-30 and supply an url in II-30a?

The last question: i do not understand what you mean. sorry

II-30: I assume that is a new option. When I saw it I did not know what to select (no help available).

What URL should that be ? The local avatar are stored in l/wp/wp-content/uploads per month etc .. so dynamic ! E.G this: https://www.whiskydesignaward.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Marijke_avatar-32×32.jpg

The one that works has a Gravatar link defined …

The last question: i do not understand what you mean. sorry

The top-right comment in the Comment-widget (on my site, see prev. link) has part of the description in the user-id-field below the tumbnail, where the user-name should be.

Thanks,

Yes, I changed II-30 (and added a). I followed the gravatar standard.

The mixup between comment name and description i will get into later.

You can patch the widget problem:

File wppa-comment-widget-php line 80 reads:

$widget_content .= "\n\t".'<span style="font-size:9px; cursor:pointer;" title="'.$comment['comment'].'" >'.$comment['user'].'</span>';

change to:

$widget_content .= "\n\t".'<span style="font-size:9px; cursor:pointer;" title="'.esc_attr($comment['comment']).'" >'.$comment['user'].'</span>';

it is the esc_attr() around the $comment['comment']

Thanks,

Yes, I changed II-30 (and added a). I followed the gravatar standard.

Does this imply that a local WP-avatar can not be used ?

File wppa-comment-widget-php line 80 reads:

Thanks, that fixed this one.

Regards,

Local avatars will be supported in the next version (4.3.5)

Local avatars will be supported in the next version (4.3.5)

Ha, great, looking forward to that ! Thanks,