agcyphers

Same issue here on a new server, changed line 251 to use “attachment” as Content-Disposition instead of “inline”

header( "Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=\"$filename\"" );

Not sure where my settings are wrong to cause this to be needed, but the above works.

CentOS 7.4.1708 with Apache 2.4.6 and PHP 7.2

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by agcyphers. Reason: Notifications
• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by agcyphers. Reason: System specs

The greater point here is that a support plugin is, essentially, pointless for the overwhelming majority of users if it doesn’t include at least a minimal email notifications implementation. I have access to the add-ons, but putting this necessary feature behind a paywall is just…wrong. As such, I’ll be paying more for a different solution if necessary. I can’t trust that you won’t take other features that should be part of a base installation and start charging me for those somewhere down the line.

I’ve relied on your plugin for a very long time, and it has been great, but I feel I must move on. Best of luck.

Agreed. I’ve relied on it for a very long time. It looks like I have access to all of the add-ons for the new release under my purchase way-back-when, somehow, but I can’t support a decision like this. A support system is basically useless without at least the most basic of email notifications.

Ditto. Looking at either Awesome Support or WPMU’s plugin.

To be clear, I can understand putting some things behind a paywall, but basic email notification? C’mon…

I haven’t looked yet, but I’m getting ready to. If that’s the case, I will be moving on to a different product. Thanks for the response, @spikerzz

Using the [bbp-topic-index] shortcode.

This also appears to be the case in Category view, and was a change made in 1.7

And…nope. I was wrong. Jumped the gun. This isn’t resolved. Subsequent posting revealed that this is, indeed, still an issue.

OK, it looks like Sticky in Recent Mode will act as I expected Super Sticky to. Which is…yeah…unexpected. Marking as resolved.

Also, it would be nice if we could select who would receive the new bug notifications, instead of just sending them to the Admin.

No luck there, either. Thanks anyway.

Yeah, I disabled all other plugins, and went back to the TwentyEleven theme, no joy there.

No worries, mate. Thanks again.

I have PHP 5.3 and 93MB of memory, so I would assume that’s not the issue. Ah well, I’ll either have to restructure that script or move to WP-Syntax. Lame. Thanks for the help.

I wonder if it could be a PHP issue. What version of PHP does your host use? What’s your PHP memory limit?