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Thanks for the question.

The answer is no, this plugin is not helpful to display gaming popups on articles.

This plugin is intended for game developers and publishers who are marketing their video games. It helps them to create a press kit for each of their games.

Thanks and good luck with your site.

Wow, simply amazing how quickly you responded and provided an update that addressed my pain point. I’ve confirmed that it works as intended. Simply superb. I’ll write a review for the plugin now and upgrade your plugin as a way to say thanks the first time I get earnings from the ads.

Great work, I really appreciate the help. Thanks again!

Thanks Rafa?, I really appreciate the help and the plugin!

Same issue with Firefox on Windows 10. This is looking like a pretty universal issue in modern browsers. Sounds like an easy enough fix.

I think I’ve got this patched as of version 2.0.3 2.0.4. If you could update and verify I would totally appreciate it. Thanks again for the bug report! Do you have any feature requests?

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Thanks for the bug report! That is a frustrating issue, so I appreciate you taking the time to report it. I’ll do everything I can to resolve this for you.

Unfortunately, I tried to recreate this issue in multiple ways but cannot. Every mixed case image I upload and set as a logo or icon for a game appears correctly with uppercase and lower case letters. This happens whether I upload the image while creating the game, or if I upload the image separately and then choose it from the media gallery later.

I also combed through the code to look at the functions that handle the filename and uploads. Uploading or choosing images is done through WordPress itself with the Media Library. The actual input field doesn’t have any type of case changing/checking done to it, so the filename we use is the one WordPress natively provides to us using their functions. It should be exactly the name of the file you upload.

Now I believe 100% that this is an issue you’re experiencing, and I want to help. However, until I can recreate the issue, it is impossible to know if I solved it. In addition, all the code I wrote for this just taps into standard WordPress functions. I can say with near certainty (after doubling checking) that the functions I wrote do not mess with the case of the filename and so cannot be the root cause of this bug.

To that end, I feel like another plugin or your theme might be hooking/filtering the Media Library and potentially erroneously converting filenames to lowercase on your site.

To test this, simply use the Media Library from wp-admin > Media > Add New > and click the Upload button. Then select a mixed case image and upload it. Now click the Edit button and see if the issue is repeated. If it is, well you can cross my plugin off of the list. However, if the image works fine, maybe there is something I missed or some plugin conflicts causing the issue.

There’s a good chance the Media Library works fine. In that case, I’ve just released version 2.0.1. This new version adds a tab called Diagnostics to the main IndieDev Game Marketer admin page. Click on that tab, copy the diagnostic data in the textbox and email it to [email protected] – I will then install all the plugins you have and try to recreate your issue by using an almost identical setup to the one you’re running.

Sorry for the long reply and that I couldn’t replicate your issue. I am here to help though, so I totally appreciate your help in this matter. Thanks again!

Thanks for letting me know someone was still using this. I’ve tried to get it all up to speed with WordPress 5.1 and Gutenberg blocks. Probably need a few more updates to make everything smoother, but I tried to improve it all around with version 2.0. Thanks again, and let me know any feature requests for future versions.

P.S. I set my sites to autoupdate for security patches, including plugins, so no chance of staying on 6.4 bud.

I totally understand. WordPress installations can cache their update checks, so the update may not appear right away, but it is live. Spotted another potential issue, so I’ll be issuing 1.0.6 later tonight. Thanks again.

I think I’ve fixed your problem with the 1.0.5 update (available now.) However, I won’t be sure until you can confirm. If the problem still persists, I’ll be a lot quicker this time around with another shot at a solution. I apologize about the issue and the delay in fixing it. Hardware failure on the dev machines resulted in quite a bit of administrative work, and development down time, which isn’t an issue going forward. Thanks again!

Thank you! That should be enough info for me to recreate and solve the issue. I’ll update you with my progress.

I haven’t tried it on IIS yet, so I’m doing an install on IIS 8 to see if there’s an issue there. Are you using IIS, Apache, or a different web server solution?

So I am unable to recreate your issue on my test and live sites. Do you have any Javascript errors in the console? What PHP version are you using and what other plugins do you have installed? I know that’s a lot of questions, but I’d really like to fix this for you and I think with those answers I’d have a better shot of finding the issue. Thanks again!

I’ll look into this and get it resolved. Thank you!