caps

You stated: “The text editor actually also has the table button, but the code above will remove that as well. I don’t see a solution to keep it there, while removing it from TinyMCE at this time. Sorry :-(“

I think I did not quite understand that. Why are you unable to create a custom WP-Table Reloaded button within TinyMCE? Your answer will help me to better understand why you can not have both, the TinyMCE packaged table and a custom WP-Table icon.

There is a field that looks like it functions as a honey spot (secret) named “verification.” Bots can not see that this field is hidden. If they enter any digits or alphas, the verification fails.

Is this because the table objects within the text editor and WP-Table Reloaded have the same name?

Yes, I second that about having access to the WP-Table Reloaded via the text editor using a button.

That worked out perfectly – thank you Tobias.

There is on other way to recover the old shortcodes.

Did vaakash mean “no other way . . . ” or another way . . ?” I would assume he meant no other way since he did not give the solution to recovering older shortcodes.

vaakash – how much would you need to work on a recovery script so that old shortcodes can be used for the new version?

Not a good sign and not receiving any replies spells, abandoned plugin.

Congratulations on a great needed plugin. A word of advice, I would suggest not using the wp-admin routine to log in as hackers see this as a doorway.

That function, to verify email address, would reduce spam bot’s entries.

Is this not a natural for a auto responder to a part of WP Customer Review?

Then you have also deleted the file permission assigned to the various system and core folders. Unfortunately the plugin is just too buggy for commercial use.

This is what helps to degrade the WordPress community. Developers that abandoned there work.

Please contact me so that this may be resolved. This piugin is a great contribution to WP.

Regards,

Caps

The redirect to home page is because of time restrictions set in away mode.

The “set away” mode is off. So I suspect perhaps on a delete, after deactivate, the data base is not being cleaned up. The plugin is probably using previous data. I will check if the plugin is actually leaving behind data after it has been deleted.

If I set away mode to daily, and set the start time to 10:-00 pm and the stop to 7:00 am. It will still lock you out. The notifications states:

“A host, 72.175.40.32, has been locked out of the WordPress site at yoursite.com until Sunday, June 24th, 2012 at 3:31:13 pm UTC due to too many login attempts. You may login to the site to manually release the lock if necessary.” Unfortunately, Better WP Security sees successful logins as login attempts. The result is that the admin or user will get kicked even though logins are successful.”

This is happening to me too, am getting locked out just when setting up the one click secure button. I have removed the Lock out option and it still locks me out.