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Try with version 1.6, I think this issue was a general support for wordpress 2.8 failure.

Hi Adamsen, any idea what version of php you are running on? Sorry for the long delay in response.

ireland79, I got it to work using this workaround that I posted on the popupper plugin website.

Yeah, I tried with the popupper 1.5 plugin and it didn’t work (the highlighted image disappeared), that means i need investigate some more…

I’ll look into that, I’ve never tried that out. It shouldn’t be too hard

Can folks let me know the server type and php version they are using, I have a feeling this is PHP on the server-side issue. Possibly a php4/php5 issue.

Sorry didn’t see these messages earlier… (thought www.remarpro.com was supposed send me emails when people posted on this thread). Looking into IE7. It works for me with Firefox 3.0.1 on my Mac.

I am developing on a mac, are you not able to use Popupper 1.3 on Vista? If so, what browser, wordpress version?

To close the loop…
here is a way to get to the correct post_id inside of save_post. Things like autosave and a normal click on save will bump the revision number of the post. Then save_post is called with that number. To go from the revision number back to the actual post_id, use the SQL query:

SELECT post_parent FROM ” . $wpdb->posts . ” WHERE ID = ” . $post_id;

function my_action__save_post($post_id, $post) {
  global $wpdb;
  /* autosave and other things appear to bump the post_id */
  $sql_get_real_post_id = "SELECT post_parent FROM " . $wpdb->posts . " WHERE ID = " . $post_id;
  $post_id_answer = $wpdb->get_results($sql_get_real_post_id);
  if ($post_id_answer[0]->post_parent != 0) {
    $post_id = $post_id_answer[0]->post_parent;
  }
  /* now $post_id is really correct */
  ...

I appears that the post_id that save_post is being invoked with is some sort of “revision” number that is related to the autosave. Any idea how i can go from a revision number to a post_id?

Just released version 1.2. I believe it addresses adamsmark’s mce bug that was causing the buttons to disappear. Also, for nrajesh, confirmed that it works up to WP 2.7-beta3.

I only tested up to 2.6.3, at some point I’ll try it on WP 2.7. Right now, there are some other bugs I need to shake out.

There is a new version of the popupper plugin, version 1.0.1.

Turned out that the plugin was output javascript blobs like:

NOT GOOD:
<script type=’text/javascript’>//<!–
…
//–!></script>

This works on Safari, Firefox, Camino, etc., it doesn’t work on IE6 and IE7. The correct comment block should look like the blob below. It removes the “//” and the “!” in end of the comment block.

GOOD:
<script type=”text/javascript”><!–
…
//–></script>

What browser are you trying it on? I built it on my Mac that uses Safari, maybe there is a javascript difference.

Another difference is that I don’t have tabs for “Description”, “Installation”, “Faq”, “Screenshots”, and “Stats” I have them all combined into a single bundle.