Hassan

Seems like a trivial issue, but I’m unable to determine its cause so far. All caches cleared. Meanwhile, I have downgraded to the previous version and everything is back to normal. Will try to update it again after some time and see.

*facepalm*
This is embarrassing ??

Thanks a lot!

I have the latest version and I cannot figure out why this is happening. My site at talent.sd

Hey Martin, you can reach me at hassoon underscore 44 at hotmail dot com. ??

Thanks for the update, P?r ??

Why review your own plugin?

There are many available solutions out there. Try CodeMirror?

Great! Waiting for the update!

I really don’t want to make this “review” thread any longer (I hope it gets closed), but BOY isn’t that Keyword Swarm thingy a terrible joke or what? I feel bad for all those who might fall for the hoax and pay for a free product.

Keep up your great work, camu!

Actually, I have just checked your plugin’s code and it looks like it is not translation-ready at all. That is, static texts are not wrapped in gettext calls.

For example, there is no way for me to translate this plugin if I wanted to. You should wrap your strings with the _e to make them translatable. So, instead of: <img title="Facebook" /> it should be: <img title="<?php esc_attr_e('Facebook', 'plugin-domain'); ?>" />

Hardcoding the URL to the uploads directory is a bad coding practice to begin with. I can manually modify the plugin’s code to fix this, but I’d rather let the dev do it so that it benefits everybody and not be afraid to possibly lose my modifications following a plugin update.

It is very likely a bug with MailPoet. This started to happen for me as well after the 2.6 update.

lol, I was about to suggest the exact same one ??
Go for it.

Alin, thanks for your reply.

Yep, there is indeed an onChange event on the dropdown, for some reason though, it wasn’t working when I first tested it. Probably due to the page not been loaded in full. All good now, sorry for my impatience.

As for the top-level menu, I see your point now and it makes sense. Maybe you might as well use a dashicons icon for the menu instead of the current image so that it matches the WordPress design ??

For Adblock, I re-checked my filter lists (using Firefox) and there appeared to be a list called EasyPrivacy that was blocking all things Google Analytics. I just disabled that specific list, and that seems like a better solution than disabling Adblock altogether.

Again, thank you for your time!

…another thing. The new dropdown menus at the top of the chart which display the “Last 30 days” and “Page Views” for example among other options, when I change or select something else from one of these menus, how is the change supposed to reflect on the graph? Because nothing happens and there is no “submit” button anywhere to apply the changes.