Jakob Lenfers

Well, Debian based systems usually have their apache logs in /var/log/apache/. The php stuffs winds up in an error.log

I tried to check it out and as far as I can tell, the javascript sends the request to increment the counter (which works), but it sends no reply. Can you find any errors in your webservers log? Some php errors for example?

Just out of curiosity, is it working if you disable the use of cookies?

At the moment it isn’t. I’ll put it on my todo list, but don’t hold your breath, I don’t have time for new features atm. ??

The class is reaction_buttons_tagline. Put something like the follwing in your styles css:

div.reaction_buttons_tagline{
color: #ff0000;
font-size:
}

Which line is line 53 in your snippet?

I just checked my site in IE8 and voting works without error. Can you please try on the reaction buttons homepage, if it works there? https://blog.jl42.de/reaction-buttons/

And is your homepage still online somewhere? So that I could try to reproduce the error.

Sorry, took some time, but I’ve included it into 0.9.8.

I just retried two of my blogs with IE8 and Chrome (4.1.249.1025 beta (40600)), and both worked. I tried with cookies as well as without.

I guess you haven’t deactivated javascript or something like that?

Sorry, that was because I let mysql do the sorting and I didn’t notice it was a text field. ?? Works now in 0.9.4.1

It should be upgradeable, at least it is on my installations. Settings are saved in the options-table, which you already found. The data is saved in the postmeta table, with a prefix of _reaction_buttons.

But the easiest way to get rid of the gathered data is the following: Change the button names to one you haven’t used before, save and hit the “Remove unused data” button at the bottom of the settings page. Then all button related data will be deleted. Now you could restore the old button names. But to be clear: This will delete all the user generated button clicks!

It’s on my todo list now, thanks for the suggestion.

Check out the widget in 0.9.4, put it online just now. (Well actually yesterday, but forgot to change a version number. :))

Hope you like it, I think it will be hard to make it look good in all themes, but everyone can adapt the css…

That didn’t solve the problem really, now your CSS is messed up a bit (the boxes around the numbers aren’t supposed to be there). For your specific case I would suggest the CSS I posted above, that should take care of things.

Again, I’m sorry that I cannot seem to find the problem and thanks for reporting it.

I installed all of your plugins (at the end even simultaneously) without reproducing this effect. (Well, comicpress I only installed and activated, didn’t really use it since it seems quite complex…)

I couldn’t find out what theme you are using. Is it custom or can I download it somewhere? Thats the last idea I’ve got, I just don’t see how my code could create this paragraph tag on its own.

The CSS is in your header, but somehow there was a paragraph (<p>) inserted inside the button <div> (and not closed btw), that messes with the CSS.

If you want a quick solution, deactivate the CSS from Reaction Buttons in the configuration and add the following CSS to your own stylesheet. It includes the special paragraph.

div.reaction_buttons{
    margin-top: 20px;
    font-size: 0.8em;
    text-align: left;
}

div.reaction_buttons > p > span {
    line-height: 3.2em;
    padding: 5px;
    margin: 0 3px;
    margin-bottom: 25px;
    border: 1px dotted #000;
}

div.reaction_buttons > p > span:hover {
    background-color: #0F6;
}

But do you have any idea, what addon could cause that? Or do you mind telling me which addons you are running?

All right, updated. Again: Widget next time I’ve got spare time ??

Finally found time: Implemented cookies now, it’s in the svn. I’ll test a bit more and release tomorrow. ?? Next up: The widget.