Ismael Latorre

Same problem here. Happened only after last update. Very annoying. Renders this otherwise excellent plugin unusable…

This plugin doesn’t work with latest WP version (4.4.1).

Same error here, only started happening after WP 4.4.1.

It happens in different installs, with different themes, so it is related to the upgrade and how TMLI works with this newest version, regardless of theme.

Please help.

I definitely need the ability to sync different roles to different MailChimp lists, otherwise the plugin is not of my use… Any idea when this will be implemented? I wouldn’t mind to pay premium for this feature.

Obviously not, as they haven’t updated it for over a year (it has a vulnerability still unresolved, and some performance issues with 4.2.2).

It seems so, yes. Pity, as it is a great plugin. Maybe someone should take over.

Same problem with the CSS for the text in the info window: how do I change the style?

Since I made my comments to this plugin, two months have passed and a couple of updates have been released, addressing minor issues of no consequence, whilst the really crucial problems still remain: W3C errors due to duplicated IDs, no responsive interface, and, mainly, the possibility to moderate comments (currently, all comments are published immediately by default, overriding global comments settings). Also, the animation of the comment sidebar doesn’t work on Explorer (even in IE11 it pushes content to the side, but when you click anywhere else, or cancel, the main column of content remains displaced and cut-off, which doesn’t happen in the other browsers).

All these major problems are a serious impediment to use this for production purposes in a real commercial project. As I said before, I think lots of people, myself included, would be prepared to pay for a premium version of this plugin that solves these essential shortcommings.

Same problem here. It would be nice to get an answer…

If you would solve these issues, your plugin would become essential, and I am sure lots of people would pay gladly for a premium to use it. Good luck, and keep up the sterling work you are doing!

Also, another problem: it seems to load scripts and libraries in every single page (post, page, archives), whether comments are activated in them or not. A more fine-grained loading strategy would do wonders for speed…

I would be prepared to buy a premium license, as soon as these three major problems are solved: W3C errors due to duplicated IDs, a better responsive interface, and, mainly, the possibility to moderate comments.

Also, major problem: all comments are automatically published / approved, even though in the main wp comments settings I restrict publication of comments to them being approved by an admin. Your plugin overrules this.

Nope. It returns a weird sequence of characters:

1|1
J|J
R|R
1|1
1|1
J|J
j|j
h|h
2|2
J|J
|

Very odd.

Doesn’t work: it returns a blank.