moepstar

Is there any progress on this?

Well, nice try but didn’t help – only noticeable change is that now no images are shown until all of them have been loaded (opposed to at least showing one maximized and a few thumbnails, having to wait for the rest to be able to navigate)..

Does it make a difference if the pro-folder is from an old plugin-version before 2.0? (If it does i’ll somehow have to convince my client paying again for something he already paid).

Two more things:

– ever since 1.1.4 the /pro/ directory should’ve survived upgrades, never worked, not even this time

– You still have 1.3.5 as version on the configuration page

*fastensseatbelt*

That sounds good – i’m looking forward to it ??

Yes, i know – but he insists on having such large galleries (there’s one with around 200 pictures planned but has been scrapped as of now due to problems with the slideshow)..

Anyways, seems my membership has expired sometime back and so i can’t try the Beta.. However, i’m looking forward to the 1.4 update (any timeframe?)

Thanks & best regards

Ok, that seems to have worked – no more cookies are set and the ads are being displayed…

Setting this to resolved and hope it makes it into the next release!

No, the “search engine only” option is disabled but it sets the adinj cookie regardless.

I haven’t had the time yet to test the proposed fix yet but will report back.. Maybe it’s time to roll out a new release? ??

Thanks – i’ve figured it out myself in the meanwhile, marking this resolved for now ?? Hopefully the info is useful for others who might have the same problem ??

Thanks for taking this seriously ??

Do you have an idea which database tables/rows i’d need to look out for or even should delete?

Any news on this?

Actually, this is what i thought the Pitch status would enable me to do – so, yes, a +1 from me ??

No, seems to work again ??

Can you elaborate on why you believe that it’s the Flattr plugin that is setting this cookie?

Uhm, let me think about it – maybe because it does? ??

Just curl -i https://website.com and see which cookies get set with the plugin enabled and with it being disabled…

I suppose this does add rewrite rules to your .htaccess file.

Check the file for possible additions and remove them.

Updating your Permalinks *might* also solve this, although the first method should be preferred…

Thanks for that ??

So i’ll sometimes replace my hackish addition with your code and see how it goes.