mooredan

The change in version 1.6.4 did not fix the numbering issue that I see. The problem seems to be when back-to-back footnotes are used. The search pointer is getting set ahead of the next tag that identifies the footnote.

This change fixed it for me:

--- task.php.orig	2016-08-28 12:24:35.774870108 -0700
+++ task.php	2016-08-28 13:22:34.731493173 -0700
@@ -408,9 +408,13 @@
 				// increase footnote index
 				$l_int_FootnoteIndex++;
 			}
-			// add offset to the new starting position
-			$l_int_PosStart += $l_int_Length + strlen($l_str_EndingTag);
-			$l_int_PosStart = $l_int_Length + strlen($l_str_FootnoteReplaceText);
+
+		    if (strlen($l_str_FootnoteReplaceText) > $l_int_Length) {
+				$l_int_PosStart += strlen($l_str_FootnoteReplaceText);
+		    } else {
+				$l_int_PosStart += strlen($l_int_Length) + strlen($l_str_EndingTag);
+			}
+
 		} while (true);

 		// return content

Any updates, including specifics? I too use aplus.net as my hosting provider.

If this is an issue for the admins at aplus to solve, then it would be helpful to tell them specifically what needs to be done.

Thanks.

Dan

Hello, I checked both the global php.ini and the one in my home directory (and put a copy of it in wp-admin too) and there isn’t a disable_functions entry.

I did uncomment a “extensions=sockets.so” line, but that didn’t work either.

…anything else to try? Thanks.

Dan

I have the exact same issue a hrabieh, but have been able to find a solution to this yet. Is there a solution? Thanks.