sakshale

Forget the popup for now. I’ve been looking at sites that were linked in these comments and see that the ones I looked at have the text of the petition embedded in the page, which looks clean to me. However, I didn’t see anything to explain to these old eyes “How they were doing it!”

Sigh — That was not what I asked about.

https://www.example.com — is reporting bad files that “belong” to sub1.equoria.com

sub1.equoria.com doesn’t find anything wrong with those files.

I have not deleted anything, given that nothing appears to be broken, except your weekly report.

I will open an internal, non-Wordpress ticket.

Any followup on this?

I am seeing:

Warning: count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in …/wp-content/plugins/font/Font.php on line 696

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at …/wp-content/plugins/font/Font.php:696) in …/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6029

It doesn’t seem to be hurting anything.

@paulwp Thank you — the width of the text was also an issue on my site. Your suggestion fixed it.

That makes perfectly good sense to me. I tried searching prior to posting my question, and came up empty. Hopefully, your statement will help others in the future.

I believe the FAQ is quite clear.

Is it free or paid?
The plugin is free. But the plugin uses CleanTalk cloud service to filter spam bots. You have to register an account and then you will receive a free trial to test anti-spam for comments, registrations, bookings, contacts or orders. When the trial (on CleanTalk account) is finished, you can renew the subscription for 1 year or deactivate anti-spam plugin.

I have used it for a couple of years now on WordPress and Mediawiki sites. It works exactly as advertised and is definitely worth the annual fee.

Unfortunately, I was running version 1.4.5. It appears that WS 4.6 broke the fix.

You caught it; “Email Encoder Bundle” was the culprit. Deactivating it cured the problem. The sad thing is that I had deactivated it on my other sites, but somehow missed it on this one.

Thanks for bringing me back to it.

No scripts that I know about, unless they are in a plugin. Everything was working up until the update to 4.6. That is what is confusing.\

What tag are you referring to?

> I think the chat only runs in your wp admin. public facing users wont see that.

Your use of the word “I think” points to my request for clear documentation. I will run some tests to see if that is consistently the case. I suspect that I will not “plug the plug” if that is the case.

1. It would be nice if you warned people about it.
2. I don’t want my visitors impacted by it, so I will most likely be deleting your plugin.
3. However, I will wait a bit, to allow you time to fully document on your web site its existence, purpose and impact on site visitors, before I pull the plug.
4. I would also recommend adding an option to disable it during the 99% of the time when support is not needed, with a simple “click to enable” for the times you may want help.

> would you mind marking the topic as resolved

Definitely. Your help is very much appreciated.

Thank you very much! Somehow I simply did not see that section of the input for a post or page.

It turns out that a partner on this project is making a Google Earth based KLM file, with custom icons for each location. I will simply add URL link to each icon and that should solve the problem.

I found it interesting that old fashion image maps don’t appear to be usable as the hot zones move around when you resize the page. It appears to me to be related to the new “responsive” coding in the browsers.

Understood. I’ll try to look into it tomorrow.