Steve Puddick

Hi,

Thanks for checking out WP Notes Widget. I will take a look at this and see what the issue may be.

As for not having the sticky note stretch the full width of the page: You may want to check out https://webrockstar.net/downloads/wp-notes-widget-pro/ which has a lot more flexibility with note size and embedded notes within posts and pages.

Hi Thanks for the notification about the issue. Would you be able to provide a screenshot of the problematic buttons so I have a better idea of what you are seeing? That will help troubleshoot the issue. You can send the screenshot to [email protected].

Hi everyone,

This is fixed in the current release, 1.0.0.

Hi again,

This should be fixed in the current release, 1.0.0.

fixed in 1.1.0.

Hi again,

After second thought, I have decided using the wp_kses_post filter is overkill for filtering the type of HTML in this plugin. If someone is using this plugin, they most likely will be using advanced HTML. I have decided to remove this filter in the next release.

Thanks for the suggestion. I do plan to add functionality like that in the future. I think it will be very useful as well. I can’t give a specific time line though.

I looked into this problem and it is due to slight differences between PHP 7.x and 5.x. This bug is only present in PHP 7.x. Luckily the problem is quite simple to fix and will be included in the next release.

Hi again,

I seem to be having problems with that email at the moment. Can you send it again to [email protected]?

Hi,

Currently this functionality is not present. This sounds like a good idea and will be considered for future releases. Thanks!

Hi again Daniel,

I think you may run into problems trying to take that approach. A new version of WP Notes Widget should be ready in a few weeks with these features. You will be able to do this in an easy and effortless way ??

Hi Daniel and Ellen. Would you be able to send a screenshot of what you are seeing when you try to create a new note, to [email protected]? This will give me a better idea of what is going on. Providing the following can also help me pinpoint what the problem may be:

1) Do you still experience this problem after deactivating all other plugins?
2) What type of user are logged in as? Do you experience this problem when logged in as an admin?
3) Do you know what version of PHP your web hosting is using?

I took a look and I can see what the problem is. The HTML is being sanitized with WordPress’s wp_kses_post function to only save allowable tags and attributes. “input”, “itemprop”, etc are not allowed with wp_kses_post and they are filtered out. I am going to leave the sanitization in place as a security precaution. However, it seems like you are an advanced coder if this is the type of HTML you are writing. If for your own use you would like to bypass this sanitization it just requires an adjustment to 1 line of code:

On line 50 in
admin-code-editor/admin/class-admin-code-editor-editor-html-php.php

change
$this->pre_code = (empty($_POST['wp-ace-html-php-pre-code'])) ? ' ' : wp_kses_post($_POST['wp-ace-html-php-pre-code']);

to

$this->pre_code = $_POST['wp-ace-html-php-pre-code’];

Hope this helps ??

Thanks for the message. I’ll probably have time to look at this within the next week.

Thanks for the message. I don’t recall creating a page https://webrockstar.net/feedback-comments. Did someone send you that link or did you find it somewhere?

Right now there is no space for internal notes. But thanks for the idea, I may be able to introduce it in a future version.