tinwatchman

So in short – you can sell people your plugin, but you can’t stop them from selling or giving it to someone else?

Thanks for the advice, peterebutler. That was driving me crazy.

Because of sanitizing database input, that’s why. Hey – does anyone know if there’s any kind of a plugin (or, better yet, an automatic update or setting) that will automatically encode those for him?

Sigh. admin_menu. Not admin-menu, admin_menu. It’s an underscore. Sorry for bothering you, everyone.

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Hey, themix –

I went through the same issues with trying to figure out how to make “pretty permalinks” on IIS. Never did manage to come up with a solution. To my memory, none of the recommended fixes that ClaytonJames kindly linked to above worked for me. That said, I’ve heard there’s some sort of ISAPI filter out there that says it can replicate the mod_rewrite functionality for IIS. It might be work a look.

Okay, I seem to have found a fix for this myself. Since the Register Plus author seems to have narrowed down the problem to including the “pluggable.php” file in several cases, I did the following:

• I made a copy of pluggable.php in wp-includes, called pluggable-ec.php.
• I then changed all references to pluggable.php in the Event Calendar files to pluggable-ec.php.

Thus far, the plugin seems to be working fine. If anyone has any particular recommendations or objections regarding the steps I have taken, please let me know.

Just wanted to thank MarQ_ZA for the fix again. All I need is the Password Meter up and running again – seems to work fine for that.

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For whatever it counts, I can also confirm that the Password Strength meter doesn’t seem to be working in 2.7. It also appears that the Custom CSS field isn’t working – or at least any CSS entered in said field doesn’t appear in the final Login page. It’s no big deal; just wanted to let you know.

Excuse me – is there any chance anyone could explain how the coding for Screen Options in the wp_usermeta works? (For instance – a:4:{i:0;s:17:”dashboard_primary”;i:1;s:19:”dashboard_secondary”;i:2;s:24:”dashboard_incoming_links”;i:3;s:17:”dashboard_plugins”;} translates to what?) I can’t seem to dig up any documentation on this. Thanks!

Really, it’s not that hard. Like one command on most Linux installations.

Ah, but unfortunately, we’re not talking about Linux here. We’re talking about IIS. That’s one among the issues it looks like I’m going to have to work out.

I know this may be of little help, but I always use the built-in spell checker in Firefox. Works great.

Point taken, but if the guy I’m making the site for sees a button, he’s going to want to use it. Otherwise, he isn’t going to want it there at all, which may be even more of a pain in the neck.

… Okay, so I’m going to presume at this point that there isn’t any easy way around this. Oh, well. I’d better start arranging access to the server… Thanks for your help, everyone. Appreciate it.