Hi, I have been using version 0.78 with problem, that is until I updated PHP to 5.2.2. Now the first preview/post area always shows using the default settings and the Preview button in fact posts the comment. It seems that submitbuttons() is now processed before the options hash is available so $subpage_general_array = $this->get_option('filosofo_cp_subpage_general_array');
always acquires default values.
I rolled back to PHP 5.1.1 and it worked OK again, so it is definitely this alone that is causing the change in behavior.
I updated to Comments Preview 1.01, but discovered that you've removed most of the functionality ;-( so I'm keen to stick with 0.78 if possible. (The main feature I require is to enforce the 'preview' step, so if you could reinstate this option in v.1 then I would be prepared to upgrade.)
I'm happy someone liked all those features with the old version of the plugin; I think they scared away most people. I'll see what I can do about adding the enforced preview back in.
Unfortunately, PHP 5.2+ throws a number of problems for the older version of the plugin, and that's one of the reasons why I needed to overhaul it. They're the kind of problems that go to the heart of the preview process, which I've since completely changed, so there's no simple fix I can suggest.
Hi, I have been using version 0.78 with problem, that is until I updated PHP to 5.2.2. Now the first preview/post area always shows using the default settings and the Preview button in fact posts the comment. It seems that submitbuttons() is now processed before the options hash is available so $subpage_general_array = $this->get_option('filosofo_cp_subpage_general_array');
always acquires default values.
I rolled back to PHP 5.1.1 and it worked OK again, so it is definitely this alone that is causing the change in behavior.
I updated to Comments Preview 1.01, but discovered that you've removed most of the functionality ;-( so I'm keen to stick with 0.78 if possible. (The main feature I require is to enforce the 'preview' step, so if you could reinstate this option in v.1 then I would be prepared to upgrade.)
Thanks,
Edward Leigh
Hello Edward,
I'm happy someone liked all those features with the old version of the plugin; I think they scared away most people. I'll see what I can do about adding the enforced preview back in.
Unfortunately, PHP 5.2+ throws a number of problems for the older version of the plugin, and that's one of the reasons why I needed to overhaul it. They're the kind of problems that go to the heart of the preview process, which I've since completely changed, so there's no simple fix I can suggest.
Thanks! If I get time I might try and figure out a way myself, in which case I'll share it with you.
Best wishes,
Edward
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