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Does the uploader widget still appear on every page?
Has been fixed with 3.2.04. The line now is
jQuery("#<?php echo $id ?> a.add-file:not(.file-input)")
which equals to what you have posted
jQuery(“#<?php echo $id ?> a.add-file”).not(“.file-input”)Should’ve been fixed with 3.2.03. Since WP SEO generates the post content 2 times (one for keyword indexing and the other for real output), the Jquery script was only printed during keyword indexing.
Anyone else is experiencing this: since this needs further investigation in the dashboard, please open a ticket if you have not done yet.
Will be fixed with the next update. You can edit /classes/EmbeddedForm.php, search for
function SecurityIssues($data)and remove the first line of the function:
current_user_can();That theme are you using?
Could you please post a screenshot?As said in the other topic, next update will fix this, switching to browser uploader helps.
The latest update fixes the issue with updating file properties.
Still uploading an update using the Drag&Drop uploader is broken. I will fix this with the next update.
Meanwhile you can switch to the normal Browser uploader (there is a link in the uploader box)Thanks Josh for posting the fix. This bug appeared on my testing system before and somehow it made its way to the release. Will deploy the fix tomorrow.
Hi Alex,
there is usually no impact on functionality. In most cases it is another Plugin that generates a warning because something is not initialized properly during the activation.You should disable all plugins and then first re-enable WP-Filebase. If the warning message stays please open a ticket.
Regards
FabianThis should have been fixed with latest update. If not, please open a ticke for this.
This should have been fixed with the latest update.
As discussed in ticket, this is only related to password protected PDF files.
Fix will be included next update.Hi,
Please create a new ticket for that.Regards
Fabian