Ajax Edit Comments 1.1.1.0 Release
After a successful release candidate, I’ve decided to release version 1.1.1.0 of Ajax Edit Comments. This release should fix a few long-standing bugs. Please download version 1.1.1.0 of Ajax Edit Comments.
A developmental version (v1.1.1.1) is released for anybody having charset issues. Please let me know if this works for UTF-8, and other WordPress charset configs.
The following issues were addressed in this release:
- Admin were able to edit, but non-admin couldn’t. This was caused by the timer offset in the WordPress admin panel.
- MySQL errors resulted in the comment unable to save. This was caused by blogs and MySQL database not in UTF-8.
- Some characters were being screwed up when saving to the WordPress database. This issue was caused by non-UTF-8 back-ends.
- The blog would be inoperable in Internet Explorer due to multiple session headings being called.
- Random loading comment failure on WP 2.2.2 installs.
The issues (with the exception of issue number 4) can occur on a case-by-case basis depending on blog configuration and character set.
Several users have had character encoding issues. Ideally all blogs and backends would be in UTF-8. With v1.1.1.0, hopefully all character issues have been resolved, but this may be a little unrealistic. I will try to help people out on a case-by-case basis for non-UTF-8 blogs, but having a character encoding different from UTF-8 seems to cause a lot of issues. If you do install this plugin on a non-UTF-8 blog, make sure to throughly test out the plugin on various characters.





Ronald Huereca says...
A developmental version (v1.1.1.1) is released for anybody having charset issues. Please let me know if this works for UTF-8, and other WordPress charset configs. It worked locally (and here) so hopefully everything is okay now.