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Christopher posted the following on March 25, 2008 at 9:43 pm.

Hi Aaron,

Excellent, excellent work.

Quick question about the comment-form function call:

1. When I click ‘Add a Comment’ the form appears correctly and swaps out the text with ‘Cancel Reply’. Perfect
2. When I submit my post the text ‘Cancel Reply’ then returns to ‘Add a Comment’, which is good, but the form still remains.
3. When I click the text again, it swaps out ‘Add a comment’ with ‘Cancel Reply’, but the form disappears. It appears as though the functions have been mixed up.
4. Any thoughts on this? I’ve been pouring through your source for hours trying to find it on my own and I’m getting nowhere…

Any help/direction would be greatly apprecitated…

-Chris

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Kai posted the following on April 10, 2008 at 1:31 pm.

Hey Adam,
I really appreaciate your work – great effort.
Nonetheless, I cannot manage to get the plugin working: If a user clicks on the link continue reading, he / she will not be redirected (if he is using IE the link is being replaced by the word “undefined”) – is that a common problem?

Moreover, I have got problems if I activate the posts inline loading function with Mistylook-Theme 3.5 – everything works fine except from the homepage where the actual blog is located – the sidebar is pushed to the end of the page ==> the style of the page is corrupted.

I have the plugin deactivated, since I am using it in a productive environment.

Best regards,
Kai Nehen

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Aaron posted the following on April 10, 2008 at 7:17 pm.

I’m Aaron, but if you want to wait for Adam, you can.

It is a common result when another plugin is interfering with AWP.

The latter is just a CSS bug, but I would need to see the problems to diagnose either of them. For the former, you can try deactivating other plugins until AWP starts working.

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Alan posted the following on April 14, 2008 at 1:03 am.

Aaron,

There’s a big problem with Dashboard editor when upgrading Wordpress.

Process:

1. Installed on 2.3.3 with “Completely wipe dashboard?” selected YES, and HTML entered in New Dashboard Code.
2. Deactivated plugin. Upgrade to 2.5. Reactivate plugin.
3. Dashboard page contains ONLY the HTML entered in “New Dashboard Code”. No header and footer – therefore it’s not possible to navigate anywhere or edit the settings.

I could only recover things by editing the plugin file to explicitly set the complete_wip option to 0 at the beginning of the script, ie:

$dashboard = get_option(”dashboard”);
$dashboard['complete_wipe'] = 0;

Then resave the configuration and remove this line.

You should update the code to say something like “if wordpress is 2.5 then explicitly set complete_wipe=0″.

Otherwise it’s a great plugin. Would be nice if I could name the dashboard widget so that it doesn’t come up as “Dashboard Editor Widget 1″ in 2.5.

Thanks.

Alan

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Ryan Rowell posted the following on May 6, 2008 at 4:45 pm.

I am interested in having a button that will slide down with information located in another file. for example I would love to have a bio button under my navigation that will slide down to reveal bio.php loaded. is there a simple hack to use this from the current ajax libraries or is this something that could be built as a module for the next release? i am trying to figure out how to call the ajax in my template to do this and dont know where to start.
thanks again and all the best
Ryan

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Aaron posted the following on May 6, 2008 at 7:22 pm.
Ryan Rowell »

This isn’t really an AWP related feature, but this jQuery tutorial should point you into the right direction.
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David Pablos posted the following on October 17, 2008 at 6:25 am.

Hi Adam!
This is David from Spain.
First of all, thank you very much for your great job that I’ve personnally founded very useful.
However, I’ve founded a problem:
The url on the address bar is duplicated, the way it includes “#” between both URL’s. For instance, the main url normally is “http://www.mywordpressblog.com/”. However, when I start your contribution, the final URL is “http://www.mywordpressblog.com/#http://www.mywordpressblog.com/”

Would u tell me what’s going on? How would I solve it?
Cheers,
David

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Aaron posted the following on October 17, 2008 at 10:31 am.
David Pablos »

This is not an error, this is the way it is meant to work. It is the only way to provide real navigation when the entire website is ajaxed.

Please use the support forum for any future issues.
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Jesse posted the following on November 12, 2008 at 6:38 pm.

Hi –

I am using your Ajax plug in on this blog, but cannot seem to get the Captcha to show up with the comment form. I have it enabled and my API keys entered. Anything else that may be causing them not to show?

I did try disabling your plug in and installing the basic Captcha plugging, and it worked, so I know my keys are ok.

I would like to keep using your plug in if possible, but am getting so much spam that I need to get this working.

Thanks for your help,

Jesse
( Oops, I didnt click update me on reply, so please email jesseseaver(at)gmail(dot)com if you dont mind! Thanks!

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sdfsd posted the following on November 24, 2008 at 6:21 pm.

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sdfsd posted the following on November 24, 2008 at 6:22 pm.
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Chris posted the following on March 26, 2009 at 10:52 am.

Hi I want to use the dashboard editor but have version 2.7.1 of wordpress
Will it work? Would love to use this plugin.

Thanks for your time.

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Eve @ Gemini posted the following on July 29, 2009 at 9:16 am.

Hi,

I did schedule a future post, but it was not published automatically. What triggers automatic publishing?

After I tried to publish it manually the tags have not been added. I got the message “missed schedule”.

Does the plugin works for pages as well?

Thanks,

Eve

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Acadia posted the following on July 31, 2009 at 9:47 pm.

Hi there – your plugin works great – but with the new way wordpress is working, it is throwing the display off because we have so many things scheduled ahead of time.

Is there any way i can only show like, three months or so?

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Michael posted the following on November 29, 2009 at 12:12 pm.

Where can I download your Day Archive Calendar plugin?

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Darwin Penda posted the following on December 19, 2009 at 12:48 am.

I love your plug-in and your Scarlet “A”!!!

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Jill posted the following on December 24, 2009 at 12:38 am.

Hello,
I’ve attempted to install and activate ajaxed for wordpress a couple of times now but can’t seem to get it to work. The navigation just doesn’t seems to install correctly. I’m using my blog as a CMS with multiple page posts and when ajaxed is active a new line of the various available next page numbers is shown (above the existing old page numbers) and when clicked on it just keeps spinning and never opens the new page. But if I click on the lower pre-existing page numbers they still work. Is it a problem with my theme or have I set it up incorrectly? I’ve had to deactivate it again but would really like to get it working as I need a better navigation system for my multiple pages.
thanks
jill

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Alex Crockett posted the following on March 7, 2010 at 5:18 pm.

Hi,

Just wanted to say that I’ve installed AJAXed Wordpress and I think you’ve done some amazing work. It’s clear the care you’ve taken to build a really great plugin. Thank you for your hard work and dedication. It’s really nice to be able to blog with great functionality at your disposal and to be assured that there is great support from a great community.

I really wish I could make a donation, I really hope that one day i can and that people who can do.

Well don!!! Thank you, and i hope you get enough recognition to know that your work doesn’t go unnoticed!

PS – I heard that there are plugin awards. I hope that you get recognition through these as well.

Yours Faithfully,
Alex Crockett

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DP Cook posted the following on March 20, 2010 at 12:32 pm.

Hi Arron,

Your Dashboard Editor looks like an awesome WP App. Currently were building a Intranet site for our staff and are searching for a WP tool that will allow us to redirect WP Tools and Dashboard back into the Theme pages. We don’t want our secure users to access the WP-Admin screens and stay within the Theme for the Intranet. Manually it looks like a bit of coding to do to copy snippets of the tools calls into a WP Page under the theme.
Any recommendations or is there a reverse Dashboard Editor tool out there?

Thanks and best Regards,

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Rig posted the following on August 22, 2010 at 1:53 pm.

Hello!

I would like to get in touch with you. I have some ideas and I’d want to pay for further devrvelopment of AWP. Please contact me.

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