7 comments Version 2.0.3 of ProofBuddy is available and ready for download. It is suggested that all users of version 2.0 upgrade to this release as it does address a security issue.
Issues Addressed
- 702 - Administration pages having problems with IE7. Any of the screens that used the YUI Panel to display information (edit album, edit order, add images to cart) were not displaying the panel correctly due to a JavaScript / CSS issue with IE7 combined with a bug on our part.
- 697 - Error on the next image link if there's only one image in an album
- 696 - servpic.php was not checking to make sure the user was logged in, even when the check user before serving image option was selected.
- 703 - Disabled pricing still showing
Ryan, is there specific instructions just for upgrading or do we need to do a full install? I had trouble with the original install and worry about being down for a couple days with a new full install.
It should just be a matter of uploading on top of what you already have. There weren't any database changes or anything like that between 2.0.2 and 2.0.3. Just a handful of files changed.
hi,
ETA: i posted this same message but id rather get a copy of this version instead... where can i find the latest version of proofbuddy?
i get error about issuing paypal payment. it's said theres something wrong with the sender's email address so it asked me to return to the merchant
you posted here that
684 - Paypal return to merchant link displaying error, not marking order as paid, and not recording the payment
this error is similar to the error i get? where can i download this version? i couldnt find it anywhere in your website.
please reply asap Thanks
Sounds like you might not have put an email address under the PayPal settings. PayPal needs that address to know what account gets the money.
hi again ryan,
today i got an email from my webhost and asked me to delete these files since they contain viruses?
these are the files. proofbuddy folder is the latest version while the other is 2.1.0.2
please advice thanks
{HEX}gzbase64.inject.unclassed.14 :
/home/edzalic/public_html/wp-content/proofbuddy/admin/ajax/ajax-regkey.php
{HEX}gzbase64.inject.unclassed.14 :
/home/edzalic/public_html/wp-content/proofbuddy/user/functions.inc.php
{HEX}gzbase64.inject.unclassed.14 :
/home/edzalic/public_html/wp-content/themes/edsalicaway/proofbuddy/admin/ajax/ajax-regkey.php
{HEX}gzbase64.inject.unclassed.14 :
/home/edzalic/public_html/wp-content/themes/edsalicaway/admin/ajax/ajax-regkey.php
{HEX}gzbase64.inject.unclassed.14 :
/home/edzalic/public_html/wp-content/themes/edsalicaway/user/functions.inc.php
{HEX}gzbase64.inject.unclassed.14 :
/home/edzalic/public_html/wp-content/plugins/proofbuddy-2.1.0.2/admin/ajax/ajax-regkey.php
{HEX}gzbase64.inject.unclassed.14 :
/home/edzalic/public_html/wp-content/plugins/proofbuddy-2.1.0.2/user/functions.inc.php
They're not viruses. Those two files, plus one more if you upgrade to Pro, will have code that may look virus-like to some scanners. But it isn't.
Confused why you have ProofBuddy installed into 3 different folders though.
Also, there's a contact us link on the right. That's generally a better spot for support than using contact forms on an unrelated blog post.
thanks ryan,
and sorry about posting on the unrelated post. i was in a hurry to post this coz it alarmed me.... thanks for your reply. will defo use the contact us link from now on
thanks