kagg-design/kagg-fast-post-generator

Make `mysqli.allow_local_infile` warning persistent

cadic opened this issue · 2 comments

cadic commented

When the plugin is activated for the first time, it will check for allow_local_infile setting is On.

On a page reload the warning is gone. This is causing couple problems:

  1. Low experienced site owner may be confused because they could not remember the setting name if they want to send it to server/hosting tech support.
  2. Someone might think they did perform the correct configuration and the warning isn't displayed any more because everything is ok (while it's still not ok)

Could we keep the warning visible until the mysqli.allow_local_infile is properly set up? It doesn't look redundant since the plugin could not operate normally before that at all.

cadic commented

It's still possible to refresh the warning by disabling/enabling the plugin again, but will be much better just to display the warning until fixed.

kagg-design commented

Thank you, Max!

Fixed in 4d0c935.

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