Closed Everlag closed 10 years ago
Thanks for the report. I think the windows error is of higher importance than the Adblock error, but hopefully we can fix both. I'll look through the Adblock blacklist and see if there's a better string we can use that is windows compatible.
On Saturday, March 22, 2014, Everlag notifications@github.com wrote:
The change found here c5c70a9https://github.com/robwierzbowski/jekyll-picture-tag/commit/c5c70a9to get around adblock also disables storing of images on a windows system due to the * which replaced the x.
I use virtualbox to build as I have to work in windows; The shared folder option allows me to write my site in windows and build it using ubuntu 12.04 so I can deploy it to a remote server. I started using this plugin and found that cp was returning a 'protocol error' due to the asterisk in the filename.
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The fix, as I changed it to, simply replaces the asterick with a "by"; tested with chrome's adblock plus I've had no issues.
That's what I was thinking too. If by works, can you please submit a pull request?
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Closed #35https://github.com/robwierzbowski/jekyll-picture-tag/issues/35 .
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Pull request submitted.
The change found here c5c70a9 to get around adblock also disables storing of images on a windows system due to the * which replaced the x.
I use virtualbox to build as I have to work in windows; The shared folder option allows me to write my site in windows and build it using ubuntu 12.04 so I can deploy it to a remote server. I started using this plugin and found that cp was returning a 'protocol error' due to the asterisk in the filename.