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WordPress Compatibility: FAQs

November 6, 2011 under Development

Is OIO compatible with a standard WordPress installation? Yes, the script is fully compatible with any self-hosted version of WordPress, up to the most recentĀ  release (v3.3). Is OIO compatible with blogs hosted at WordPress.com? No, WordPress.com does not allow the use of 3rd party plugins on its hosted blogs. Is OIO compatible with WordPress [...]

v2.51 – W3TC compatibility

August 29, 2011 under Development, Wordpress Conflicts

A compatibility issue has been discovered between OIO and a recent version of the W3 Total Cache WordPress plugin, which could cause various OIO features to stop working correctly. 1.) If you’re not using v2.5, upgrade to the latest version. 2.) If you’ve already upgraded to v2.5, you just need to re-upload one file from [...]

OIO v2.5 released

June 30, 2011 under Development

v2.5 has just been made available in the download area. It sports one new feature from the previous beta; the ability to let advertisers edit their ad once they have purchased. The ad stats page, from where editing can be accessed, has also been upgraded to allow an advertiser to switch between ads (if they [...]

v2.5 Beta – cpc, cpm, weighted rotation

February 13, 2011 under Beta, Development

OIO v2.5 (beta 1) is now available for download. What new features does v2.5 contain? 1.) Charging models – cost per day, cost per click, cost per impression v2.5 gives you the ability to charge customers per click or per impression, in addition to the standard time-based charge (cost per day). All charging options will [...]

WordPress 3.0.2 (activation issue)

December 1, 2010 under Development, Wordpress Conflicts

A change in the latest version of WordPress (probably related to one of their security fixes) has caused OIO to break when being activated. You will most likely see the error message “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page”. This issue is likely to affect all versions of OIO. Here’s what to [...]