• Resolved eljailer

    (@eljailer)


    Hi!
    I have a few questions, I hope I can post them all here.
    I have a wordpress site that runs mostly participants database plugin. It’s mostly based on functionalities that your plugin offers.
    The site is off internet and runs locally (local intranet).
    After a while it’s time to update and upgrade (wordpress and your plugin).
    After upgrade (both wp and pdb) single edit link (custom template) is not working (pdb_single tabs custumized). I tried everything, copied your example template and followed instructions on xnau.com. Not working, I can not figure out what I’m doing wrong.

    Also, pdb-signup page is not working: after click on signup button nothing happens, just jumps back to top.
    All this is happening (mostly) on custumized templates that worked fine before upgrade and update.

    One more question: it’s about xnau.com account.
    I can’t dowload any of previously purchased add-ons (the download count states that I have 1 more remaining).

    Thank you in advance,

    best regards,
    Elvis

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  • Plugin Author xnau webdesign

    (@xnau)

    Email me about re-upping your downloads: [email protected]

    Make sure everything is up-to-date before testing. If you are using custom templates and it’s not working, try testing with the default template to make sure it’s the template and not something else.

    Thread Starter eljailer

    (@eljailer)

    Thank you for your response.
    I have thoroughly checked and ensured that everything is up-to-date, including WordPress core, plugins, and themes. Unfortunately, it appears that the issue lies within the custom pdb-tabs template itself (or PDB plugin?).

    Whenever I try to utilize the custom pdb-tabs template with the single edit link, an error is generated with the following message:

    Warning: Undefined property: stdClass::$fields in G:\wamp64\www...\wp-content\plugins\participants-database\classes\PDb_Template.php on line 622.

    For your reference, this is the code snippet responsible for the single edit link at the end of the custom pdb-tabs template:

    <?php   // create a template object so we can get the edit link URL  $record = new PDb_Template( $this );  // now output the link using the get_edit_link method  ?> 
    <button class="btn btn-default">
    <a id="edit" href="<?php echo $record->get_edit_link() ?>">Edit Record</a>
    </button>

    Thank you for your attention to this matter.

    Best regards,
    Elvis

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