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Having the same issue, where I type a product to add and nothing happens.

Dev console shows this error:

Uncaught TypeError: n is not a function

I’ll give you admin if you want otherwise I’m just going to try another CRM plugin on codecanyon.

The conflict is with a premium plugin called Uber Chat: https://codecanyon.net/item/uber-chat-ultimate-live-chat-with-windows-client/9963702

I asked them to please look into it but I have little faith, so I’m looking for a new CRM solution.

I also came to report a similar issue. One work around is to not use WP-CRM as the default profile manager so you can just create a new user via traditional means and then modify them in wp-crm.

We’re using the MyMail plugin from codecanyon to handle email newsletters and the other plugins are mission critical. The reason we’re trying WP-CRM is as a replacement to Salesforce which has been a complete waste of money with negative ROI. I had hoped to find an import people feature for WP-CRM but have not located on so far (to import contact lists) so we’ll probably again just import users via wordpress itself.

If you wanted to test on our site, I’d be willing to let you see. We really like the digital signing plugins too if I can convince our stakeholders of the viability of your product.

Thank you very much for sharing this tarundeology. I came here with the same question and always appreciate when someone posts a helpful response.

I also came to ask this question.

Having this question myself today. You have the best profile presentation ever in WP and I’d like users to pay for using parts of it. Realize it’s a lot of work perhaps but your profile plugin is “The” go-to solution.

It’s possible we’ll open that all up and then use PMPro to lock down content pages instead. Mainly just writing to tell you how much we like the plugin really ??

Happens for me too just now. I gave up.

I found Portfolio in the Dashboard pretty easy. It’s right under the Posts section (left hand side).

Thanks for the plugin, btw. 5 stars.

Old Wisdom: “Look with your eyes not your mouth”

Very interested over here! ??

I wouldn’t put it past anyone to try but tbh because of how prevalent wordpress is online its highly ordinary to see attempts to access your website once you enable the means to log the attempts.

If you installed wordpress I give it 1 week tops before your domain has been probed by ‘someone’. Once they start they never stop.

Honest reviews are only honest if you did your due diligence instead of asserting a conspiracy that doesn’t have any supporting facts.

Please show us where the plugin caused your site to be probed. Wireshark logs perhaps?

Well Mr. 15yrs web development I’ll see your experience and raise you a decade at MSFT.

Your inexperience with WP led you to believe that sometime around when you were playing with your website blackhats found your URL and started pinging it, so you correlated the plugin to the issue. It doesn’t take long between installing, registering a domain and it being probed.

I run 36 paying production WP sites all protected by the free version, all pass audits for the feds (as needed) and I have no problems, nor have we seen WF trying to scare you into premium. I have actual dedicated servers and not shared hosting or under-the-desk sandboxes.

Makes sense, their free service isn’t meeting your demanding expectations. Blame the person who does the free service for tens of thousands maybe hundreds of thousands.

Most people blame the plugin when their host or their wp skills are the problem.

Who’s your host? Sounds to me like your host is terrible. Everyone thinks they have good hosting and 99% of people running wordpress are using a bad host that throttles resources and might even be impacting your scan.

FYI: If you use godaddy or bluehost or any of these $3/mo. shared hosting plans you’re using a shared server and there’s no telling what kind of joy ride the other 200 accounts on it are having.