abbimedia

Hi, I don’t believe its a cache issue. The page is excluded from the site cache and changes immediately upon editing the script.js file. I also cleared the plugin’s cache. When I change ‘local’ to any timezone , the calendar on the page immediately displays the time in UTC. When I change it back to ‘local’ it shows the local time as expected. I’ve tried different time zones, with and without capitalization, with single and double quotes, adding brackets and parentheses, all with the same result. Not sure what else to try. Unrelated… your AutoSocial plugin is very cool. we’re recommending it to a couple of our other clients.

        locale: wordpressLocale.substr(0,2),
        //timezone: 'local',
        timezone: 'America/Chicago',
        timeFormat: calendarDateFormat,

Hey, thanks for the quick reply. I imagine we’ll be upgrading to the pro version as the client has indicated they want to show recorded webinars on the page once they have some. I tried changing the time zone in script.js as you suggested but no matter what I put there it seemed to display the time in GMT. I tried several variations of ‘America/Chicago’ all with the same results. I’ll take another run at it.

The plugin author is usually pretty quick to respond, but have you switched on debug mode in the plugin settings? Doing so will give more details on any errors.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by abbimedia.

The Debug option worked perfectly and displayed the error message from Petfinder’s API.
Exactly what we needed to solve the mystery. In our case, exceeding the rate limit. Thank you to Bridget for the quick and thoughtful response.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by abbimedia.

Any thoughts on this?

As I said, I inherited this website from another developer. When I first noticed Google Analytics was firing twice, it was being loaded by a plugin “GA Google Analytics”. I assumed it was also being loaded somewhere else in the site, so I disabled this plug in, after which no Google Analytics code was being loaded. Next I added Google analytics manually by adding it to the child-theme functions.php file. Again, it was loading twice, even though it’s only installed once. Using “View Source” I could see the Google Analytics code in the HEAD where it should be, plus it was loading again at the bottom of the page, apparently being loaded by line 266 of ocean-extra.php. If I comment out this line, things work normally. I could not find where this could be controlled thru the dashboard.

Here is a screen shot: https://bastrophomesource.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/oceans-extra-issue-scaled.jpg

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by abbimedia.

We have the same issue and circumstances. When a field is left blank, such as addess2, or the zip code when an international address is entered, these fields are getting stuffed with the entire address in Salesforce.