alexd91

Confirmed fixed – excellent support.

Much appreciated.

Hi, thanks for getting back to me.

I have had a look and there doesn’t look to be any responsive-menu classes used in the theme.

It does seem that both menu’s are using the ul class=”sub-menu” however – I assumed this was fairly standard across most WordPress themes though, could this be what’s causing the clash?

I’ve dropped you a message via the contact form on your website with the URL of my site attached.

Many thanks,
Alex

Hi Jeff,

Impressive response time ?? I have been trying to get this working for that last hour by playing around with my time settings, deleting and reinstalling etc.

Within 1 minute of posting on here I have resolved it (or at least patched it for my install).

What I did.

1. Changed time format in Dashboard/Settings/General to G:i:s

2. Dived into Plugins/Editor, cracked open drafts-scheduler/draft-scheduler.php and found and replaced all the g:i:s with G:i:s

I’m not sure if this was the solution suggested in the original thread that I misinterpreted but this seems to work for me.

Hi codeinwp,

Could you tell me what plugin this is that restores correct functionality to the theme?

Cheers,
Alex

Thanks for the clarification Mika.

I think the problem for me arose for me when my bit.ly link was changed into a full URL (I understand this is perfectly acceptable and the reasoning behind it now).

The side effect however was that Google now indexes the page for keywords found inside (the now revealed) URL – the code tags of course do not effect this. I wasn’t concerned about the scrapers, just the actual keywords (in the URL) being on the visible content of the page. I also don’t mind forum members clicking on the link at all – it’s purely a case of appearing in Google search results when someone searches part of the brand name found in the URL.

Apologies. I was just looking to have the company name keywords (in the visible url) removed from the (visible) page so google would not index the page for these keywords. Am I understanding you correctly that google actually indexes the content of links? The a href=”keywords” and the page could be potentially found by searching these keywords?

Regardless, consider me moved forward.

Thanks for getting involved Mika. Is there no chance of replacing the URL in my initial post with bitly equivalent though?

https://www.jabbermarketing.com/download-nightlife-marketing-insights-pack/

I made a mistake and accidentally dropped in the full url originally which means the page is now indexed by google for the brand name – not something I want as it’s only meant to be available by a direct link we give out!

This problem turned out to be completely unrelated to this Plugin – apologies.

Feel free to close/delete this thread.

Thanks for tagging to moderate.

I have checked to see whether the pop-up works on a page where there was no other forms at all (I didn’t realise I had a form on every other page on my site).

Turns out you are 100% correct and that the pop up does not function without a form somewhere else on the page and with no way to manually enqueue the JS & CSS the pop up will not load. My workaround by using a hidden Formidable form in the page content is a sufficient work around for the time being I think.

My temporary work around is to insert a form and then set visibility:hidden via inline CSS.

If you take a look at the source of the page linked in my first post you’ll be able to see what I’ve done.

Hi, Thanks for getting back to me.

I dropped in a secondary form on the page and what’s interesting is that it actually fixes the bug and makes the pop-up function as usual! Any idea how we can get the pop-up working without having to have a secondary form in the page content?

Also how do we go about getting mod’s involved to remove the site url from the first post?

Also is there any way to edit my first post so my site url is removed?

Correct – the form works perfectly on every page but the one linked in my first post – the free Formidable plugin also works with the only downside being a full page refresh and pop-up close without AJAX submission enabled (Pro version only).

It looks like the JS error is a Formidable one though:
$(document).off(‘submit.formidable’,’.frm-show-form’);$(document).on(‘submit.formidable’,’.frm-show-form’,frmOnSubmit);

I think there must be some sort of conflict with the Simple Download Monitor plugin that is being used on that page. That is the only difference between that page and every other on my site.

Looks like the ‘frmOnSubmit’ is actually a Formidable forms error relating to the form in the pop-up that is not working.

Do you know why this is only happening on pages where there is a Simple Download Monitor download present?

`I am using formidable pro which supports AJAX submission – which works perfectly on every other page (as well as being fully responsive). I don’t think dropping it in as an iframe is a solution in this case. The problem just seems to be with that one particular page.