backslashtech

FYI, disabling PHP Speedy WP also fixed my problem with WPNG-Calendar. Sounds like the *real* problem is PHP Speedy WP!

May or may not be totally on topic, but I found this forum while trying to troubleshoot a problem with this plugin. It was working great until recently, and of course the client waited a while before reporting it, so I wasn’t sure what changed to cause the problems.

After the tried and true method of disabling plugins one by one and refreshing the page, I found that PHP Speedy WP had caused the player to be replaced with “Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip….” Disabling that plugin immediately caused Audio Player to begin working again.

Just thought I’d pass that along… This situation doesn’t affect me much, but it might be something that can be cured in an update. Thanks!

+1

I’m working with a local radio station to display school cancellations. My idea was to create an input form with all of the schools listed where an admin person could check the appropriate boxes if a certain school was delayed, canceled, etc. Then, a “Cancellations Page” would list the results.

In order for this to happen, I need the form results to be saved in a database table, unless I’m missing something. (If you know a better way to do this, I’m all ears!)

Thanks for a great, time-saving plugin, by the way!