barellano

Thank you Andrew thank you for your response and your diligence on this matter. I checked my email today (including SPAM) but didn’t see any message from Alex. I will contact again via contact form incase I mistyped my email address. Thank you again for your support!

Hi Andrew, I did reachout via your website contact form. Not sure if you got the message. I spoke with WP Courseware support. The issue that is causing the sticky-menu is indeed when the wp_editor() function is called. The reason this is called on the front end is because WP Courseware units have a feature where students can take notes and the editor is required to enter the notes in the UI. Again, this function is native WordPress functionality.

Thank you Andrew. Yes, WP Courseware seems to be running this on the front end via wp_enqueue_scripts.

Yes the sticky-menu class is added to body class with plugin activated. However, if I comment out the line of code with wp_enqueue() in the plugin, the issue is resolved and the sticky-menu class is removed. The test function is the same scenario, it adds the sticky-menu class to body class. I’m 100% certain the issue is a conflict with this WordPress native function.

Hey Andrew, actually it appears to be directly related. If I disable WP Courseware and modify the functions.php file with the following, I can reproduce the issue.

add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'test_wp_enqueue' );
function test_wp_enqueue(){
	wp_enqueue_editor();
}

Hi Andrew, wp_enqueue_editor() is a native WordPress function which is what is causing the issue. When the function is commented out, the issue resolves. Any other help you can provide?

Hi Andrew, its a premium plugin called WP Courseware. I’d be glad to provide a copy. How can I get it to you?

Perfect! Thank you.

A couple of things to note as I’ve done additional testing. It seems this issue occurs after updating to 3.0.0 up to 3.1.0. Another thing to note is after the update, the only method of payment available is Credit Card. Prior to 3.0.0 there was a PayPal, Venmo, Debit or Credit Card button.

I’ve figured this out. Basically you just use the Service Type archive URL and append it with “?feed=rss2”. I validated the URL with iTunes Connect and it worked perfectly.

Thank you @kimannwall. That was helpful.

Hi @wpforchurch,
Any news on the update? I’m developing a site and would love to continue using this plugin, but I’m really looking forward to the updated version. Thank you and God Bless!

Thanks Josh! That’s exactly what I needed.

Thank you @wpforchurch. That would be really great. Our pastor wanted me to explore other options for hosting our sermons to get more exposure, but if I had this information, we would be able to make an informed decision. Thank you!

Thanks Matt!

Ok so I’m not sure what compelled me to do this, but I tried changing:

define( 'GIVE_USE_PHP_SESSIONS' , false);

to

define( 'GIVE_USE_PHP_SESSIONS' , true);

and it worked! I also disabled the WordPress Native PHP Sessions plugin, so that wasn’t a factor in the solution. Tested both in test mode and with a PayPal Standard transaction.

P.S. I hope you guys are coming to WordCamp Phoenix in October.

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