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  • Thread Starter Bonnie

    (@bdparsons)

    Thanks to the help of the Time.ly support team — we are back up and running with our Calendar and Front End Submissions all working.

    Thread Starter Bonnie

    (@bdparsons)

    The Javascript being unable to execute fully was being caused by the Internal 500 errors … which in turn were caused by the hosting system throwing the 500 errors because our system somehow was partially hacked and the index.php was set to 666.

    Thread Starter Bonnie

    (@bdparsons)

    There is nothing in error_log

    The only things that shows up when we are trying to look at the settings on the Dashboard (also blank) is:
    Internal Network Error …
    ?ai1ec_render_js=admin_settings.js&is_backend=true&ver=2.2.0″

    When trying to use the Front End submission — the Internal Network Error again 500 …
    ?ai1ec_render_js=calendar.js&is_backend=false&is_calendar_page=true&ver=2.2.0″

    Thread Starter Bonnie

    (@bdparsons)

    Basically to add to this … anything with a button — doesn’t work.

    Bonnie

    (@bdparsons)

    Now that is one heck of a slider! Thanks for sharing that!
    Awesome. Do you have an affiliate link for that one? You can get a piece of the pie when I buy! ??
    All this is going to make my development so much easier — after the minor set back of having to figure it all out.
    Well it’s time for tea so maybe Brunswick will be back later. Thanks again for all your pointers and help.

    Bonnie

    (@bdparsons)

    Just downloaded and added my first fields using some conditional logic as well to add some info to a product page in WooCommerce (now I just have to figure out how to get it to show up in the page template!). Yay me! I can see this plug-in is going to be my friend!

    Love the peel off the page effect on the slider for the WestWaters site. How’d you do that? CSS3 again?

    PS .. nothing showing up for the Brunswick site — site resolves, but nothing loads. Web inspectors just shows <head></head><body></body>

    Bonnie

    (@bdparsons)

    After seeing what you’ve done with all of this — making it look so easy. ?? Part of the problem with Canvas is that you can do anything — and the wonderful thing about Canvas is that you can do anything! ??
    ACF you are referring to is the one by Elliot…
    Now I have my work cut out for me … going direct with FlexSlider instead of paying for the plug-in, ACF and Transitions. All great stuff.
    Thank you for sharing your secrets!

    Any other examples of Canvas websites out there that you’ve done?

    Bonnie

    (@bdparsons)

    Thanks Renegadesk!

    Wow, Codrops — what a resource. Will need to spend a ton of time there.
    Guess I need to start playing with transitions.

    Did you use Flexslider directly or buy the WooSlider Plugin to make it work?
    I have a feeling that Flexslider is more powerful then the Plugin lets one be.

    Cool with the Advanced custom fields — I haven’t delved into that yet.
    Not sure how that would all work.

    Yes, the current Canvas has the full-width slider built into the business template.

    Another question … did you use the woo-widget-page areas to get all the different areas on your home page?

    — For others … you really have to check out this example of Canvas. Really nice job.

    Great question. Thanks everyone for the great answers. I really liked Renegadesk example of the Peterson Group Accountants … and would dearly love to know exactly how some of the features were done.

    Especially the gridded boxes with the overlays (as well as the header slider)?

    Care to share?

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