Nathan Gross

Ok, I figured out my issue. Perhaps you are experiencing the same. When I click the “Add redirect” link, it, in fact, does work, however the form shows up at the bottom of the page after the table of 404s. You could go up to screen options and decrease the number of 404s shown at a time.

Or perhaps the plugin developer would consider altering the UI to show the redirect form inline with the 404 it’s referencing.

Good luck!

I’m having this same issue. When I click on the “Add redirect” link from the 404 list, nothing happens. I assume that clicking the link should bring up a pre-populated redirect form with the appropriate URL.

Kmattingly, have you figured out any solution to this yet? Perhaps it’s conflicting with another plugin?

That makes sense. I don’t believe we have any custom js on any of our contact form pages.

I did just notice this. Does this mean anything to you?

/* <![CDATA[ */
var _wpcf7 = {"loaderUrl":"http:\/\/elantech.net\/wp-content\/plugins\/contact-form-7\/images\/ajax-loader.gif","sending":"Sending ..."};
/* ]]> */

Here is a screen shot showing it in context: https://www.dropbox.com/s/6o9sy9ik35xfpgo/Screenshot%202014-05-14%2010.11.54.png

Hi, thanks for the reply.

We’re running CF7 3.8.1. We are not running Akismet. We have tried disabling all plugins. The ajax loader is still not loading on any of our contact forms.

https://elantech.net/contact-us/

Any ideas?

I’m working locally, so the form is submitted very fast. Is there any way to pause the script during the send to help troubleshoot?

The page/contact form in question is here:
https://stage.elantech.net/complimentary-apple-integration-analysis/

We’ll try disabling other plugins. We don’t currently have Akismet installed.

Thanks for all the help. We have it working as intended now.

The previous_post_link and next_post_link works as intended. We had a plugin that was conflicting with the order and we therefore thought the prev/next was not working correctly.

One thing I failed to mention was that we only want the next/previous post in the current category.

We have a custom post type of ‘Portfolio’ with three categories/taxonomies: Hotrod, Custom, and Misc.

Our single post page is and should only show one category of posts at a time. The prev/next should navigate between this category only – not the other categories.

Currently we are using:

echo previous_post_link('%link', 'Previous', $in_same_cat = true);
echo next_post_link('%link', 'Next', $in_same_cat = true);

You can see the site here:
https://ragle.bldg13.com/portfolio-projects/38-chevy/

Hi Srdjan,

Thanks for the response.

Which theme you’re using?

The theme is one we are custom building

Which template is calling navigation?

It’s a custom single post page (single-portfolio-projects.php)

Are there enough posts created to get navigation?

Yes, there are many posts.

Sorry for the delay. I got your email addy…just sent you one.

Awesome. Care to shoot me your email and maybe we can throw some ideas around?

Got it. Thanks for the response Andrew!

I’m pretty new to Git so this is an fairly unqualified answer but I believe it’s just:

git checkout 3.4.2

Tags are used for versioning rather than branches.

git tag

to see a list of all the tags

This helped: https://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-Basics-Tagging

as did this: https://davidwinter.me/articles/2012/04/09/install-and-manage-wordpress-with-git/