chrisegg

Can you provide a specific example or screenshot of the problem?

This sounds like it could be an issue with caching, are you using any caching plugins or does your hosting provider have a CDN option built in?

Are you able to provide a link to the page with the issue?

Have you checked for a plugin conflict?

Are your plugins/theme/WP up to date?

Are you using a plugin for the quizzes?

What process did you take to migrate the site? Export/Import?

Any chance you can provide a screenshot of the issue you’re having?

So you are able to get to the login screen, enter your credentials and click login?

But when the page loads you are getting the error?

Is this a new installation?
Did you change permalinks?
Have you recently added a new plugin?

I would suggest you check for a plugin conflict.

Are your plugins/themes/WP all up to date?

You can use the site health check plugin to make it easy to disable plugins and test your site.

Great to hear. Sounds like they may have had an issue they resolved.

This is likely caused by the archive page automatically pulling the first few lines of content to provide a short description.

It is pulling the video short code as part of the description since the video is posted before your content in some cases.

A simple fix would be to use the excerpt field and the archive page will use whatever content you place in there for the description.

Have you contacted your hosting provider yet? Usually issues with phpmyadmin would not be related to WordPress.

@alecfritz do you try to login in by going to /wp-admin or /wp-login.php

Sometimes this is a redirect issue. The non www. redirecting to www. when the page redirects to the wp-login.php from wp-admin

When you try to login do you see any errors? Does the page just refresh?

Awesome, thanks for getting back to me!

Did you check the widgets?

Dashboard => Appearance => Widgets

You would probably see widget areas called “slider” and “home image”.

Additionally, some themes have their own editor section where you add content for specific theme sections. This is normally in its own section in the dashboard sidebar.

What happens when you try to login?

If you’re adding the content to those areas manually, then the button or link will not populate automatically (like in the other sections). You’ll also need to add the button or link manually.

From the code it looks like you can do this two ways.

1. Just a Text Link
<a href="https://your-link.com">Read More</a>

2. Using the button like in the other sections
<a href="https://your-link.com" class="readmore">Read More</a>

In either case, just copy the above code and add it to each of those areas, but be sure to replace https://your-link.com, with the actual link.

I discovered something while trying to troubleshoot this plugin yesterday. (Read the whole comment, plugin is still not working properly, but I think I figured out half of the issue!)

When I get the, “Invalid API Key, username, and/or password. Please try another combination”, it is when I am using my GravityForms Developer License code for a site that is using a different CC login credentials.

If I use my CC login credentials, no matter what site, there is no error, and I can connect to CC on any site. I am guessing the plugin registers the GravityForms license with the CC API..?

Meaning: It would appear that you have to have a unique GravityForms license code for each install that you are trying to use with this plugin.

However, even when I have a successful connection (integration), data is still not being transfered from my website to CC.