connectisl

Thanks for the very quick update and help solving this.

I tracked the issue we were having down to the key I’d been given being quite old and using legacy whitelist. Creating a new domain token and using that instead resolved the problem.

Hi @im_niloy,

Thanks for your reply. To confirm – would you advise us to pick this up with Fancy Lightbox plugin developers to rectify this parsing error?

Many thanks
ConnectISL

Sorry @msykes, that was a reference to an internal list of plugins we pass on to clients that would impact their accessibility statements. My apologies – that’s not relevant to the plugin developers at all!

Many thanks in reviewing the fixes and we’ll let our clients know it’s in hand.

connectisl

Hi,

I’m sorry to say I don’t believe this has resolved issue 2. There are still elements with role=tablist must contain or own an element with role=tab.

Thanks

Connect

Getting this too.

There is a JavaScript error being reported for event-manager.js

Thanks, with an updated version this is resolved.

Thanks, with an updated version this is resolved.

Thank you very much for the reply, Justin!

Is 3.0.0 currently in production, or a planned future development?

Kind Regards,
Michael

Hi Harish,

This problem only happens when your plugin is active and it only affects uploads that are in /wp-content/uploads/dlm_uploads/ where the .htaccess file with “deny from all” is.

Files uploaded to the Media Manager rather than Download Monitor are in directories that aren’t affected by the .htaccess file so they don’t get a similar error.

Thanks

Mark

Hello,

I double checked WP-Property and there was a uncaught javascript error, I have fixed this and your plugin works great.

Thank you for getting back to me so quickly.

Hello Elena,

Thank you for replying.

I shall send all the details over to that email now.

Thank you.

I’ve tried Twenty Ten, Twenty Eleven, Twenty Twelve, Twenty Thirteen and Twenty Fourteen. I’m not seeing any map markers on the maps with any of those.

Hi,

Yes we’re using Version 3 of the Google API (and running WordPress 3.8.1).

Thanks

Mark

We are experiencing the same issue when tracking Downloads in Google Analytics.

On following the explicit instructions of ticking Track outbound clicks & downloads with an appropriate file from the default list of tracked file types, Events are not recorded in GA.

However, when the Track downloads as pageviews option is selected, a virtual page view is recorded in GA. However this is not a preferred resolution.

Thanks, looking forward to a response.