davelmer

Jack,

I updated the plugin and it works like a charm! Thank you for being so responsive.

Dave

Hi Jack,

That would be the US variant of English…my apologies from across the Pond. ??

Dave

I am having a similar issue. [post_date] displays in the format of Universal Time Code (yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss) and not the format I have in Settings > General. In my Admin panel, date format is set to: F j, Y and Time Format is set to: g:i a, such as January 26, 2018 and 3:00 PM.

I have installed the latest WP version 4.9.2 and of BNWP 1.6.9 and yes I am using [post_date] and not [post_date_gmt]

I am no stranger to PHP so if you could point me in the right direction, such as where the disconnect might be occurring, I would be happy to troubleshoot. Also, if you know of any filters or functions that could help, please let me know.

Thanks!

Your plugin is the best of the bunch, hands down.

@danieliser Thanks and I look forward to the updates! Please include more documentation with the new release, too….preferably a step-by-step on how to set up a “Hello World” popup. Might possibly cut down on many of your support tickets. ??

Per your request, I will submit a support ticket (although it will be in my boss’s name). BTW, I tried other test URLs which did in fact appear remotely. The issue is now one of not displaying the page inside the popup. It’s being cutoff almost entirely.

After continued experimenting, I have this partially working. I removed my iframe code altogether from popmake-12 (so that it now looks blank) and when I click the link, my anchor url loads inside the popup! ??

However, without the ability to set a height for the iframe, the popup, or the theme, the result is that about 98% of the external page content is cut off in the popup. Only approximately the top 25px of the popup is visible.

Also, on a more minor note, the loader appears as if it is sitting on top of the popup window and not inside it.

Added code backticks above….