Dave

Installing on a second site, and creating a whole new profile, it only recognises the same folder on google drive again and again, rather than a new one created for the new site.

Seems the developer tried fixing it using the wrapper:

if( !class_exists( 'ACF_Walker_Taxonomy_Field_Checklist' ) ) :
....
endif;

But this still causes an error sometimes. But when I changed to the following, error doesn’t occur:

if( !class_exists( 'acf_walker_taxonomy_field_checklist' ) ) {
...
}

Anyone? Same problem…

Ahh, now it makes a little more sense. Though I would say that hopefully most WP developers are not creating sites that look just like a blog. I haven’t done one of those for 5 years, and I certainly hold to my view that nowadays there’s really no such thing as a WordPress “look”. Maybe years ago, but not now.

I don’t agree.

And if you thought my comment was irrelevant please ignore it, I was simply curious what was meant by the comment I referred to. Besides that, I wasn’t even directing the question to you.

That’s like saying a blank piece of paper “has a look”. Yes it does, until you actually create something.

I’m a bit confused with the “It doesn’t even look like wordpress” comment above. WordPress sites don’t “look like” anything, they can be whatever you design, hence I don’t really understand what the comment is referring to? Any chance of clarification on that?

I think all he really needs to do is check the option to show the thumbnail as the admin preview image.

Oh, and take a chill pill too. ;o)

Lot of money to pay what’s a fairly basic function in the majority of well known membership plugins.

My advice when you do get onto this area of the plugin, is that you don’t have it restricted to the IPN url someone has entered in their PayPal account. Most developers will probably want to use it on multiple sites for one client (for example), so if you rely on the url in that client’s paypal account, then you can only very use their paypal account for one site. The plugins that do it will have an IPN url they send when the subscription is created, which would be unique for each site the plugin is used on, hence one client/person can use it across multiple sites.

Cheers.

Damn, that’t not so good if you have a site with thousands of members.

Thanks for letting me know.

That screen is for paypal pro or express. The [checkout_paypal] shortcode is for use with paypal standard, where in the settings screen you just need to enter your paypal account email, plus various page URLs (shopping, return …etc).

Having the same issue…

I had to use another plugin for that page as I could wait for a solution.

The issue is probably one of Jquery conflict, which seems to happen a lot for various plugins. Often changing “$” to “Jquery” solves it, bit I’d rather the plugin developers were the ones to make the change so updates don’t cancel it out if I’m not careful.

Nope. As with many posts here, no resolution coming from plugin developer or anyone else.

Rather than assuming just ask next time, happy to respond. ;o)

Sorry, not sure what you’re on about, but the current Starkers theme does not support dynamic sidebar, so nothing would have worked until you added the relevant code.