Dan

Here’s the info from the live view — it’s showing up as a bot but doesn’t appear to being blocked.

I also attempted the learning mode without success. When learning mode is turned on, Camayak was still not able to publish.

I receive an error message via email when publishing fails:

“Unfortunately there was an error publishing?Test post?to Pepperdine Graphic. The specific error was:
Camayak tried to communicate with Pepperdine Graphic, but the method we use (called XML-RPC) has been disabled. If you use a newer version than WordPress 3.5, have you disabled it yourself?
You may want to notify the person responsible for your platform(s).
If you have any questions, you can also contact or reply to this email.
Regards,
The Camayak Team”

Any other ideas on how to troubleshoot this issue?

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• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by Dan.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by Dan.

It looks like the duplicate description may be coming from the wp job manager field editor plugin. The first description on the page has the id “jmfe-wrap-job_description” and the class “jmfe-custom-field-wrap”.

The second description has the class “job_description” and the itemprop “description”. Is there a way to shut off the job description in the wp job manager plugin and just use the wp job manager field editor description?

I don’t want to modify any templates that are going to get overwritten in the next update.

Thanks for your help.

I had a similar experience with customizations. If you’re going to use this plugin you better plan on using it exactly how it exists without any customizations.

If I have a global URL defined in WP Settings -> Login with Ajax, can I override that setting with a property in the shortcake. For example, could something like [login-with-ajax redirect=mydomain.com/members-area/] override whatever global URL is defined in the settings?

Switching to <input type=”hidden” name=”redirect_to” value=”<?php echo esc_url($lwa_data[‘login_redirect’]); ?>” /> removes the ability to define a redirect URL from the shortcode or template tag.

Is there another fix?

If you change [‘redirect’] to [‘login_redirect’] it kills the ability to define the redirect URL from a shortcode. Any fix for this?

Works perfectly! Thanks for the great support you provide for this plugin, I’ll be making a donation.

Thanks for the link, that helped me figure it out.

Is there any way to use this in the widget sidebar? Thanks.