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Thank you very much! I know it’s very difficult to keep up with changes in supported plugins, especially when the number of supported plugins keeps growing ??

lol – I just made it work.

I wrapped the original, entire short code in [raw][/raw] and boom! It works just fine.

You’re very welcome, and you may be onto something ??

For those who haven’t seen “the old fix”, just edit SoundCloud.php in /wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/shortcodes, and comment out the add_shortcode function for Sound Cloud:

/**
 * Register SoundCloud shortcode
 */

// add_shortcode( 'soundcloud', 'soundcloud_shortcode' );

As mentioned above, you will need to do this again, after JetPack updates.

I also posted this in the JetPack support forum. Maybe they’ll stop breaking it?

Hi David,

Thank you. I had been working with another backup solution, and was thinking I had a “database only” backup in the list. Of course, I did not.

I get it now – thanks for straightening me out ??

The form isn’t published – I created a new form to use for this client.

Here’s a screenshot that shows only the X in the field controls:

https://www.fairfieldbayphotography.com/gf-dm-field.jpg

Further testing – the DM GF form field only shows the “X” to delete. It doesn’t show the Edit or Duplicate buttons.

On our staging site, I deactivated the Download Monitor related plugins, and the Edit and Duplicate buttons now show up. I was easily able to delete the field.

I don’t really want to deactivate anything on Production just yet, so am holding off until I see if there’s another fix.

I should mention that the form is not attached to any downloads.

Debug sent!

Quick question, I think. I’m using this:

if(isset($submission['input_24']) && 'no' == $submission['input_24']) return false;

and it works fine.

How can I restrict this code to only test on a specific form, or a set of forms? Can I reference the form ID here?

Thanks!

This is happening to me on all my sites, even a brand new site with the default theme, and the only plugin is Akismet.

Clicking Akismet under Settings take me to the stats summary page, with no options to change any settings.

Clicking Summaries takes me to a detailed stats page with a “Settings” button at the top. Clicking that takes me back to the previous page.

There is no way to access settings anywhere.

Why remove SEO items like this? At least make it a toggle or something. My clients all use it, and they are upset, thinking something is broken.

What a silly change!

Hey – thanks for the help!

Does Events Manager store any data outside it’s own tables? Like in the WP posts or post_meta tables?

The client’s database has a lot of references to events in the post_meta table, but no matching ID’s in the events table. I think these are orphans from a previous event system plug-in.

If Events Manager only uses it’s own tables, I an easily truncate the em_events and em_meta tables and be done ??

Curious – if I uninstall Events Manager, will it remove it’s tables from the DB? I just realized that setting it up is very simple. So I could just uninstall it, and drop the tables, then reinstall.

I’ll look at Adminer – thanks!

I used to write SQL code for a living, but it’s been a very long time, and am worried about missing something, leaving a lot of garbage in the database ??