Greg Bellucci

@mpuserr – Were you able to determine why your preferred theme prevents the plugin from working?

carolcomandulli – What did you do to receive the 500 error? Do you have access to the server’s error log? If so, look at the bottom of the log – it will tell you what caused the 500 error.

The url arguments look correct to me for the default theme that you are using. What do they look like when you use the theme that isn’t working? They should be the same. This is why I think the theme is somehow interfering with the ajax call. I’m assuming that you don’t have problems adding posts or pages using your original theme.

The admin-ajax.php file makes a call to the do_action hook for:
'wp_ajax_' . $_REQUEST['action']

The types plugin registers a function for the action hook ‘wp_ajax_wpcf_ajax’ – the value of the action variable: ?action=wpcf-ajax is used to create the action hook name ‘wp_ajax_wpcf_ajax’ that is called in admin-ajax.php – If the URL keywords have been altered by the theme – the ajax call will not work. I would compare the construction of the URL for the default theme and your theme and look for differences.

If you don’t see any errors occurring while you are attempting to add a new field then the only suggestion I would give would be to deactivate any other plugins you have running and to change to one of the default themes to eliminate any possible code conflicts. The Types plugin does work on a working installation.

I think you may have a javascript error occurring that is preventing it from opening. Have you tried looking at the Javascript console (F12) in the browser to see what (if any) errors may be present?

Well – I may have said that above.

I discovered that the links are always provided by this class function: Theme_My_Login_Template::get_user_links by way of the function call $this->get_user_links() in the default template.

How and where are the custom user links used?

Sorry, I thought I had posted it to the plugins support page. It’s been awhile since I’ve posted a bug fix for a plugin.

fixed

My site has been [stupidly] reported as an attack site. My server is hosted by MediaTemple and they recently changed all of the database usernames and passwords. I suspect it is because someone hacked into most of the hosted sites and added iframes to pages. I’ve had trouble with this in the past. In any event, I wasn’t paying much attention and Google decided the site was doing something the site was doing shouldn’t and it was placed on their attack list.

I just haven’t bothered to take care of it. It’s annoying.

You might try looking at the Network Tab in Firebug – make sure there aren’t any 404 errors (IE. Java script files that are not loading because they can’t be found). I’ve seen this happen – no Java Script errors but the Java Script isn’t there.

BY THE WAY… IF YOU ARE USING IE8 – try compatibility mode or get Firefox.

I installed Word Press 2.8.5 and NAVT 1.0.34 seems to work fine. I don’t use the automatic word press upgrade feature.
I am running:
PHP: 5.2.9
mySQL: 5.0.18
wordpress: 2.8.5
navt: 1.0.34
apache: 2.2.11
Browser: firefox 3.5.4

If you seem “stuck” – please try Firefox and install Firebug 1.4.3 add-on. Open Filebug and load the NAVT administration page. If there are Java Script problems it should show up in the console area.

Make sure that the file: wp-root.php exists in your NAVT installation directory. The contents of the file should contain the path to your Word Press installation. If you remove the file, NAVT will re-create it the next time you open your word press website with your browser.

Other options are to deactivate all other plugins and see if NAVT begins working – activate the plugins one at a time until it stops working.

Set the PHP memory for your installation to a minimum of 16MB. Refer to this: increase PHP memory

Beyond that – if you absolutely cannot figure it out, email me at greg @ gbellucci . us

I’ll see what I can do.

I haven’t installed the newest version WP yet – I’ll do that and take a look at the issue – it’s (wp) is probably loading a newer copy of jQuery. I’ll release a new version of NAVT when I get it working.

Hopefully, sometime over the weekend or early next week.

where can i see this?

Make sure the home page checkbox is selected in the menu’s display page. Click the gear icon on the menu and look at the “Display” tab. Avoid using an ampersand (&) character in your menu item names. For example: “This & That”…