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Hi Jeff,

Thanks for following up. I hadn’t looked at this yet.

Using the ACF Quick Edit Fields plugin lists all the fields I have set to add to the quickedit function. In this case I only made a change to the first field, changing it to “NEW VALUE”.

The path for request is:

/wp-admin/edit.php?s=&post_status=all&post_type=clinic&_wpnonce=6797c539c7&_wp_http_referer=/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=clinic&action=edit&cat=0&author=0&filter_division=all&clinic_name=all&layout=5e98b87ca8076&paged=1&post_category[]=0&tax_input[post_tag]=&post_author=-1&_status=-1&acf[field_5e8b206fb9883]=NEW+VALUE&acf[field_5e6f942a37751]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eea105e51bb1]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5ea04b4a779bc]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eea108951bb2]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eb55e241c5ea]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e6f94a337752]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e8b20adb9884]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5fee60e9fcb45]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eda11a5dd0ad]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eda121add0ae]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eda1221dd0af]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eda1225dd0b0]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eda122add0b1]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eda122cdd0b2]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eda122fdd0b3]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eda1236dd0b4]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eda123bdd0b5]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eda1240dd0b6]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eda1245dd0b7]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eda1247dd0b8]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eda124add0b9]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5eda124fdd0ba]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5f224ea3a603d]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e8b22d2c5674]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e8b241cc5675]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e8b2430c5676]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e8b2445c5677]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e8b245fc5678]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e8b2470c5679]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e8b24b8c567e]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e8b247ec567a]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e8b24c4c567f]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e8b248bc567b]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e8b24cec5680]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e8b2496c567c]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e8b24d9c5681]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5e8b24a1c567d]=___do_not_change&acf[field_5f224ef2a603e]=___do_not_change&bulk_edit=Update&post_view=list&screen=edit-clinic&post[]=4446&post[]=5160&action2=-1

Is this what you’re looking for?

So there is no way of doing the query like ACF has in their examples and using quotes to eliminate this case?

https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/querying-relationship-fields/

$doctors = get_posts(array(
'post_type' => 'doctor',
'meta_query' => array(
	array(
		'key' => 'location', // name of custom field
		'value' => '"' . get_the_ID() . '"', // matches exactly "123", not just 123. This prevents a match for "1234"
		'compare' => 'LIKE'
	)
)
));

Hi @dcooney,

I got this working with (as part of a line of PHP)

meta_key=’company_id’ meta_compare=’LIKE’ meta_value=”.$company_id.”

My problem is ACF stores the IDs in a serialized array and I’m getting matches for ID 123 of 123 AND 1234. I’m not having any luck passing quotes in the meta_value.

Is there a way I can get just company_ids of 123 and not 1234 as well?

Problem solved. The site is apparently on an older server and WP’s mail isn’t compatible with PHP 7.3. I rolled it back to 7.2 and it’s working again.

Thank you for your help in trying to track this down. I really appreciate it.

Working with the host, but still haven’t found anything. I’m using PHP 7.3.2

The do_shortcode was being called in a theme. I’ve now switched to the default Twenty Twenty theme.

The test is still not sending, but the error is now:

FAILED (No error message reported)

With wp_debug on there aren’t any further errors being shown. Only the “main” files are being down on the System Status page, no phpxxxxx files.

Yes, 6.4.2. Everything except for the Mailing (test) item on the System Status page is green. WordPress 5.3.2 PHP 7.3.2

I’ve tried sending a newsletter, doing the test from the status page and creating a new newsletter and using the test button on that. All are generating this error. I have the plugin in debug mode to see if it would tell me anything else.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by gb.wp.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by gb.wp.

1.6 fixed it. Perfect!

Thank you so much. That’s great!

I’ve changed it to full width layout and the links are all still target=_blank.

I have an email logging plugin. Is it possible to give it an offset to start from?

Thanks for the suggestions Brian, but still no luck.

I’m on version 4.0 (WP 4.3.1). I ran through the options on the 404 page you sent and I still see the same issue. I get it with our theme as well as with Twenty Fifteen.

[Found the culprit! It was the Root Relative URLs plugin we were using, disabled that and it’s working as expected now. Sorry for the hassle.]

PLUGINS
Root Relative URLs version 2.3 by Marcus E. Pope
The Events Calendar version 4.0 by Modern Tribe, Inc.

We’re using the Theme my Login plugin.

It is a small number of logins, most do show the correct user.

They’re all back. Thank you very much Jeremy. All good here.

Hi Jeremy,

I reconnected and now we have all the pre August 3 stats back, but nothing after. Is it one or the other, or is there a way to combine them?