hairydogdigital

I am having this same problem. Doing a CVS import results in ONLY the user_login, user_pwd, and user_email being imported. All other fields are blank. This is really frustrating, as I do not want to have to manually enter 1000 records, not do I want to create custom mySQL inserts for the database.

Hi BrooksX,

I thought I sent a message, but either imagined it, or it was removed. I edited the plugin files to change from using IDs on the wrapper DIVs to CLASSes, which resolved the issue on IE7.

https://www.uscgccu.org/members-only/members-frequently-asked-questions/

–Rob

Hi BrooksX,

First, thanks for the quick reply!

I have tested in IE10, IE9, and IE8 with the browser in IE7 mode. I have also tested directly in IE7 via browserling.com. In each case the bug exhibits.

The site has been live site for some time, the client just loaded your plug-in for a FAQ page. I have “limited” abilities to test the live version.

I am going to try to pull a “copy” of the page to see if I can find a client-side conflict. (Since this sounds like a JS conflict, I may be able to trouble shoot it using a static HTML capture of the page.)

I have the same question. I prefer the UI/UX of this plug-in over “Front-end Editor” but it does not function unless the user is an admin. I have users that are assigned to maintain single pages in my site. I wanted to utilize this plug-in to avoid needing to have them log into the back end of the site.

That is something like what I did. I had to run a loop querying for catY and then in that loop, I created a array of “uniques” based on other categories (I actually ended up using tags for that bit).