haleeben

I just installed the widget area chooser plugin and it totally fixed this problem

I can confirm that Vladimir has fixed this issue in Version 4.2.1

Thanks Vladimir for a great plugin and great support.

Try to downgrade to version 0.96, this has fixed the same issue for alot of people, you can get it from here
Version 0.96
you’ll have to install it manually.

Try to downgrade to version 0.96, this has fixed the same issue for alot of people, you can get it from here
Version 0.96
you’ll have to install it manually.

Sorry I must have downloaded the dev version by mistake.

OK, thanks.

Not a prob, thanks for the plugin, one quick questions. Is it possible to have a link to the next tab at the bottom of the content in the first tab?

No error, when I click on get access code it opens new window that says This app would like to: View your Google Analytics data, I click accept then the window closes, thats it.

UPDATE –
I just figured out it was a chrome extension conflict, disabled this extension and it works, sorry my bad.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/black-menu-for-google/eignhdfgaldabilaaegmdfbajngjmoke

It’s been over a month, any news on when this will be fixed?

Any update on this? after updating to Types version 1.3.1 I am receiving the same error.

Hey Brett

Yeah I’m on a HostGator shared server as well.

So you can update wordpress and plugins without any errors while using the simple staff list plugin?

Hey Brett

With my last post I hadn’t add the shortcode to a page and when I did that I couldn’t update and got the error couldn’t resolve host message. So the error doesn’t happen with the plugin activated but does happen when the shortcode [simple-staff-list] is added to a page.

Hey Brett

I just installed your plugin on a different site and managed to update the plugins with no problems, so not sure what’s going on with the other site.

Hey Brett

I have modified it but only to display thumbnails

File – user-view-show-staff-list.php – line 92 added the code below to give a no image placeholder

if(has_post_thumbnail()){

                $photo_url = wp_get_attachment_image_src( get_post_thumbnail_id(), $image_size );
                $photo_url = $photo_url[0];
                $photo = '<img class="staff-member-photo" src="'.$photo_url.'" alt = "'.$title.'">';

            }else{
                $photo_url = '';
                $photo = '<img class="staff-member-photo" src="'.site_url("wp-content/uploads/2013/04/image_placeholder.png").'" alt = "'.$title.'">';
            }

I think I’ve been having the problem from the beginning but only recently linked it to the plugin.