helloadorable

Thanks for the reply Umesh. You’re right that it might be some other plugin causing a conflict. When I have time, I’ll hunt it down some more and report back.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by helloadorable.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by helloadorable.

I also noticed that the headers for when admin-ajax.php was called the very first time (when the 404 error happens) were slightly different than the way admin-ajax.php was called subsequent times (when the successful 200 status happens).

One difference I noticed was this line:
“content-encoding: br”

I have no idea what this means or if it’s helpful. Just happened to notice it when I was trying to figure out why admin.ajax.php was giving a 404 error.

I just encountered this as well. If anyone else needs help with this issue, this article here at membermouse support covers how to work around it:

https://support.membermouse.com/support/solutions/articles/9000020493-wordpress-4-2-3-shortcode-update-creates-issues-with-smarttags

Yep. I tried that as well. Didn’t change the heartbeat rate of 15 seconds. Thanks for the idea though!

I was just able to fix this problem in my site like so…

I looked at the browser error console and saw some JS errors referencing something like a[href=#scroll-top] not existing. So I searched through the files of my theme (Responsive Pro) for a snippet of JS code related to a[href=#scroll-top] and commented the code out that uses that.

Now my Shortcodes Ultimates spoilers work fine.

I had a similar issue where certain UI elements stopped working. (Like some interactive widgets via the Shortcode Ultimate plugin.) So I followed your advice to comment out the “scroll-top” code and it fixed my issues. Thank you for the tip. Hopefully the proper fix will be in the next release.

Thanks so much for the response. I actually ended up implementing a totally custom solution so I’m not sure what the problem was. But I appreciate the response! And this plugin may come in handy for a different use some day!

That’s supposed to say “I’d like to put in my vote for a feature request.”

Thanks for both pieces of information. Very helpful.

Looks like it works. Thanks so much.

Great. Thx! I will try this.

I don’t have that box checked. Thank you anyway for the responses. Maybe I’ll try to debug it by looking at the PHP code. There must be something strange about my setup.

I don’t recall disabling the name field or any of the fields. I pretty much just kept the default settings except for adjusting the “subject” field a bit.

Here’s the form:
https://www.gemsociety.org/contact-us/

Thanks for the help!

Thanks for the reply! I don’t recall disabling that field. But I have “Anyone can register” turned off, could that be the problem? Most visitors to my site don’t have accounts and therefore don’t have usernames.

I found the solution to the problem. It’s detailed here for anyone else having this problem:

https://cyberchimps.com/guide/update-1-9-3-5/