iHuman

Good news. After reading your reply, I uninstalled, and reinstalled incase the settings-form.js was corrupt or missing. And that fixed it. Thanks!

This is an issue with the plugin. When activated, it enables comments on ALL pages. The wordpress -> Discussion -> Allow Comments checkbox is ignored. Hoping WPManageNinja will fix this soon. In the meantime, the plugin in unusable – unless you want comments on EVERY page…

I had the same issue. If anyone else runs into this issue and is using Admin Menu Editor, that was the problem. Disabling it removes the double ‘order’ submenu item. I’ve messaged the developer to let them know.

Figured it out after looking at Googles API docs…
For website restriction, you need to add 2 URLs. According to Google:
You must set two URLs in the?allowedReferers?list.

For example:

1. URL for the domain, without a subdomain, and with a wildcard for the path. For example:
   example.com/*
2. A second URL that includes a wildcard for the subdomain and a wildcard for the path. For example:
   *.example.com/*

I’m having this same issue. Toggling Restrict Key doesn’t seem to affect it. I can get it to work if I remove website restrictions. I’ve tried the exact page, and wildcard versions of the domain…and the events don’t appear.

Thanks for the reply. All I need is a single percentage % add-on – not tax tables. Although as a repeater field taxes for each state would be possible. I don’t personally need that, but I know other companies do.

Short term, a single %

For example:
Subtotal $100
Sales Tax (7%) $7
TOTAL $107

I’m using EventPrime 3 beta…but don’t see any option to add sales tax. Am I missing it somewhere? Thanks!

Fantastic! Thanks for your reply ??

I’m having the same issue. Can’t get the plugin to work. I deactivated all other plugins, and still got the “Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at…” error

That worked. Thanks!

Thanks so much for the quick reply! I appreciate it

Sorry for the duplicate post! Everything is working correctly. Thanks for your fantastic service!

Thank you! Everything is working correctly. Thanks for your fantastic service!

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by iHuman.

I did create a child theme – but it still calls the js functions of the parent theme.

Thanks @ginjoewp ! That indeed was the issue. Everything works correctly now.
thanks for taking the time to post!