Ron van der Kolk

Update: confirmed that this is indeed the problem. I removed the apostrophe from the translation and now the results tab is back. Yay!

Now it’s up to the plugin developer to change the translation or, even better, find a workaround so apostrophes in translations don’t break functionality.

Meanwhile, you can fix your website by downloading POedit (free, open source), download and open “\wp-content\languages\plugins\quiz-master-next-nl_NL.po” from your website, search & replace “pagina’s” with “paginas” and upload the back back to the webserver.

Same problem here. I think it’s because of the translation. In Dutch the tab is now called “Resultaten pagina’s” leading to the link “tab=resultaten-pagina%27s”. That apostrophe is likely the culprit.

Hi Emilio,

The “show featured posts” was apparently introduced as a feature with the latest update of the plugin. I turned it off following your instructions. My problem is solved. Thanks for your support.

The post was not set as sticky, however. I still don’t know why that post was featured.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by Ron van der Kolk.

Thanks, Daan! Solved by changing browser cache expiration time for javascript in .htaccess and now scoring 100/100+100/100. Yay!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by Ron van der Kolk.

Oops, my bad. I put ‘self’ in all the boxes at the WP Content Security Policy settings page. Should only be present in boxed labelled SRC.

Thanks Frank, but W3TC was already disabled during all of this, so that can’t be the cause. Autoptimize cache was cleared with every try.

After disabling some other plugins, this one started to work again. Yay! It looks as if W3 Total Cache was causing the problem. I decided not to use W3 Total Cache any longer, as is shows no improvement over using Autoptimize alone (99/100 on PageSpeed Insights!).

I did, Frank. But that didn’t help at all.

In addition: not only is this ancient newsitem irrelevant on the homepage, it generates a “Prioritize visible content” warning in Google Insights.

In Autoptimize I switched from using the above the fold trick to including the CSS in the HTML. This has solved the problem.

Well, it’s not completely solved. After re-enabling above the fold CSS the problem is back. I don’t see a way to tell other plugins (like Autooptimize) to not load the above the fold CSS on mobile.

Blank column is solved. I changed some stuff in my style.css for other reasons but as a side effect the blank column has disapeared. Still would like to change the colors though.

Same here. Installed the plugin a few days ago. Worked fine. Then deativated the plugin. Reactivated the plugin today, but the results pane does not show after the search is completed.

@tfskeith: do you get any errors in de development console (in Chrome and Internet Explorer, press F12 and select console) when you try to edit the questions?

I have found the cause of this issue. It is probably more a “bad coding practice” than a bug though. Please fix this.

The editor for the questions is apparently programmed to be dependent on the WYSIWYG editor. I have the WordPress WYSIWYG editor disabled (WordPress, Users, Profile). Re-enabling the WYSIWYG editor turned out to be the workaround. I can now edit the survey questions and the TinyMCE error is gone.

tfskeith, could you please check if this works for you too?