Jason Boisture

Had a similar experience to @ajtruckle, except the site I’m dealing with had just been hacked. So as I’m cleaning it up, I’m seeing there’s a private page that I can’t access as an admin. Love your plugin and am a pro user, but a different way of handling this might be a good idea.

Well, I couldn’t get version 3.7.4 to work on my server — it only works in my localhost — so I went into the current version of the plugin and prevented the plugin from loading the footer script if the page was a preview. This allowed the Chrome extension to work. (There appears to be some conflict between the footer script and the Chrome extension.)

A more permanent solution to this issue might be nice, as I’d rather not have to edit the plugin with every update.

The button is there in a previewed post, but the plugin doesn’t work when previewing a post using the current version, 3.13.0. The plugin does work when viewing the preview of a post in version 3.7.4.

I tested the Chrome extension on two WordPress installs — one with the current plugin active, and another without the current plugin. The Chrome extension breaks when previewing a post with the current plugin active. (I was able to produce this outcome in two separate WP installs with the current plugin.) The extension works fine when previewing a post on which the plugin has not been installed or activated.

I should clarify, because the word “preview” is used to describe what this plugin does… my support question has to do with printing or viewing a PDF of a post that has not yet been published — the “preview” version of the post. Need to know if this is possible with either the free or paid plugin.

Thanks!

Working for me too. Thanks!

I am getting the same error for PDFs. Just like svsdnb says, it was working yesterday and is not working today.

I did have version 3.7.4 running when the error first occurred, updated to 3.7.5 and it is still showing the same message:

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• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by Jason Boisture.

Here’s the solution:

add_filter( ‘radio-buttons-for-taxonomies-no-term-post_tag’, ‘__return_FALSE’ );

I have the same question, only my original URLs are a bit more messy (like: site.com/content/index.cfm?PageId=36).

Is a site migration to WordPress even possible in this situation?