jarrod1975

Sorry, can’t see that anymore…is there a way I can check?

Yes, 5.127.

I remembered now that I needed to use the API and not Web to Lead, and that gave me the options to manually send entries.

I’m still puzzled why Gravity Forms lost its connection with Salesforce to begin with. I doubt my client touched it and I know I didn’t. Would an auto-update to plugin(s) do something like this?

nextbukoutdoors.com is the site, thanks

Please can someone help me with this? Thanks,

anyone have an answer here? I’m having the same issue…thanks,

hadn’t tried disabling all plugins…

will check on the javascript thing

the link to the code windows: I see two windows with what looks to be identical code in each. Is there a difference? Not sure what I might try with this.

Thanks,

I don’t have access to my client’s domain registry to be able to update the DNS myself, so I instructed them to simply update their previous nameservers to the nameservers for my server they’re now hosted on. Far as I know, there’s no redirect of any sort setup other than https://www.maustontool.com should be loading index.php as the homepage by default, which it seems to be doing fine. Main thing is I don’t know what to tell my client as far as checking or updating their DNS if they did something wrong in the nameserver change. ?? They made the nameserver switch a while ago now so it’s not a propagation issue, I’m sure of that at least.

followup: you’ll notice on the homepage for example, that if you hover over one of the links in the top nav, the link address is using the IP address instead of the domain name. I’d like it to use the domain name, yet when I change this in the general settings tab in the WP Admin area, it all stops working…I can no longer access my wp admin area until I’ve gone into PHPMyAdmin and manually changed the domain back to the IP in the database itself.

I need to rephrase. I do see the site just fine. However, when I view the subpages, the url in the address bar does not change. That’s one issue.

Main issue: when I try to access my admin page at https://www.maustontool.com/wp-admin, it doesn’t do anything…probably because the domain in the general settings of my admin area is set to the IP address. Yet, if I change that to the actual domain, then I get the error I mentioned and my site doesn’t display correctly at all.

unfortunately it’s company confidential so I can’t provide that. I installed and activated the plugin, created a couple categories, and added several questions to each category. My code looks like this on the page I added in WP:

To help you easily and quickly become familiar with our (product), we've put together a list of frequently asked questions and their answers, along with some video tutorials. Please let us know if you have any other questions about the site by <a href="https://www.companydomain.com/contact">contacting us</a>!
<h3 class="faqCategory">Cat 1 FAQs</h3>
[wp_super_faq show_specific_category=cat1faqs]
<h3 class="faqCategory">Cat 2 FAQs</h3>
[wp_super_faq show_specific_category=cat2faqs]
<h3 class="faqCategory">Cat 3 FAQs</h3>
[wp_super_faq show_specific_category=cat3faqs]

So everything looks and works great except when I view in IE 7 on Windows 7. IE 8 and 9 are fine, as are Google Chrome and Safari and Firefox…

Hi guys, question: I’m using WP Super FAQ plugin and am finding that it’s not working correctly from a PC on IE 7. Is the issue you mention above related and is there a fix for this? When I click on a question, the answer does not drop down (become visible) below it…??

Thanks,
Jarrod