jayhughes

But you do integrate with Gravity Forms, and WPZS 100% was the source of the issue, killing the page after the charge.

Plugin deactivated and problem solved. Absolutely no other changes.

Unfortunately, the Gravity forms issues are not fixed. A client had transactions go through multiple times and now i’m having to refund the client for fees incurred for refunding their clients.

Really frustrating situation given that this plugin worked PERFECTLY FINE before all of the updates. Now it’s costing me money…

If I were in your shoes, i’d poll my users and ask if the changes are desired and/or liked. Ask yourself the honest question – would you ever look at the logging/ statistics you’re adding to the dashboard? Im one of those people that wants to install your plugin and forget about it. Now i can’t because it’s screaming for me to notice it in the top-level menu. I think you can achieve what you have with a tabbed layout in the Settings screen. You mentioned an option for that – that would be great.

I’m just one of a ton of people using your plugin with an opinion – i’m sure it gets tired. You do you.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by jayhughes.

@bmarshall511 I’ll try out the latest version to see if the Gravity Forms issue is resolved and report via Github if the issue persists. Even if it’s resolved, i still feel the plugin was better without top level menu and statistic bloat. Just block spam.

Joel – updated to 2.0.1 and it still does it. In your error logs, it shows the URI for the buddypress group is being a 404 and that’s the reason it’s being redirected.

I can’t provide a link because we had to disable your plugin. You should be able to reproduce simply by trying to visit a Buddypress group while your plugin is activated. As mentioned before, individual group pages are redirected to the home page.

I’m sure you have this solved by now, but for others this can easily be solved with JQuery:

$(“#menu-superior ul.sub-menu”).each(function(){
$(this).removeClass(‘sub-menu’);
});

There are other ways using the Walker class as well, but I personally feel this is easiest and my method of choice.

Looks as if this is the default behavior. I added an Editor to WP, gave it permission to add/edit/promote/delete users, and it does not show the ability to add an Administrator. If someone has experienced otherwise, please let me know. Thanks.