JayPatrol

I have a similar experience to @matychak and totally accept the problem could be / is definitely caused by a separate plugin that is not Author List.

However I have found that Author List was not generating the correct authors (even though not the plugin’s fault) and that by removing an author and re-adding it, then the generated Author List is made correct for that author.

That worked – thank you so much.

Hiya

theslowmans.com

My happy couple are now almost ready to publicise their website.

I have been unable bypass the mobile view which seems to be removing the animated effect but more importantly stopping the links from working.

Can you please advise how I can just disable the mobile view?

Kind regards

Jayson

Hi Frank

Thank you so much for this. This all works for me.

Jayson

Hi Frank

I’ve now set up a clone of the live site – although I think I’ve now excluded the CDN from being the cause of the problem so the staging environment might have proved just as revealing. I think my problem with the twitter feed was also a red herring.

The site clone is here:
https://pgpttest.wpengine.com

I thought I had a solution two posts ago but now think I might not have purged the cache so it wasn’t actually solved.

So, now I am left with one issue which is when I turn on Optimize CSS Code, I get a largely unstyled page.

I have added back in to the wp-config.php the line:
define("AUTOPTIMIZE_LEGACY_MINIFIERS","true");

but that doesn’t change things for me.

I’ve tried to interpret the console results and am seeing 404 errors for AO cached files.

My excludes for CSS Optimization are:

admin-bar.min.css, dashicons.min.css,arscode-ninja-popups,reset.min.css,newtheme8.css,.snp-pop-

Can you help please?

Many thanks. That did solve that problem.

I now have a couple of other issues to do with the main stylesheet and the twitter feed not loading in the live (ie. CDN version) of the site with AO activated.

WPEngine told me to try adding the: define(“AUTOPTIMIZE_LEGACY_MINIFIERS”,”true”); which is mentioned in one of your threads and that wasn’t the solution in my case.

Not wanting to do testing on the live site, and the staging version not having a CDN, I’m going to create a clone of the site for testing and will start a new thread if you might be able to help at that stage.

Thanks very much for your help again.

Sorry Frank – I thought we’d reached the “show a man how to fish and he can feed himself” stage.

However, I am now stuggling with the CSS optimization.

I’ve tried exluding:

arscode-ninja-popups,reset.min.css,newtheme8.css

but still can’t get the popup to style correctly with CSS optimization turned on.

How it should look: pgpt.co.uk

How it looks without the customer styling with AO CSS Styling activated (and with the above excluded): pgpt.staging.wpengine.com

Sorry, my comment about it being iterative was my clumsy way of apologising that it was continuing to take up your time – I hope you didn’t take it any other way.

Thank you that has done the trick.

I’m sorry this is becoming iterative…

Now I’m getting:

jQuery.fancybox2 is not a function

Hi Frank

Thank for this. I’ve done that but now I’m getting

Uncaught TypeError: jQuery.cookie is not a function

J

Hi Frank

Sorry, new I’d forget to include something:

https://pgpt.staging.wpengine.com

J

That has worked! Thanks very much for getting to the bottom of that. I really appreciate it.

I think I must have read your plugin description as “Your user logs in to the site and starts filling up a 5-page form.” and thought – ahh – that’ s like ours – but I can see that 5-step is quite different.

I’m seeing the code you’ve identified actually from line 87 (rather than 113) – version 3.2.3.

I confess I was a bit unsure which lines to actually comment out and tried a couple of times but couldn’t get the anticipated result.

I’m now thinking about the functionality when it does work as intended, though.
I appreciate there’s a limit to what can be done with trying to deliver a bulletproof save option (ie. one that remembers what’s been done even if it was a millisecond before leaving the page) and I’m guessing you’ve set 10 seconds as a reasonable compromise between providing the functionality and not making unnecessary calls on the server.

However the level of persistence we already get is very useful. It protects the user from losing whole pages worth of answers – and more if a user goes backwards and forwards.
I’m not sure if the AJAX gives us much more benefit given that it relies on the user not to have made a change to the form up to 10 secs before they leave the page (as it stands wit the conflict with the multi-page plugin) or actually 10 secs without that conflict.

…unless I’ve misunderstood – which I don’t rule out.

Hi

Thanks for much for your proactivity on this and, of course, I appreciate you creating an account to facilitate testing.

I’m also a Mac user so Chrome/Safari/Firefox are the main browsers at my disposal and all giving the same results.

It’s working for me on page 1 but not pages 2 through 5.

Just to check we’re talking about the same process. I make a change to answer on, say page 2, navigate away, then come back either by browser navigation, pasting the URL, or clicking ‘Start a new survey’.

It does work if I change survey page first (which is guess is the point at which the save is working) but not if I leave a page (other than page 1) and then come back to it.

Hope this isn’t too unclear.

Thanks for looking at this for me.

I’ve double checked that the Ajax option is set:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2022627/ajaxmeup.png

This is a link to an example form:

https://ecoaruk.staging.wpengine.com/eco-survey-non-saving-example/

I’m not seeing any javascript errors in the console