jberg1

Yea, I found that the issue is with Nested Tables. Seems to close those early.

However, I found my issue stems from having define('WPCF7_AUTOP', false ); in my wp-config file. Which I added after the last update added extra P tags to my form and messed up the HTML on the form itself.

Not sure if anyone else did that? For now I just simplified my table and kept the AUTOP disabled.

Over 15 years using this plugin and I’ve never seen so many issues with updates as I have over the last month.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by jberg1.

I have a similar problem, where my table is being closed automatically. Creating a </table> before it should be. This is in the response mail area, not the form itself. Everything was fine until that last update.

Thanks Vanoisbe,

Your solution for editing wpconfig worked for me.

To clarify, output the list for the public to see on the event page itself.

I’m having the same issue. I have a bunch of HTML in my form output (divs, p, etc) and now everything is getting extra p tags and br tags creating spaces where I don’t want them. Is hacking the plugin the only option?

Thanks for your help.

BTW, that change didn’t help me. I’m using the shortcode in the classic editor and in php template files.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by jberg1.

That was the ticket. Thanks!

I did figure out one thing that works. Not sure if it is browser related. If I edit a flipbox and cancel (don’t submit), then create a new box, it is filled with all the information from the box I just edited.

That is helpful. But a duplicate button would be great.

Getting the same error.
PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to a member function get_value() on string in /wp-content/plugins/breadcrumb-navxt/includes/adminKit/class-mtekk_adminkit.php:538

Tried the patch on Github and got the same result. But are you saying it is conflict with other plugins?

I’ve rolled back to v6.6.0.
My front page and blog page are both set to static pages.

Keep us informed.
Thanks.

That worked.
Just rename that function (Line #9) and update where it is called (Line #223).

Thanks Bonaldi

Still an issue. Unfortunate there is no solution yet, and even more so that the error shows with wp_debug set to false.

Would be interested in a solution. However, for now I have disabled “display_errors” in my PHP variables on the hosting (Siteground). Might be a solutions for others to at least hide the Warning if you have access to PHP settings or can add a php.ini file to your server.

Thanks Miemie,
I ended up just setting the minimum for product 1 (to 1) and then using CSS to hide that quantity chooser. Then letting the second product have no minimum or max.
Then setting the bundle product to be a single only product so quantity can’t be changed on add to cart or in cart.

That should work for my needs. But wanted to check if that wasn’t a feature for the pro version.

Thanks again.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by jberg1.

I just altered “hover” to “mouseenter mouseleave” in all instances in
qppr_admin_script.min.js
and it seems to be ok now.

Looks like it only has to do with the help rollovers when editing a page/post.

Same issue, but only on one of my sites. Using v1.8.25.
All though I’m able to login, I just keep getting nightly email from WordPress “Your site experiencing a Technical issue”.

An error of type E_ERROR was caused in line 431 of the file /wp-content/plugins/sucuri-scanner/src/fileinfo.lib.php. Error message: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted.

I’ve increased my memory limit in wp-config and php.ini, but no change.

Any ideas?
Thanks.

Thanks Kelly,
I wanted to follow up on this. I’m afraid that is going to go against my license agreement for the paid plugin. I’m going to just continue with them manually choosing “folder” when they upload.

Thanks for your help.

Thanks Juliette!
Super helpful.

Figures it is the theme. @#$@!

Thanks again.