Jeff Matson

That would mean that the WordPress heartbeat API would be limited to 120 seconds per request for all locations on the front end of your site (not the admin).

I’ve had quite a few requests for things like conditional logic and more granular control, and this sets me up for easier addition of new options.

CMB2 is there simply to avoid the need to maintain my own options API. Since CMB2 is only loaded used for settings pages, the only additional overhead exists there.

If you only need to make a single quick change, using the hook directly makes sense. This plugin just allows for a bit more for those who need it or those who don’t know how to implement the hook.

It appears some users were having issues with a style being enqueued. Does the latest version (1.2.2) fix it for you?

With the release of the latest version, settings should now be a bit more clear.

Thanks to @jinbatsu for pointing out what the issue was.

Just pushed out a fix as of 1.2.1 that should solve the issue that some users are experiencing.

I can generate it for you. Let me double-check my translatable strings and I’ll push out an update in the next few days. Thanks!

This should be fixed as of 1.2.2 to check for correct settings earlier in the code (currently pushing as we speak, so give it a few minutes).

Are you seeing any errors anywhere? What other plugins are you using?

As of 1.2.1, this issue should be fixed.

The slider should be fully functional. Could you send me details on your setup (plugins installed, WordPress version, PHP version, etc)?

Conditional logic functionality was added in 1.2 and should clear things up.

Caused by failing to set a location when setting the behavior to “Modify”. Resolved in 1.2. Be sure to still set the location, but failing to do so will no longer result in an error.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by Jeff Matson.

@jsternberg hit the nail on the head. I chose to use CMB2 to save time, and ensure the settings page aspects require less maintenance on my end. Since CMB2 is a library that multiple major agencies maintain, I felt it was a reliable choice.

There are a lot of files, but it has zero negative impact on performance. I wouldn’t worry about it in the slightest.

Hey Aaron. Just pushed an update that should handle intervals properly.