jim28100

Okay, great. Now that I know that it’s not going to cause a major problem in the future I’ll carry on with the other conversions.

Best regards and many thanks on your super-fast responses.

Here is a link to a screenshot so you can see what I mean.

Hmm, I’m not sure what your saying here – ok or not ok?

Basically, I have changed from the CMS plugin to the latest MCB. The result is that when I look at a page within the Admin area using the custom template I now have a MCB panel called, for example ‘pictures’ [which I’d expect] plus a separate Custom Field below that called ‘mcb-pictures’? Both fields have the same information in and amending the html in the MCB panel also amends the Custom Field?

This is not a devastating problem but it is somewhat annoying and not how MCB works on all of my other sites?

Hi Steven,
I configured my EBD and CF7 combo so that on a successful submission the form was hidden and a thanks message replaced it. Maybe you could use this to do what you are after?

First I added the following into the ‘Additional Settings’ field at the bottom of my CF7 form.

on_sent_ok: "document.getElementById('hideCFform').style.display = 'none'; document.getElementById('showCFmessage').style.display = 'block';"

After that I put the CF7 Form in a Div called ‘hideCFform’ and put my message in a separate Div called ‘showCFmessage’. I then hid the ‘showCFmessage’ with some CSS. I.E. #showCFmessage { display: none;}

Once the form is sent successfully the ‘Additional Settings’ is actioned and the form is hidden and the message displayed.

I hope this helps?

J

Thanks for this.
Widget setting panel in Admin didn’t show up in 3.4.1 for me so this was very handy.

Just change
require('./wp-blog-header.php');
to
require('./MY_NEW_DIRECTORY_NAME/wp-blog-header.php');

MY_NEW_DIRECTORY_NAME is the new directory you’ve created below root.

Jim

I hope this proves useful to those experiencing compatibility issues in IE9?
I spent a frustrating day trying to sort out why IE9 was going into compatibility mode. The site I was building validated fine, the plugins were disabled and I was running the latest version of WordPress. I was about to consider a different career other than web development when I noticed that there was a control character in a post’s text. Removing it removed the problem. The character in question looks like a subscript ‘L’ and is created when you add a soft return to text in Photoshop. As I receive files from designers, I always paste any text into Notepad first to remove this sort of junk but this one seems to get through? You get the same error on a flat site too so it’s not just WordPress.

I have the same problem?
Does anyone know the answer to this one?

If you’ve changed your address within the admin panel then this may help?

https://educhalk.org/blog/changed-wordpress-blog-address-in-settings-locked-out-how-to-fix/

Can you post a URL so I can see exactly what you are trying to do?

Okay I fixed it!
It was a problem with the original ‘black bible’ template. For those who have the same problem you’ll need to amend the ‘entry’ class in the CSS to:

.entry {
margin: 0 0;
padding: 15px 10px;
display: inline-block; <!– new line –>
}

<!– add this too –>
.entry:after{
background-color:#F00;
content: “.”;
display: block;
clear: both;
height: 0;
visibility: hidden;
}
<!– end –>