jimlongo

Reset solved this issue.
Thanks again.

Thanks Becky!
i’ve submitted a ticket.

It’s hard to troubleshoot because it doesn’t happen all the time. In fact once you get logged in, you can log out and back in without any problem (for a certain period of time which I can’t yet determine).

I thought maybe it was every time a different device logged in, but I just tested that and it has no effect.

It happens on 2 websites out of about 10 that I have iThemes Security installed on, and the settings are the same as far as I can see.

I deleted the plugin and reinstalled.
That fixed it.

Thanks again.

Hi Mikko,

Continue indexing gives the exact same result.

Thanks Brook.

My fault, I had a space between < a and that caused a whole bunch of issues.
Removing the whitespace fixed all of it.

I guess I should have tried a bit before asking, but in case it helps anyone else.

Say I have a variable returned from a query = $total

then I can generate a chart with that data
<?php echo do_shortcode('[wp_charts title="mypie" type="pie" align="alignright" margin="5px 20px" data=" ' . $total . ' ,1000 - ' . $total . ' "] ') ;?>

Thanks for the plugin!

you need to combine it in the first shortcode (not make an additional contact-form shortcode), so it would look something like this . . .

[contact-form subject='My Website Feedback' submit_button_text='SEND ME MONEY'][contact-field label='Name' type='name' required='1'/][contact-field label='Email' type='email' required='1'/][contact-field label='Message' type='textarea' required='1'/][/contact-form]

Yes you need to Create a Page.

Since I wanted to display the information for the event I called it “Event Information”.
In the page content I put {event_description}

In the Calendar plugin settings > Event Page tab
Single View Page -> “Event Information”
Select the 2 checkboxes and save.

Now either the graphical calendar items, or also items in the sidebar widget will open the Event Information page and display the description you made of the event.

hth

I had to revert to the 2.5.7.2 version as I cannot get this new version to load document category pages.

However it would be nice at some point if I could upgrade this plugin.

Thank you.

The BraveNewCode support site says that Relevanssi is incompatible.
https://www.bravenewcode.com/support/knowledgebase/known-incompatibilities/#searchplugins

I have disabled it in the WPTouch>Core Settings>Compatibility in addition to the Child theme “remove_action” and “remove_filter” method mentioned in the docs.
https://www.bravenewcode.com/support/knowledgebase/deactivating-plugins-in-your-mobile-theme/

Nevertheless I cannot get the WPTouch Search in the header to return anything.
Actually i should say it does return something, but it very quickly disappears.

No php errors or errors in the console.

As others said, change some metatag, click Update, page refreshes and the metatag has reverted back to its original state.

WP 3.5.2
Wordpress SEO v 1.4.18

EDIT: Just discovered that the metatag is actually being updated. When we view the source of the page on the frontend the metatag has changed. But the backend display still does not show the update.

Yes thank you.

Added a custom capability ‘edit_menus’ to a particular Role (Shop Manager).

Using Admin Menu Editor make Appearance and Appearance>Menu require the ‘edit_menus’ capability.

All other Appearance submenus require Admin capabilities.

The catch is that Shop Manager still needs to have edit_themes and edit_theme_options enabled to have any access to Appearance.

Thanks again.
jim

I think it is worth investigating the possibility that mod_sec (firewall) which is pretty standard on most cPanel servers is blocking cron. I’m surmising that cron fires, but then gets terminated by mod_Sec.

Will report back if I find anything.