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I experience this as well, and I have identified this particular issue to a conflict with the Simple Business Manager plugin. It may not be this plugin in your case, but perhaps another plugin. SO you may want to check by turning off all other plugins to see if you regain Ajax functionality. If you do, then turn on other plugins one-at-a-time, and test Ajax functionality after turning each plugin on, to identify the conflicting plugin.

No it will not cost you anything more

No, you do not need a new account. You just need to create a new database for your CiviCRM installation, on the same account on which you have WordPress. Install CiviCRM as a plugin for your WordPress installation. Post further questions at jmdezigns.com

Yes I am, but with a different theme. Do you know what the patch is?

Any solution yet?

So it turns out that the above referenced script I placed in my functions.php file, to protect my Admin Dashboard breaks ajax dependent functionality on my site.

Is there any way to resolve this?

Thanks for the update. In continuing to try and troubleshoot this issue on my end, I have made the following observation. Anyone without access to my WordPress back-end, experiences the issues described above, whereas users with access to the wordpress back-end, even when defined as TeamMembers in iProjectWeb, can access iProjectWeb without problems. Access to my WordPress Dashboard is being controlled by the following code in my wordpress theme’s functions.php file

function prevent_admin_access() {
if (strpos(strtolower($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]), ‘/wp-admin’) !== false && (!current_user_can(‘administrator’) && !current_user_can(‘editor’)) ){
wp_redirect(get_option(‘siteurl’));
}
}

add_action(‘init’, ‘prevent_admin_access’, 0);

Removing this code solves the problems with iProjectWeb, but also opens up my wordpress backend.

Hope this is of some help with the new version.

Are you still anticipating release of the update this week?

Have you tried my suggestion above? That’s how I resolved the duplicate comments issue.

My suggestion to all that are still seeing duplicate posts is to do the following.

Designate one page where your reviews will appear, and where users will submit reviews.

Insert the shortcode [WPCR_INSERT]
Make sure NO options are checked or filled in, in the WP Customer Reviews tab in the page edit window. Just simply enter the shortcode and publish the page.

Now, go to your Customer Reviews Plugin settings. (Settings —> Customer Reviews

Make sure that under the “Review Page Settings” the option for “Show review form:” is checked. Also fill in your preferred button text.

Let me know if this helps.

Josh
https://www.jmdezigns.com

Thanks. I am no jquery expert myself, but I am having a colleague look into this as well. My guess though would be this is perhaps more of an Access Control issue more so than a jquery issue.

What other plugins are you running?

Also just noticed that in the demo, the users are all setup as Super Admins, which allows for front-end access and editing of projects. Can you setup a “TeamMember” user on the demo installation, to see if that works as expected.

Ok, I have deactivated all my other plugins, and tried to access the front-end with only iProject Web running. Still get the same error.

Do you think it matters that i deleted all (but the SuperAdmin) demo users, projects and tasks and set up my own? I really think this is an issue with iProjectWeb, perhaps specific to my set-up, and maybe general to iProject Web. Really want to use this plugin, but I need this to work.

On a seperate note, in defining the User Roles, can I change the text for user role TeamMember to read “Consultant” instead. I could not find this in the language file “iprojectweb_resources_en-gb.php”.

The installation is here

Login as jmdezigns and password: testuser2012

Please let me know when you are done testing so I can change the password