jreese78254

Do you have an e-mail address where I can send you a screen capture of what I am seeing?

Our site is behind a smart card authentication layer that prevents us from sharing it with people outside our organization. If there is something specific you want me to look at, or you want to have a remote session and look while I drive, we can probably accommodate that effort.

I checked, and no goals are set for the plugin.

I am seeing an invalid property name for the following:

*zoom: 1;

I am also seeing an invalid property value for the following:

-webkit-box-flex: auto;

I would install that plugin if so many people hadn’t stated that it broke their Web site.

We do not use a caching plugin, so that is not something that should be an issue. Also, we are hosted on Pantheon, so I am not sure if it is a site issue. I would give you the URL, but we are locked down using CAC authentication.

Is there another way we could possibly get you information so you could see what the issue might be?

We also noticed that our traffic count went to zero, but we don’t use Complianz. Is there something we should be looking at that would resolve this issue?

Okay. Thanks for looking into this issue. We will go ahead with that workaround, as Relevanssi was returning better search results than the default WordPress search.

Image Hotspot by DevVN and Image Map Hotspot

The Image Hotspots work as a popup over an image to display content. It allows us to display content for a visual piece of our software product so that users can review its capabilities.

The Relevanssi engine was working with it, but suddenly, all of our Image Hotspots started displaying the hidden content as visible content, but distributed across the page. Plus the pins are supposed to be tied to specific places on the image, but they were rendering in our navigation banner.

We ended up with duplicate events when the import was finished.

What seems to happen with import and export is that we can export what is showing as “Events”, but when we reimport, it does a merge not an overwrite.

If we knew what tables to export using SQL Workbench, we are already having to export the user data so we can keep separate user sets.

How about if we export all posts and events, do our push, and then reimport the posts and events? It seems like the Events XML file has the content that is found in our events, so I am hoping that would preserve the content so we could then reimport after each push.

Also, if you know what tables we should possibly look at exporting on the Live site, shouldn’t this protect us from issues. We discovered that our hosting site’s push upstream doesn’t allow us to push just certain content. It is an all or nothing system. This is why to preserve our Live users versus our Dev users, we have to export the user tables and user metadata.

What we would like to do is just keep maintaining the Events Calendar on our Live site and not update the Dev content at all. The main reason is that we are using Dev for content development for the release, and the Events Calendar content will not track against the release, but rather a training schedule independent of any release.

We shouldn’t be doing any updates in Dev for this as all, so I was hoping if the entries on the Live site had a greater timestamp (later date) than what is in Dev, then we would be okay.