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I added the following code to my admin.css file that my theme uses to style the WP’s admin side of things, and it fixed the issue:

.simmer-shortcode-modal-background,
.simmer-shortcode-modal-wrap{
	z-index: 8888 !important;
}

The shortcode popup, and screen overlay, are set to a higher z-index than the dropdown element, so it sits on top of that selector.

I’m having the same issue. Any update on this?

You’ll notice the commented out line:

<?php //do_action( ‘woocommerce_after_shop_loop_item’ ); ?>

If uncommented, it returns the same URL on the add to cart button.

I just uninstalled the plugin and reinstalled it, and it seems like things are fixed now.

As an FYI, the caching system that is causing all these headaches is CloudFlare.

Logged into the site caching system, purged the entire site, and still having this issue.

Ugh… I’ve been battling with this caching system that the client uses ever since the site launched. I’ve cleared the cache, and set it to not cache the plugins folder, could you check it again to see if the JS files is out dated? I’m still having the issue, but the JS file should be up to date now.

It actually seems to be happening across the entire website in any AJAX calls I have using the plugin. Here is a separate section, that’s using a different repeater, and shortcode:

https://www.hingemarketing.com/library/format/guides

It is happening here:

https://www.hingemarketing.com/blog

as well as on the archive pages (tags and categories).

There is an initial 10 posts that load on the url above, then after those 10, it should load 10 posts at a time, of all the remaining posts (hence the exclude setting in my shortcode).

I just commented out my JS call to the Jquery Validate, and still had the error.

Then, I udpated the plugin, and everything is working great now. So the plugin update did the trick.

Thanks.

It appears to be some issue with calling the jQuery Validate plugin. In my functions files, I registered and enqueued that .js file, and everything works now.

If I just copy and paste the above shortcode into the content editor, the form displays without any errors about .validate().

Is there something with the plugin that doesn’t allow using do_shortcode() with this?

Followup:

Here’s my shortcode:

$webShortcode = '[register_free_webinar webid='.get_field('qd_webinar_id').' pageid='.get_the_ID().']';
echo do_shortcode($webShortcode);

The get_field(‘qd_webinar_id’) uses the long numeric value of the webinar’s ID from it’s URL.

Then the pageid is set to the current custom post type post’s id, because I’m going to be doing some other stuff once the form is submitted on this page.

My returned shortcode that I run is:

[register_free_webinar webid=3078989171299094273 pageid=1347]

I’m having this same error.

It is occurring here:
https://sightlines.quantumdynamix.net/upcoming-webinars/webinar/exploring-the-state-of-sustainability-in-higher-education-2015/

Any thoughts on why this is happening, or how to resolve it?

Could someone repost the XLS styling information that JahLive provided, and kmcminn used to fix his issue?

I’m having the same issue, but the image JahLive linked to with his settings no longer works.

UPDATE:

I found a comment on an article about the Superscript/Subscript buttons, and here’s the new code for it:

/**************************/
/*  ADD BUTTONS TO EDITOR */
/**************************/
function enable_more_buttons($buttons) {
  $buttons[] = 'subscript';
  $buttons[] = 'superscript';

  return $buttons;
}
add_filter("mce_buttons_2", "enable_more_buttons");

sub had to be changed to subscript
sup had to be changed to superscript