juusui

@mikes41720 Thanks for the response. I do have the most recent versions of both plugins.

Thumbs up to @digitalmarque. Good idea – it worked for me.

Ahhhhh, there it is! For me, it was the WPMU Dev Dashboard plugin.

Thanks for all your help.

It appears that it is attached to the correct table…
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ie3cqjgou4s5j30/pods-repeater.jpg?dl=0

PERFECT! That worked. Thanks.

Thanks for the quick response. I did not try applying filters and don’t know how to do that in the way I’ve implemented the repeated field on the front end.

<?php $array = pods_field('glossary_blocks');
	foreach($array as $item) { ?>
		<div class="row">
			<div class="druva-glossary-block-title">
				<h2 class="druva-glossary-definition-title"><?php echo $item['glossary_block_title']; ?></h2>
			</div>
			<div class="druva-glossary-block-content"><?php echo $item['glossary_block_text']; ?></div>
		</div>
<?php } ?>

Is there a better way to implement this that would also allow for applying the filter mentioned?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by juusui.

Thanks, Vlad.

Thanks for the responses. Does having 75,000 files in the media folder change anyone’s mind?

By the way, this page (https://www.gdca.com/request-product-transfer/) also uses Beaver Builder and the Cookie Consent banner shows without issue.

Thanks for the feedback. I can see the error but I don’t have the ability to fix this on my own. I’ve sent it to a developer that I work with for help. I’ll post the answer once we resolve.

It’s possible it could be a theme problem as well. The theme uses Waypoints and the theme company hasn’t updated the theme in some time (may be out of business). I can see that the theme’s version of Waypoints is a full two versions behind.

By the way, I noticed that my post was the fifth “Not Showing on Home Page” post. I checked the others and was not able to get a solution.

I can concur with the comments above. I tested on two different sites, both running WP 5.0.3. One site with Elementor installed. The other site was a bare bones testing site.

Fixed on both sites once the “Restrict for Admin only” box is checked.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by juusui.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by juusui.

I contacted @webholism about the issue and was sent a fix last week. I tested it and can see the issue was, indeed, fixed. I’ve since installed the official 3.0.3 release.

Thanks for the quick fix.

By the way, I’ve had the opportunity to meet the developer a few times. He’s a good dev and a good guy. I even asked him about this plugin at WCSF.

Unfortunately, it appears there is just not a lot of support for this plugin at the moment – as evidenced by the lack of resolved threads. Of course, it’s popular and it’s free. That’s not always easy to support. I’m sure the problems will be shored up, just not sure when.

It seems that it works more when I keep down the number of calls to Twitter. Right now, I have the widget running on the home page with only the last three tweets showing.

I’ve had no problem getting this to work consistently on a test site. But the test site has no traffic and the site I’m having a problem with has plenty of traffic.

One page with three tweets is not great, but it’s all we need, for now. So, I’m letting it ride to see how long it will work with this configuration.