kikaweb

Hello,
thanks for pointing out this. The first time I updated the plug-in I saw no “migrate categories” option. I uninstalled and reinstalled the plug-in and now I can see the option, I migrated the categories and now everything worked as expected.
Thanks a lot for your suggestion and for this awesome plug-in!

Please ignore the diagnostic file. There was some other plug-in that was messing with htaccess, still investigating which one.
I solved that and now the Extended protection is on.
Thanks

Thanks for the fast reply,
I’ve just sent the diagnostics report and added my username.

Hello,
most of my sites have localized versions of WP (Italian). If I go to the update page, it gives me the option to revert to en-US version… is there a way to revert to the it-IT version in just one click?
Thanks

You need REST API for the new editor to function. The new editor talks to the WordPress back-end via the REST API.

Hence the subject of this post.

It might have been disabled by a plugin, or a s code snippet.

Having disabled all plug-ins and switched to Twenty Twenty (manually, that is not through Health Check) I’m pretty sure it’s neither a plugin nor a snippet

You may also discussed with hosting provider.

That’s what I did, since it was strange that three websites with different theme/plug-in configuration had the same problem, at the same time. But my hosting said everything’s ok on their part.

Hello @t-p, I have done all the things you suggested, and as I’ve already posted the Health Check simply reports a problem with REST API.
I also had a second look at the error log, just to be sure, and there’s nothing there. There was a minor error regarding an old table, related to a plug-in I uninstalled months ago, but after a db cleaning the error disappeared – my problem persists, though.
It still looks like a problem with the REST API – after all, the classic editor works, and in general everything that doesn’t involve REST API seems to work just fine.

Hello Anders,
thank you for the quick reply and for the link to the post on Stack Overflow. In facts, I made a search there but for some reason I totally missed that thread.
I’ll take it from there!
And by the way, thanks for the beautiful Chaplin theme ??

Hello, I have the same problem as @studiostilla. Was this resolved?

Ops, sorry, my fault, I should have made it clear that I was using PayPal.
Anyway: even in the EME backend I can see only the full price. No discount is applied.
Also the registration form is not storing the #_NAME field in the People and Change Registration table, but it is displaying it correctly in the confirmation email. I guess EME is storing this info in two different place? Maybe the same thing is happening with the discount?

Hello Franky, I’ve just re-tested everything but when I make the booking there’s no discount, PayPal is always charging full price. I think I’ll use the 2 seats solution with no conditional for the moment. If you need me to do other tests I’ll be more than happy to help.

Yes, I created a coupon with the same name and details of the example (if I understood the docs correctly: name “testdiscount2”, type “code”) and only changed the Custom field name and answer. Obviously I changed the details also in the functions.php. I also assigned the discount to the RSVP tab in the Event entry. See code below (“si” is the answer, “UNPLI” the fieldname)

function my_eme_discount_function($booking) {
    $calculated_discount=0;
    $coupon="";
    // calculate your stuff based on the booking and answers arrays
    // and return the discount. A starting example:
    $answers=eme_get_booking_answers($booking['booking_id']);
    foreach ($answers as $answer) {
        if ($answer['field_name'] == "UNPLI") {
               $coupon = $answer['answer'];
        }
    }
    // now check $coupon for your wanted value and do the discount ($booking has all the booking info)
    if ($coupon == "si") {
            // return a total discount of 30%
            $calculated_discount=$booking['event_price']*$booking['booking_seats']*.3;
    }
    return $calculated_discount;
}
add_filter('eme_discount_testdiscount2','my_eme_discount_function');

Nothing happens. The total updates but no discount is applied. I’m not very skilled in php, so – again – I may have missed something obvious.

Franky,
Thanks a lot for the quick reply. Yes, I thought I could do with a discount as a workaround, but the problem is that none of the examples I tried from the docs work. I add the code to my functions.php file, customize the details (i.e. the custom field name) but nothing happens, the total stays the same.
Unfortunately I’m testing it on a local environment and I’m not able to send you a link.
I know I’m probably missing something obvious…

Hello, I have the same issue, so I thought to add my voice to this thread instead of starting a new one.

It took me a while to find out why all my pages showed a “noindex, follow” meta tag, even if my Yoast plug-in settings were set correctly. After trying to disable one by one the plug-ins installed on my website, I found out the problem was the conflict with GDPR Cookie Consent + Yoast.

Same as @renners: if I disable either Yoast or GDPR Cookie Consent the problem goes away, so I don’t know what to do. Both plug-ins are necessary for my website and honestly I would like to keep both.

Hello @emmageddon. Yes, that’s the shortcode I used. But I see it more as a workaround. I think a sticky element would be more elegant and would provide a better user experience.
I’m sure it can be achieved by adding some HTML + CSS or jQuery to my site, but I was wondering if someone had already done something similar or if this could be included as an option in the plug-in dashboard.

Hello @wpcoderguy, thanks for your reply.
Regarding your suggestion: the problem is the widget area, not the subscription widget. Since the schema.org markup is hardcoded in the parent theme’s functions.php file even a text widget won’t show up on home page. The code I’m referring to is the following:

<?php if ( $islemag_has_sidebar ) { ?>
	<div itemscope itemtype="https://schema.org/WPAdBlock" id="sidebar-ads-area-<?php echo $section_nb; ?>" aria-label="<?php echo $islemag_aria_label; ?>">

The only way I can see this widget area is if AdBlock is disabled.

So my question is: is it possible to override that line of functions.php file in my child theme?
For the moment the only solution I found is creating a new front page in child theme and hardcoding the form using a function to call the shortcode. But it’s not a very elegant solution and if one day my client would like to get rid of the form, he cannot do it from the admin panel…

As I wrote in my previous message, for some reason I wasn’t able to register a new widget area and show its content on the home page either. But I’m a designer and not a coder, and reverse engineering a theme is a bit difficult for me.