knaber

We have the same problem as OP

We’re having the same issue as OP.

For us, a good solution would be for the “next” lesson button to mark the lesson as complete as students do not see the button in the top right corner.

Is this possible?

I also tried to use the provided code to remove the “analytics” tab from the instructor section and it does not work:

add_filter('tutor_dashboard/instructor_nav_items', 'remove_some_links');
function remove_some_links($links) {
	unset($links['analytics']);
	return $links;
}

Please provide a solution, thank you.

Is your permalink structure set to use “/blog/%postname%/”?

If so, the reason Tutor shows it is because the plugin uses the setting “‘with_front’ => true” when it registers the Tutor post-type in WordPress (which means that it includes the “post slug”.

I have been asking and not received an answer for a way to set this setting to ‘false’ as it does not interfere with the plugin and then “blog” would not show in the URLs for Tutor.

@TutorLMS can you provide a way for us to set with_front to false in Tutor/Classes/Post_types.php?

I’ve been able to identify that the markup is stripped when the product’s visibility is set to “hidden” or “search” in Woocommerce. When set to “catalog” the behavior is as expected.

My opinion is that this plugin should show “hidden” and “search” items with markup as the ability to hide items from the main woocommerce catalog is valuable and it’s easy to include the hidden products in the Product Table using categories. Bonus would be the ability to select markup output via the shortcode options…

Thanks again.

I have the exact same issue as OP and have verified that the template is the same as is provided by woocommerce. Any ideas?

Hey Frank,

Thanks for the feedback. I have checked the options on edit post as well as in Adminimize, and I also have activated the ‘thumbnail’ (i.e., featured image meta box) in my theme.

Prior to this update, the meta box was working and I’ve verified that on my production site. Maybe it’s a conflict with another plugin or theme element, but the immediate fix has been to disable Adminimize.

Thanks for the support my friend.

I can’t get it to work. Anyone else find a fix?

Here’s how I’m calling mine:

<?php thisismyurl_easy_popular_posts('count=8&credit=false&show=true'); ?>

Mothnrust –
It looks like we’ve found the common problem. I’m on ixwebhosting too. I’m going to follow this up. Do you think it is something malicious by ixwebhosting?

Ok, look, let me put this simply. I am NOT working on a “new install” – I have had this blog for a few months. Secondly, I didn’t realize that participating in someone’s thread who has the SAME EXACT symptoms is the same as hijacking it. And finally, I DIDN’T screw up anything. It stopped working spontaneously – or so it seems. I’m having the same problem that mothnrust is having. Can I get help here or not?

I’m working on a fresh upload, but this is very disconcerting. If, say, I were hacked and my WordPress site could be taken down that easy, then my confidence in it is greatly weakened. However, my website has such low traffic that I’d be surprised it would catch anyone’s attention to be hacked. How can I determine if I am even vulnerable to hacks?

Here is the whole error:

Fatal error: main() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘/hsphere/…/wp-includes/compat.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/local/share/pear’) in /hsphere/…/wp-settings.php on line 207

Should I try uploading a fresh copy of WordPress? My last upload attempt seems to have exacerbated the problem.

Ok. After uploading a new copy of the wp-includes folder I have a new error: “Fatal error: main()…” Now what?

I’m having the exact same problem with the same symptoms as mothnrust. (I “upgraded to 2.6.2 about a week back, everything worked fine, no problems
then suddenly [today] couldn’t access anything, not home page nor login.”) I’m in the process of uploading a fresh copy of the wp-includes folder right now.