markpanado

Thanks, launchinteractive! You the best!

Hi RyGanley,

I just use the old version 1.6 so I can still use the feature of this plugin. You can download a copy here: https://www.mark.ph/publish-view.1.6.zip

Hi, as I checked on the 1.67 Changelog it is stated that this is not a bug. But we don’t want to change the behaviour of preview button.. We want new tabs to be opened when previewing changes. We would be happy if this feature will revert back. Thank you!

Hi, sorry for not getting back. The issue is specific on a single page. I’m not sure what’s happening but I just recreated the page the problem is gone. I will now mark this as resolved. Thank you!

Thanks so much!

Alright thanks too!

Hi Philip,

I finally find a remedy to fix the problem. I just recreated the page and added the subtitle in the new page and it works. It’s just find it weird the the subtitle field is not working on that specific page. I tried it in a post type which I didn’t test earlier and it works also. The only problem is that specific page. Thanks.

Ok I will try to test it on another WP installation and different host. Will update you for the results. Thanks for the support!

– I tried to disable all other plugins and put a single character such as “a” in the subtitle field but it doesn’t save.
– Other fields are saving normally.
– I’m using PHP Version 5.4.35. MySQL 5.5.41
– I also checked the apache error logs but nothing is reported there
– I’m using the default Twenty Fifteen theme

Whenever I hit the “Update” button, the Subtitles’ field is not saving and will just return a blank content. I’m using WP 4.1. I will try to disable other plugins to check conflicts.

Thanks.

+1

The quick fix “@ before the preg_match()” hide the warning.

Thanks, Andrew!

Yes, tried all the suggestions on that page but still the issue occurs.

Same thing happened on my my site.

Can anyone help us?

This helps me solve my problem at my site’s built-in gallery https://www.vicelv.ph ! Thank you ??