martinog

Hi All,

@samchoe2002 ROCKS!

His solution below works for me. Some of my settings needed to be changed.

Martin

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2 months ago
Hello guys,

I found a solution for it. Open the Widget Section. Click on Screen Option (Top Right corner). Enable accessibility mode and then save the widget. Once it is saved, disable the accessibility mode.

Let me know if it worked for you ??

Good day guys!

Sam.

As a MailChimp Reseller, I would like to see more features in this plugin as well as improved documentation. This should have been done before the pricing change. Before migrating my sites to SendGrid, can you have an update from the Mandrill Team on any plans to update this plugin?

This should be part of every WordPress/MailChimp customer installation.

For the excerpt section, there is only one tab. You don’t have both Visual and Text.

Shawn 1) When just [powerpress] is entered, it gets ignored. 2) The URL is getting stripped out and just [powerpress url= “”] is displayed.

The WordPress excerpts box was checked.

Is there any other recommendation?

Hi Shawn,

Is it possible display the PowerPress player in excerpts? I tried [powerpress] as well as [powerpress url=” “] but neither one correctly displayed.

The previous developer used some Javascript code that doesn’t appear to be operational.

Martin

Hi,

I had the same issue. Here are some suggestions:

1) I am going to assume you might be using Mac vs. PC.

2) Using Mac Excel, create a .csv file with the source URL in Column A and the target URL in Column B. Do not enter any header in row 1.

3) Using Mac Excel, save the file as a Windows Comma Separated (.csv) format. Do not select Comma Separated Values (.csv) or MS-DOS Comma Separated Values (.csv)

4) In the Redirections Plugin, select Options, under Import Choose File, click Upload.

If you don’t have the correct .csv format, the Redirection Plugin will import only one row. Make sure you count the number of rows before you import to ensure all of your redirects were imported.

Good luck to you!

Hi John,

I re-installed your new Version 2.3.15 and this issue is now resolved. Thanks for addressing this so quickly!

Martin

I am running WordPress 4.2.

Hi,

I have also seen this error after upgrading to PHP Version 2.3.14. My site is running 5.4.38. I have tried deleting and re-installing the plugin without success.

Fatal error: Call to a member function get_id() on a non object plugins/redirection/models/pager.php on line 147

HI Antonie,

Same problem on my site. It worked fine until I installed the update this evening. We don’t get anything showing on our page. We use Studio Press, which has its own Slider on the home page.

a) I tried your fix above, it did not work.
b) Can I revert back to the old version? If so, where can I find the files?

Martin

This plugin appears to work fine if you have only one Gravity Forms form. When you have more than one form, it appears to not like duplicate label names.

I also run their Directory Plugin so that makes it a show stopper. If this plugin read fieldids rather than just the field labels, and there was some way of mapping tags to field labels, that might resolve the issue. It read my Phone number, Email, Company Name and Address and it did not appear to be case sensitive.

I disabled the other Highrise forms but that didn’t solve the problem.

@MouseClcks – You place it in the Shortcode on your WordPress page.

[directory form=”1″ page_size=”150″ approved=”true” entryback=””? lightboxsettings=”images” sort=”1″ dir=”ASC”]

I found the fix, in the WordPress short code add: entryback=””

This works for me. That said, I have noticed a problem with conflicting Gravity Form Ids. They must be unique. The Directory Form cannot share a Gravity Form Id with another form.