mikeill

Ah. And you are not seeing the message: “SOAP installed! PEAR installed! Congratulations. Your server appears to be configured to integrate with mindbodyonline.”

SOAP and PEAR are required for this to work. Please check with your web hosts and ask them to configure php to enable them.

If you need a new host, feel free to email me [email protected].

Sorry for the difficulty.

If there is a conflict, consider simply disabling the modal pop-up using css. The code is posted on another thread under this topic.

Thanks a bunch for sharing this, Jackie.

Probably registration and sign-up at least. Not sure yet. Marking as resolved.

Shouldn’t be. There can sometimes be a conflict with Theme, though. Have you tried it with a basic WP theme like twentytwelve, thirteen, fourteen?

Sorry for the late reply. Did you get this sorted out, then?

I’m not sure if there’s an easier way, but you can find them by, within MindBody,
going to and Event EDIT page and viewing the source of the Dropdown menu items, which
contain the name of each event type and it’s associated ID number.

I know. But i think that in the case of the customizr theme, the bootstrap functionality may be included in other .js files, so that if WP were checking for a specific file name the enqueue check wouldn’t work.

I just had the same problem. Menu was visible only in min-width displays of the site. However deactivating all plugins and clearing cache solved it.

If I had Read TFM on wp_enqueue_style I would have seen that the $dependency handle actually has to be an array. So the following update corrects the code:

wp_enqueue_style( 'home_page_style', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/index-style.css', array('customizr-skin') );

Answered on Stack Exchange

found it. it's tc_show_breadcrumb

add_filter('tc_show_breadcrumb', 'my_replacement_function');
function my_replacement_function($output) {
    return code etc etc;
}

the problem was that I had forgotten to urlencode() the variables within the href. Which ends up looking like this:

/inc/modal_descriptions.php?classDescription=<?php echo urlencode(substr($classDescription, 0, 1000)) ?>"> <?php echo $className ?>

And then some.

Beautiful! I had just discovered that filtering out the_title as opposed to wp_title would do the trick. But your way makes much more sense because it’s specific to the one page. Thank you again.