Michael

Small additional request:

In order for me to analyze any potential interference, where can I find in your plug-in code the overlay generation (CSS, AJAX/code)?

Thanks a lot!

Michael

Dear @angelo_nwl,

yes, I have today again switched to TwentyTwenty theme for testing, avoiding my CSS tweaks and my functions.php enhancements with the same result (missing overlay) for the big calendar (the small calendar is in a sidebar, which doesn‘t show in the TwentyTwenty theme).

As the calendar overlay works in a brand new established clean environment, a link to interference with another plugin seems obvious, however, as stated earlier, with the WordPress Health Check & Troubleshooting plug-in activated and all other plugins deactivated, the problem persists. Hence, I have no idea where to further dig…

Best regards

Michael

@carazo,

thx!

In my ’functions.php’, I create a new administrator capability ’manage_acui’ and filter for it thanks to your kind modification.

Now, I can set any role to this capability.

Best regards

Michael

Dear @carazo,

as you are surely more experienced with WordPress than I am and it is good for me to learn:
What would you consider a better solution (besides allowing to select the related capability directly from the plugin‘s admin page)?

Thanks for you outstanding responsiveness and support!

Kindest regards

Michael

Little add-On:

I assume, in your file ‘import-users-from-csv-with-meta.php’, you would modify line 172 to something like
add_submenu_page( ‘tools.php’, __( ‘Import and export users and customers’, ‘import-users-from-csv-with-meta’ ), __( ‘Import and export users and customers’, ‘import-users-from-csv-with-meta’ ), apply_filters( ‘acui_capability’, ‘create_users’ ), ‘acui’, ‘acui_options’ );
in order to be able to add a filter and returning a different capability.

Correct?

Best regards

Michael

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• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Michael.

Dear @carazo,

many thanks for your fast response!

I understand that you consider an additional capability to be tricky in some cases, hence, a filter would indeed be fine.

By the way:
In my functions.php, I tried to use remove_submenu_page(‘tools.php’, ‘acui’) for non-admins without success…
Therefore, in your plug-in‘s function acui_menu(), I changed the capability directly, which is a rather bad solution – but working.

Again, thanks for your kind support!

Best regards

Michael

Hi @angelo_nwl,

thanks for your recommendations.

Yes, I use ?massive“ CSS on your calendar. But when disabling it completely, the overlay still does not appear.

The WP Safe Mode plug-in did not help as it generated a conflict with another mu-plug-in so that I had to recover my site incl. database (I saved everything before…).

With the WordPress Health Check & Troubleshooting plug-in, I can do similar things and with all plug-ins deactivated and parent theme ?Pure & Simple“ activated (which did not change since End 2019), the failure unfortunately persists.

Best regards

Michael

Hi support team,

the warnings persist even with today‘s update to Elementor version 3.0.6.

Best regards

Michael

After activating Health & Troubleshooting mode, even with all plugins deactivated and parent theme activated, the failure persists.
Even step by step deactivation of my own scripts does not help. Strange…

As the failure is not affecting functionality, I have to live with it for the time being…

Just a demonstration link: https://voicesunlimited.de/calendar-check

Best regards

Michael

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Michael.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Michael.

Dear @angelo_nwl,

thanks for your fast feedback and you attempt to help.

Unfortunately, the calendar is used in a protected area with a number of users and private data at hand, hence, I cannot grant any external access.

I have checked with a fresh installation and just your plugin active: no problem at all.
It is obvious that there must be some issue of interaction with another plugin.

However, I could not yet determine the root cause.

I will work further on the issue before coming back.

Best regards

Michael

First of all, I am glad that the silence is broken and the really nice plugin has received a WP5.5 update/test.

My problem is solved anyway (I don‘t use [page]caching):
I inserted ?var $ = jQuery;“ in a few of my scripts, which made everything work robust again.
The use of $ instead of jQuery is obviously a known specialty in WP.

Best regards

Michael

Hello @robert681,

thanks a lot for your fast feedback.

I believe you are right, however, after executing problemhandling mode by the
Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin with a standard theme and zero plugins active (except your’s), the issue persists…

Furthermore, I have another site with a different set-up and far less plugins and same behaviour after upgrade to WP 5.5.

(Login is still reported although excluded, Logoff continues to properly not being reported)

What would you recommend?

Thanks and best regards

Michael

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by Michael.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by Michael.

Add-On:

This behavior is only to be seen in expanded view.

In compact view, the mouseover works…

Hi @danielbachhuber,

thanks a lot for your explanations, which made me better understand the PHP SESSION concept and how “WordPress Native PHP Sessions” deals with it!

I could identify and eliminate the source of the issue.

Thanks again for your fast and precise response and of course thanks a lot for your time!

Best regards

Michael

Dear all,

Point 1. above does not refer to this plug-in, sorry, this was my fault!

However, Point 2 above still remains.

Thanks a lot in advance!

Best regards

Michael