pcarguy22

Just realized, for a server with a Memory Limit in GB, your plugin is not coded to handle that scenario. May want to get the size extension (M or G) dynamically in a future version.

it’s https://pivoture .com/resources – thank you very much for getting back to me. I am very excited for this to work!

Reports_Widgets

You really helped me, thank you.

I am using the latest version: 1.2.2

I added:

<input type="hidden" name="redirect_to" id="redirect_to" value="<?php echo $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; ?>" />

to the plugin’s login-form.php

Then in authenticate.php, I changed line 17 to:

'loginRedirectURL' =>''.$redirect_to.'',

Hi, would you mind sharing how you solved this?

Thank you very much.

I found the issue – it was a loading span on a button:

<span class="edd-loading">
<i class="edd-icon-spinner edd-icon-spin"></i>
</span>

Chrome didn’t like it.

loginBySocialID.php

line 120

changed from:

$redirect_to = $redirect_to = admin_url();

to

$redirect_to = $redirect_to = site_url();

The question is if I cag get this to open in a popup rather than inline?

Hi Justin, I did this and it fixed the issues in the back end, but it breaks the storefront elegance theme, do you know what difference was made that can be edited in the previous version?

I figured out another solution:

Wrap the shortcode in a div with the class sc_slidecontent and target the collapsed state like this:

.sc_slidecontent .qafp-faq-answer {
    display: block !important;
}

I also did

.sc_slidecontent .qafp-faq-title {
    display: none !important;
}

Then manually added <h1>Title</h1>

before placing

<?php echo do_shortcode("[qafp id=123]"); ?>

in my theme. A neat way to use this as a way to include content in theme files without running a loop.

Would love to see an answer as well

Is it possible to use a shortcode to show a single FAQ with collapsible false?

Thank you! Again, a beautiful plugin.

Good news…

Posted on Stack Overflow and got a solution – > here.

Here is the code that works:

$(".qafp-faq-anchor").click(function () {
    // Remove open class if this is open
    if($(this).find('.fa-caret-right').hasClass('open')) {
        $(this).find('.fa-caret-right').removeClass('open');
    }
    else {
        // Removes open class no matter where it is
        $('.open').removeClass( "open", 1000 );
        // Adds open class to clicked element
        $(this).find(".fa-caret-right").addClass("open", 1000);
        return false;
    }
});

You can see a working fiddle – > here.

I think it’s a nice addition… : )

I created a fiddle showing the exact problem.