puravida1976

I understand that it is “painful” to have to disable/enable plugins one-by-one to determine the conflict but that is the way of it sometimes. It is the same for us, because it’s almost impossible to narrow down rare issues.

However, the error you pointed out might be a clue (if not happening when you disable our plugin) and the fact that it is resolved when you disable the “filter options” is a very good clue. So, something in that javascript likely conflicts (or calls a missing function) that breaks all javascript links on the page.

I cannot promise that we will be able to take a look in the near future, but I will put it in the queue for review.

Best regards,

Brandon

Yes. Please refer to the documentation.

Your best bet is to take a few minutes to install the plugin and add a listing. You will quickly see how much more flexible and powerful this plugin is for listings than what you are used to. ??

Hello,

There must be a conflict with another script loading on the page.

I will add this to our tracker for later review. You could try disabling other plugins to see which one conflicts, which would greatly aid us in figuring out what is conflicting. Otherwise, it may be very difficult to reproduce and work around for your specific case.

I have saved your page locally, just in case you ever make a change. That way, we’ll still have something to review when the time comes.

Sincerely,

Brandon

Yes, it should be possible. We added a feature to assign a listing to multiple categories.

Hello,

This should be possible by specifying only the groups you want shown on the front-end. Have you tried using the WP-Portfolio shortcode generator or looking in the documentation for all of the various customizations? I would think there is already a way to do what you want.

If you still have trouble, please let me know what steps you took and we’ll dig in to give some suggestions or extend the functionality, if necessary.

Thank you,

Brandon

Hello,

Apologies for the delay. I am surprised that there are hardcoded breaks in there. I’ll ask my WP plugin developer to remove those and add the spacing to the wp-portfolio-wraper, so that it can easily be overridden.

Thank you for pointing it out!

Best regards,

Brandon

Hi Marcel,

Sorry for the delay. What you are asking for sounds simple. I will ask my WP plugin developer to take a look at adding an option like that when they have a moment.

Best regards,

Brandon

Akash resolved the issue after we communicated by email. I’m not sure why it wasn’t saving but now it is working well. Great plugin!

Awesome! Glad to hear it worked.

If you LOVE WP-Portfolio, we would greatly appreciate you leaving this plugin a 5-star review here. Take care! ??

Ciao!

Brandon

You should also have the option in the WP-Portfolio TinyMCE shortcode builder, assuming you have a fairly recent version of WP-Portfolio installed. ??

@leahth If I’m not mistaken, you’re referring to the group info. Please refer to the “Documentation” area, under “WP Portfolio” in the admin, for more details. If this is what you meant, though, here is the relevant excerpt from the docs:

To hide the title/description of all groups shown in a portfolio for just a single post/page without affecting other posts/pages, just use [wp-portfolio hidegroupinfo=”1″]

Best regards,

Brandon

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Very nice. Thank you for the quick response! ??

@andreiigna I forgot to include the specific error in my case is:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘[‘ in /home/123123/public_html/wp-content/plugins/if-menu/if-menu.php on line 112

Yes, I agree that ALL WordPress plugins should remain backwards compatible with PHP5 until such time as PHP7 is a viable option (not enough support in PHP7 to force people to migrate to it yet). This is the same mistake that Drupal made with D7 and D8, and it’s imperative not to have WordPress plugin developers make the same mistake.

I have spent time making sure my WordPress plugins are all backwards compatible, so I don’t think its too much to ask. Usually, it’s just a matter of using the legacy array notation. ??

Cheers,

Brandon

Hi Michal,

Thank you for narrowing that down! We are so backlogged with urgent work and a new venture, so I cannot promise when we will be able to investigate further. However, your testing shows that they must have deprecated some functions between those versions. We will need to check with the WordPress library developers we rely on, to see if they have support for higher PHP versions (not using those deprecated functions).

I will leave this as “Resolved”, since we do not -technically- support PHP7, and since we will eventually update the libraries, when possible.