relish1227

Actually, it is still showing up! Is this a spamm plugin? It shows up in Internet Explorer, but not Chrome or Firefox. I have deactivated the plugin and it continues to display.

Reinstalling and then deactivating seems to have worked. It was odd that it kept showing up when it wasn’t listed as a plugin!

My client added this plugin to their site… and it has added “Real Estate @ WordPress.” to the footer of their site. They asked me to remove this — and I uninstalled the plugin, but it still shows up!

How do we remove this completely? Why would it show up even if it is uninstalled?

I am still having this issue. I have Magic Fields 1.5.2 now — still seeing it. In Chrome the error is:

Error 330 (net::ERR_CONTENT_DECODING_FAILED): Unknown error.

The images were showing up on a server with PHP 5 — but are not on a server with PHP 4 (set to PHP 5 via htaccess). If the PHP version is the issue, is there some workaround?

Thanks.

I guess one way to do it is to just create a home.php that pulls in the particular new page’s content? Is this the best way to do this?

I also have this issue — it’s a brand new 3.0.1 WP install and I have no other plugins installed.

I’m also not sure how to go about Scott’s solution above.

Thanks, Lester!

I am not using MU.

Well, I’ll be danged. Thanks.

What’s odd is that I am not hiding them via Magic Fields or elsewhere.

Did you ever find a solution to this?

I think you mean the options for the write panel? I do have “post tags” checked in the standard fields… however, they are not showing up.

To make things interesting, the other day I created a new user that doesn’t have as many capabilities as the admin (I am using the Role Manager plugin). And when I login as this new user — they DO have all the attributes.

Any idea why it’s not displaying for the admin?

Whew. The Page Template dropdown just disappeared for me, too.

I deactivated all of my plugins — it seemed that Magic Fields was the culprit. I reactivated it / them and it was back.

GAh. Well, I figure it out. Don’t ask me why, but for some reason I didn’t have the loop code on these pages — so it was just the_content(); living on it’s own. I added it back and it’s fine. Interesting that it even worked before!

semidivine,

Did you ever find a solution to this? I have a similar situation.

Thanks.

Hey, hollywoodgrind — thanks, that worked.

Okay, here’s a solution. Maybe there is another, but this works.

$fieldName = "casestudy_gallery_image";
$fieldTotal = count(get_field_duplicate($fieldName));