rtenny

Perfect. And so easy.

Thanks very much for the quick reply

Thanks so much for this fix. I appreaciate your hard work. I will checkout the full-site export. Thats sounds very intersting.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by rtenny.

Thanks I had the same problem that I could not get rid of that banner even after signing up. Thanks for telling us about the settings tab.

Uninstalling did not help. I install the composer but the plugin in the old template has a different name/folder so this did not work either. I did find an old backup copied the folder and then managed to get rid of the message. I think you should have a way to dismiss the message rather then having to do all these step to remove an irrelevant message.
I also want to let you know that I am super happy with the plugin and your support. I have been using it for many years and always works great.

I have ignore the message and all is fine, its just a bit annoying to have this message there now for ever. Where is the flag set? Can I manually reset that in the database somewhere?

I have update to the latest version of CF and EBD change the short code to have the correct download id.
After the form is submitted I get the message “no data found”.

Any ideas?

Great, thx very much, Thats is just what I needed

I only upgraded artisteer a few days ago, I will check if that will fix my problem, Thanks for the info.

Thanks for the help. At least I know where to look now.

This is a typical WordPress problem and the main reason I avoid WordPress if I can. Workpress stores absolute links in the database. moving folders will almost always break things. I use “WP Migrate DB” plugin. That helps you replace the old link structure to the new. As this is a major problem with WP there might be other plugins available to help fixing links in the database. Hope this help.

Great thanks, adding manually help already, great widget, I will get the pro version as well.

Of course there is an answer, did you not read the posts?
The problem is your hosting setup. You need to increase the post_vars in PHP. The newer PHP version limit the variables that can be passed to 1000. This is just not enough. There is also a plugin to help you find the limit that you have at the moment.

Just set max_input_vars in php.ini to 5000, that helped me

Same problem here with Celestial Lite.
Any Solution yet?

I fixed this when I increased the mac_input_vars in php.ini. Thanks to lorro to point me in the right direction. This is NOT a woocommerce problem