ryan360

I’m also having this problem with an AJAX based multi-step gravityform. When I hit Next to go to the next step, it reloads the page and appends #gf_2 to the URL. If I click on the button to trigger the modal it is on page 2 but this is obviously not acceptable for end users.

EDIT: I figured out that it was related to Stripe’s SDK.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by ryan360.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by ryan360.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by ryan360.

Nevermind, I figured it out. For anyone looking to do this, simply make a folder in your child theme called ‘asl’ (use ‘asp’ if you are using the pro version) and then copy over the file from ajax-search-lite/includes/views/results//includes/views/results/result.php and you can manipulate the output of the search results there.

This is the full documentation: https://knowledgebase.ajaxsearchpro.com/hooks/templating/result-templating

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by ryan360.

Thanks for the quick response. I don’t see anything about what I’m asking in that link though. I’m looking for 3 separate ways to custom order the same custom post type.

For example,

Custom order 1: A, B, C, D
Custom order 2: D, A, C, B
Custom order 3: B, A, D, C

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by ryan360.

You the man!

Hello,

I have read that document but we want to display all the comments on load (The AJAX comment loading breaks the integration with MyCred badges) and have all child comments showing how they currently are. Is there no guide for recommended server specs?

Ryan

Awesome! Any idea on when the pro version will be available for purchase? I have a client who is very eager to get this implemented on her site.

Is there any way to incorporate a system that will ensure an image doesn’t get processed multiple times? i.e. storing the ID of the images to the db upon processing and then checking to make sure it hasn’t already been processed at runtime?

Here’s another example:

Original: https://imgur.com/XwJ2rlh

After Upload: https://imgur.com/a/Wg4VpxR

After regenerating thumbnails: https://imgur.com/a/gYeQOIz

I just did some additional testing and found that it only occurs when you regenerate thumbnails. It looks perfect after the original file upload and then becomes over sharpened when you run “wp media regenerate –yes” which is causing the distortion mentioned in my original post. I also tested it by running the command several times in a row and it would become more and more over sharpened each time.

Hello, thank you for the response.

1.) I only tried this with Imagick. I will try it again with GD and report back.

2.) I did not try uploading any of the affected images through the media library, just by regenerating the images. Also, the place I noticed it was on a WooCommerce product page. The product page is actually utilizing the Woocommerce Product Gallery plugin by WPAddons which resizes the image to several resolutions itself. I have not looked into how the plugin is doing that resizing but I will check that out next.

3.) Yes I can send some images. Here is the first image from the screenshots I provided in the original post: https://imgur.com/a/SH2Oljm

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by ryan360.

I’m also looking for a solution to this. I have edited the core WordPress file but as the previous poster mentioned, this is not an appropriate solution.

Is there any function we can add to our functions.php file to disable Divi’s hook into the code?

It is a DigitalOcean VPS. The memory usage never gets anywhere close to maxing out– the most we’ve ever used is 5gb of RAM. The CPU usage is what’s killing our site.

https://kingsherald.com/articles/grant-napear-fired-by-khtk-and-resigns-from-sacramento-kings/

Just saw there was a separate option to disable the new comment replies in the bubble. I still can’t turn on live commenting without it crashing the site though. What are the typical server requirements for this commenting system?

That worked. Thanks!