ryan360

Just ran into this problem again.

I have the same issue as above ^^. I just rolled back to whatever version was previously installed (took the plugin folder out of a backup) but it still white screens. The error log is coming back with:

[17-Aug-2015 23:20:37 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 130968 bytes) in /home/user30242/public_html/wp-includes/class.wp-dependencies.php on line 230

Disabling coin slider and 1 additional jQuery reference fixed the problem. Thanks!

Thank you. I redacted the URL from one of the URL’s but forgot to strip it out of the second one. I appreciate it.

That worked. I had the /resetpass set as an exception but I hadn’t checked the box. Thanks!

Also, can you redact the URLs for me? I forgot to redact the domain in my original post.

Yes I meant for the authors data itself. Do you think that might be an option in the future? I’m sure it would be very useful for anyone using WordPress for a membership site. Thanks for the prompt response.

I was just about to post this. I have 2 playlists with the # of tracks in the settings page set to 7 tracks. The first playlist shows all 7 fine but the second playlist only shows 3, and when I hit the ‘View More’ button it only expands to 4 (even though there are also 7 tracks).

While it might not be your intention to “hide” anything, I’m sure lots of the people purchasing the pro version (like myself) are doing it strictly for the multiple playlists feature thinking they’ll be able to have more than one playlist on a page. When a client asked me if he could add another playlist next to his existing one, I told him it wouldn’t be a problem if he purchased the Pro version of the plugin. It seemed like it could handle it after a quick glance at the screen shots, I guess I should have spent more time reading the documentation. :-X

I’m going to try out this hack-ey iframe solution but if it doesn’t work I’m going to have to ask for a refund and look for another solution. ??