sanfordandson

This site is a client site, for which I have scheduled maintenance for April 30. I will install the newest version of Astra and then let you know what I find. Please leave this ticket open until then.

Regards,

Larry

Patrick,

I removed JQuery from optimization in my SiteGround Optimizer plugin. I wasn’t even aware that it was an issue, so thank you.

The form is now loading fine, AND the name field is split properly. So, evidently, the jquery issue with the SiteGround plugin was the cause of the problem. You can close this issue if you’d like.

Thanks again.

So sorry, I gave you the incorrect link. Here is the link to the Forminator form:

https://larrys21.sg-host.com/newsletter-signup-2/

and they are radio buttons, not checkboxes.

I think the answer to my first question is no, so I will re-ask this question:

(2) I notice that if a current newsletter subscriber fills in the subscription form a SECOND time (i.e., on another page visit on the same or different day), and uses the same email address both times, there are now TWO entries in the database for this email address. Ideally, if the email address is already in the database, then the second time he fills in the subscription form, it should just update the four options in the database.

Thank you, and sorry for the confusion.

Larry

Hello,

I applied the CSS fix found at the following link:

https://wpmudev.com/forums/topic/forminator-pro-split-name-field/

on two different forms on two different websites, and it works perfectly to place the First Name and Last Name on the same line. However, I tried the SAME fix to a third site, and it is NOT putting the First Name and Last Name on the same line. Here is the page:

https://larrys21.sg-host.com/newsletter-signup/

The form shortcode is 18150, and I have applied a CSS class name of split-name-field to the name filed on the form. Here is the Custom CSS that I have for this form, but it is not working as it should:

@media(min-width:783px){
	.split-name-field{
		display: -webkit-flex;
		display: -moz-flex;
		display: -ms-flex;
		display: -o-flex;
		display: flex;
	}

	.split-name-field .forminator-row{
		width:53%; 
		margin-bottom: 0!important;
		display: block!important;
	}

	.split-name-field .forminator-row:nth-child(odd){
		margin-right: 0!important;
	}

	.split-name-field .forminator-row:nth-child(even){
		margin-left: 0!important;
	}

	.split-name-field .forminator-col:last-child{
		margin-bottom: 0!important;
	}

	.split-name-field .forminator-col{
		width:100%;
		margin-bottom: 30px!important;
	}
}

I figured out the answers to all 4 of my questions, so I am closing this ticket.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by sanfordandson.

Guga,

Thanks for the prompt reply. Even though I got the error message, the plugin was installed, and I am able to add events, etc.

Questions:

(1) How do I add my Events to an Elementor page (other than the default Archive page)?
(2) Can I add a search by Event Category (i.e., an Event Category drop-down)?
(3) How do I get the Calendar view to show the event titles? Right now, the Calendar only shows dots for the events.
(4) When I hover over an event on the Calendar, isn’t it supposed to show a large tooltip, with the event’s Featured Image?

Thank you,

Larry

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by sanfordandson.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by sanfordandson.

What is the filename to change?

Thanks.

Hi, thanks for the prompt reply. I spent too many hours getting the post list style exactly how I want it … don’t really want to delete it and re-add it.

Can I manually make a coding change to one of the widget’s source files to fix the issue?

Thanks again.

Prashant,

Take a look at this page, and then the requirement should become more clear. There are multiple town employees and each needs to be able to receive emails at his/her own email address. But I don’t want to create separate forms, one for each employee.

https://larrys21.sg-host.com/event-organizer/

The forms you see on that page all use the same shortcode, because they are the same form (created by WP Forms).

If you click on the name of one of the people, you are taken to that person’s individual contact page (like the link I specified in the original post).

Looking forward to your thoughts on this.

Larry

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by sanfordandson.

Thank you, that worked perfectly!

Nithin,

Thanks for the reply, but if you use two separate Name fields, only ONE of them is passed to PayPal, and the customer has to manually fill in the rest of their name on the PayPal screen. The entire reason to use ONE name field is so both names are passed to PayPal.

However, changing the width of the field from 50% to 53% fixed the width issue.

Thank you!

I have the same issue. I need to make the Header Style = Minimal for all pages except the Home page.

When I edit th home page with the default editor, I don’t see any “OceanWP settings metabox”. How do I access that?

Thank you.

wfalaa,

The update fails if I try the update thru Dashboard/Plugins, but the update works if I update it thru Dashboard/Updates.

Hopefully you can figure out what the issue is when updating thru Dashboard/Plugins, and post a resolution here.

Thank you for the reply!

Hello,

The free version of WordFence has done a great job of helping me clean up hacked files at all of three of my sites, including lucassanford.com, but after installing and configuring WordFence, I was still experiencing periodic hacking of my sites.

A few weeks ago, I installed the free miniOrange 2-Factor plugin (sends me an email every time I try to log into WordPress, and will not let me log in until I click a link in the email). This had virtually shut down all hacker attempts, until today. The following files were hacked, according to WordFence:

File appears to be malicious: lucassanford.com/wp-admin/css/colors/lib38.php
File appears to be malicious: lucassanford.com/wp-admin/css/colors/page77.php
File appears to be malicious: lucassanford.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-pagenavi/db.php
File appears to be malicious: lucassanford.com/wp-includes/images/media/files70.php
File appears to be malicious: lucassanford.com/wp-content/themes/theme1340/admin/object93.php

I did not get an email from WordFence when my site was hacked, but I knew it was hacked when I visited my website and got this error in the browser:

Notice: Undefined index: gefba1998 in /home/sanforda/public_html/lucassanford.com/wp-includes/class-wp-walker.php on line 1.

So, I ran a WordFence scan, deleted the malicious files using WordFence, then replaced the class-wp-walker.php file with a backup. All is good, for now.

My question is, will the Premium version of WordFence help me prevent these hacks, and if so, how? Or, do I simply need to beef up my .htaccess file to prevent updates of any files in the above folders that were hacked?

Also, why didn’t the WordFence scan tell me of the hacked class-wp-walker.php file?

Last question, is there a setting in WordFence that will send me an email when a daily scan finds an issue?

Thank you in advance for any help you can provide, and please keep up the good work!

Larry Sanford