schipperz

I want to confirm this same bug as you are experiencing. Like the topic that got closed, while the error in the debugger window has disappeared the button still does not appear within the editor created with ACF.

Seeing how important ACF has become for easily and quickly building websites i would really appreciate if the plugin developers of MCE Table Buttons could fix the bug or tell what would cause the issue.

Some further information:

The conflict apparently is located here:

ed.onExecCommand.add(function(ed, cmd, ui, val) {
 if ( cmd == 'WP_Adv' ) {
	if ( ed.settings.wordpress_adv_hidden == 1 )
        {
		DOM.hide( mce_table_toolbar.id );
	else
        {
		DOM.show( mce_table_toolbar.id );
	}
}

Which throws an error (Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘id’ of undefined ) when mce_table_toolbar.id is being accessed.

I am experiencing the same problem as reported above the plugins no longer work together. Anybody got any suggestions for alternatives that offer the same simple functionality.

3 very important questions about that plugin (since i had seen it) are:

1: Can you force people to fill in all the steps? so a form can not be submitted without finishing all 20 or so steps.
2: Can you discount the price based on quantity so ordering 500 of size 2 is cheaper then ordering 100 of size 2?
3: Does it have the ability to make the form multipage ? Its not a requirement since i could do some stuff with javascript to get a similar effect but it would be the preferred way to have each step be a separate page.

Figured it out ??

function disable_scripts()
{
    if(!is_page('Recreatieprogramma'))
    {
        wp_dequeue_script('events-manager');
    }
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'disable_scripts');