Shannon86

@patelketan anyway I can send it privately? I don’t think my client wants their staging environment out there for everyone to see.

I’m having the same issue, I’m getting that error in the console and none of my “popup on click” buttons are working.

Did anyone ever get an answer to this? I seem to be able to log in, but when I try to go to the add listing page I get redirected to the dashboard (the /dashboard page not the WordPress dashboard) and it says I’m not logged in.

Is there any way I can get a version of the older theme until I figure out the new changes?

I was having the same issue and rolling back to the old version worked like a charm, thanks!

I’ve tested it on Godaddy, Site5 and Arvixe today, not working on any of those hosts.

This is happening in several of the sites I manage. This all happened after the 4.2.3 update.

I’ve experienced the same problem on several of the sites I maintain. I’m about to try downgrading one to 4.2.2 to see if that solves the issue for now.

Actually after some digging around it’s built into the theme itself (the site is 99% done, I was brought in to make some last minute modifications since the original developer can’t). The only option I can think of would be to remove the rating and then add a seperate plugin but I’d rather not do that since this is all set up already.

Would it be easier to add a default comment if the comment section is left empty? It could just be a blank space. That was my original thought actually, but I wasn’t sure how to go about that.

I’m not referring to the number plugin, I’m referring to the default WordPress comment script. The rating doesn’t override the comments. I was just mentioning the plugin to make more sense about why I was asking for the comment to be optional just because I knew I’d be asked about that. ??

Great, thank you!

That works fantastically Manuel, thanks! The only thing is that lists EVERY page number, so it isn’t exactly practical for a large blog. Any way to only list 1,2,3 and the last three numbers of pages?

For example:

Prev < 1 < 2 < 3 | Current Page # | 300 > 301 > 302 > Next

That seems like a lot of effort for a pretty simple plugin. Why should I sign up with an account when there are loads of plugins that do something similar without the extra effort?