shaunbowen

UPDATE:
I remembered I previously copied the complicated form to another separate website, so I exported it from that other site and re-imported back into the problematic site.

Now the original form and all its data/entries have returned! It even has the same embed code as before – I assume an exported form retains the embed code and this is why it is the same?

I’m concerned about updating other sites now though, as I don’t want to lose all my forms….

This seems to have fixed the issue, thank you.

To replicate this, just install any other plugin that uses a PNG image for its icon in the left hand menu (not a font icon). Then create a page with a ‘SiteOrigin Image’ widget anywhere in the layout. You will find that the PNG icon image in the left menu will vanish, replaced with the ID of the SiteOrigin Image.

Hi Alex, the conflict happens with Yoast 7.5.3 and the latest version 7.8. I haven’t got any sites with versions in between.

I’ve just tried a new site, removing the theme (Buildpress) and replacing that with TwentySeventeen, plus deactivating all plugins except Yoast and PageBuilder. The issue is still present.

Not sure why this is marked as resolved?

I am also experiencing this issue with multiple websites (Pagebuilder is used on many of our sites). The error disappears when disabling Yoast.

I would login to your SiteOrigin forums but your website is showing ‘Database Error’!

Hi Chris, sorry about that, I just haven’t had time to test this with the other work I’ve had on. I have it on my to-do list.

I apologise, I have spoken to Cashflows and they have informed me we need a separate account with NMI if we wish to make it compatible with your plugin.
Please mark this as resolved.

I don’t understand the terminology fully, but Cashflows/Voicepay insist they are compatible with the NMI Gateway and have successfully integrated with other websites in the past.

Also, I assumed your plugin WAS the gateway? And you’re saying it only works WITH the NMI Gateway? Can you see where I’m confused?

Thanks!

Unfortunately the theme files don’t match up to anything from the Theme Setup guide so I think I’ll just stick to Compatibility Mode, as it now works just fine.

Many thanks.

I have managed to discover the issue – the Yoast SEO plugin is the culprit.

It looks like the ‘Meta Description’ section on Yoast needs to be filled with something on EVERY listing otherwise the entire contents of the property is inserted in the head of the page twice!

The neatest workaround is to go to the ‘Post Types’ section in Yoast’s ‘Titles and Metas’ settings and make sure there is something in the description box for your listings.

Hi Christie, Can you explain how I would go about condensing the postcodes?

For instance, there may be a postcode of SG13 that has a value of ￡250, then a postcode of TW3 that also has a value of ￡250. How would you recommend I calculate for both?

My current workaround is to have the first value as 250 and the second as 250.0, then further duplicates as 250.00, 250.000, 250.0000 etc. so the calculated value is still the same.

I know that Ninja Forms gives its list items 3 fields – LABEL, VALUE and CALC VALUE, where only the first two need to be unique.