Scott McCulloch

I found this temporary fix on the Apple Community forums:

add_action('admin_head', 'my_custom_css');

function my_custom_css() {
	echo '<style>
		#postbox-container-2 { clear: left; }
		.index-php #postbox-container-2 { clear: none; }
	</style>';
}

I just downloaded this and was hoping to use it with some GET parameters in the url… so the parameters are there, but the “&” is changed to “&” so it doesn’t work.

Unfortunately, I need it for a project that goes live tomorrow… any chance of an update to fix that issue before then? ??

Hi Alex,

Thanks for the update. We’re still back-and-forth a bit on the site, so if we do end up using BP, I’ll do some additional trouble-shooting to see if there’s some other server config issue or something.

Thanks,
Scott

Hi Alex,

No, there is no “Delete” button next to the image field… after the seemingly failed attempt to upload upon saving the form, everything looks the same except for the presence of the error message.

This is WP 5.3.2 and BP 5.1.2

Thanks,
Scott

PS. My wife has decided she doesn’t want a full membership system afterall (the site I’m building is for her high school reunion)… so, we probably won’t end up using BP… but if you’d like us to keep troubleshooting this issue, I’m fine with keeping it loaded up and testing.

Hi Alex,

I just checked ‘wp-content/uploads/profiles’ — it appears that all of my attempts to upload worked, the images are there.

However, I’m still getting the error messages and the images aren’t showing in the user profiles.

I’m using the BuddyPress profile fields, even putting the in the “Base” grouping just to be sure.

Thanks,
Scott

Hi Alex,

Thanks for responding…

I just tried adding the same images I was testing earlier to a new post, and that worked. I then tried directly in the media library, also worked.

What else can I try?

Thanks,
Scott

Hi @kristianngve,

I did some digging on my own and figured it out…

Using the “Logic” section of the widget options, I added this:

! in_category( array( ‘NO SIDEBAR’ ) )

So now the widget will not show any page/post that I set with category “NO SIDEBAR” — it appears to override any other settings, so I can set particular page/post types to show the widget, but if a specific page/post has that category, it’s not displayed.

Hi Guido,

Having “dates on the same line” as a setting would work for me…

I wonder, though, if some folks (not me) might want the ability to have events lists in more than one place and to have them look different. I don’t know if anyone would actually want to do that, but it’s possible, and having it as a setting instead of an attribute, would make that impossible (I think). Would it be possible to have it as a setting for the default behavior, and still allow an override via using an attribute?

Scott

Thanks for the update Guido!

Actually, some of the other changes you made (e.g., ability to put start and end dates on the same line with a separator) made it so that some custom css is all I need now.

Thanks!

Thanks Guido!

I did find some other things I wanted to adjust in the layout, so the css only approach won’t work… hopefully it won’t be too much work for you to enable layout overrides. ??

Scott

Thanks for your reply, Guido.

At the moment, the main thing I want to do is change all the h4 tags to h5 to fit in better with my theme. I’ll edit them in the plugin for now, and perhaps will see if I can figure out how to replace them dynamically using javascript (I think that might be possible)… not sure if I might want to make additional changes as I get further down the road.

Scott

I just found this on GitHub

https://github.com/gravityview/GravityView-Entry-Revisions

I did get close! Here’s what worked:

".$wpdb->prefix."watupro_taken_exams.ID

Done in by a space!

Thanks @prasunsen

I’ve seen $wpdb->prefix done a few different ways… none of them worked for me… here are some examples… just snippets to show how – a couple of these I just tried out of desperation ??

{$wpdb->prefix}watupro_taken_exams.ID

$wpdb->prefix_watupro_taken_exams.ID

$wpdb->prefix->watupro_taken_exams.ID

$wpdb->prefix.watupro_taken_exams.ID

".$wpdb->prefix." watupro_taken_exams.ID

So, I think I need a little more help… I don’t even know if I was close on any of those.

Thanks @thomasplevy!