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Suzette – thanks for presenting this at #OCWP the other night. Really useful!

Both .nl sites come up fine here in Chrome and FF. Good luck!

Thanks for pointing that out Ron Rennick.
“You can see all the domain maps in the Network Admin -> Sites listing” is cool, short and succinct and would fit nicely on the domain edit screen.

Big Thank You to teamdesign for the tip on migrating existing WP Customer Reviews into a new WorpPress site. Worked great for me as described, going from a single WP site to a Multisite site.

Had to edit 6 records in the db table by hand after import. I didn’t insert the $ in my csv file to accommodate for a 13th field – which you did in your process – and that might have been why I had those 6 exceptions.

Zuas – Thanks for the helpful reply. If it were put to vote, I’d vote to leave it as is. We’re using it exactly as you mention above. We have multiple forms (4 now, but growing) all updating a CRM.

We want to track which landing page updates CRM. By copying the CF7 form, changing a single hidden field value, and adding the form to an existing 3rdPartyService, it’s simple to do this. Having to manually duplicate the 3rdPartyService on the other hand would be bloated and inefficient IMO.

We’ve been using the plugin for a couple of weeks and it has been working flawlessly.

Excellent plugin.

Future request: Move the notification email address from General Setting to Settings > Customer Review options area. Having it in General settings is too limiting. Admin should be able to decide who the notifications go to.

Thanks for making this plugin available.

Yes, well, it appears the theme or the data (images) were returning distorted pics at some point but then the issue got somehow corrected – possibly through a theme update or subsequent image uploads? However, users will continue to see the cached versions until they get cleared by time.

I believe there are server side things that can be done to force a reload, but not my area of expertise. Anyone else?

Have you cleared your cache completely? After clearing cache, are you still able to reproduce the problem? If not, it’s probably a caching issue. If you still have the issue after clearing cache, what is the plugin used for the slideshow? Searching for “wordpress slideshow” doesn’t return anything useful.

Not able to reproduce squashed images on this end. Is it possible that users are seeing cached versions of the page?

Images in ie8, FF 6.0 and safari look good too.

Images look fine here in Chrome. What browser(s) are you testing with?

Yes, I’ll try to explain better.
On this dev site, https://handpickedtomatoes.com/corrales/, clicking “All Events” at the bottom of the page shows AEC inside jQuery Colorbox which keeps the visitor on the home page. Also, there is no header or footer to get in the way, just the calendar.

If there is a better way using just AEC, I’m all for that.

Thanks for your quick reply and an excellent plugin, Eran.

Just want to echo support for the eventlist shortcode. Can’t wait to see the next release Eran. This would be a valuable enhancement.

Another workaround option: Use Advanced Custom Fields plugin instead of Custom Field Template. AEC and ACF play nice together. https://handpickedtomatoes.com/corrales/

Turned out to be a coding error on my part. Was missing a closing tag on the <!–[if IE 7]> statement in header.php.

Ironically ie7.css was still referenced okay – and the menu displayed fine in ie7 – but ie8 displayed it vertically.

Once the <![endif]–> was added in header.php, it was all good.

Thanks to sixhours, whose suggestion helped me trip on the solution.