Steve Jones

@scottjd,

I was able to get it working with the code you provided. I did have to enqueue the UAGB styles as well (blocks.style.css).

Thanks for your help!

Hello @nineplanetsllc,

This issue has been fixed with the latest release of the plugin version 1.1.3. If you update to this version the text should now wrap and not extend wider than the screen.

Thanks,

Steve

@meryl, can you check the plugins page to see if you’re running the current versions of the plugs?

Accessibility Checker: Version 1.1.1
Accessibility Checker Pro: Version 1.0.3

Hi @meryl,

It’s possible the license key didn’t activate or is invalid. Can you follow these steps and let me know if that fixes the issue.

Add the License key then click the blue save Changes button.
Once the page reloads then click the Activate License button.
You should see green text next to the button that says “active”.

The plug should work with multiple schedules on a page. We have it set up with four schedules on our home page. https://wpconferenceschedule.com/

Hi @darkhousedevelopment,

If you add the parameter tracks=”all” to the shortcode does that fix the issue?

Thanks,

Steve

Hi @ato271,

Here are a couple suggestions that might help resolve the issue.

Make sure the date is correct and in the correct format of Year-Month-Day (yyyy-mm-dd).

Try adding the layout parameter (layout=”table”) to the shortcode.

If neither of those work please let us know.

Thanks!

I’ve narrowed the issue down to the url_to_postid function in the class-se-searchanise.php file on line 44. If this function returns 0 it then breaks the site.

$post_id = url_to_postid($_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’]);

Hi @meryl,

Yes, you are correct the testimonials do not open in a new tab. The HTML when you view the source of the page the link do have the target=”_blank” attribute value but there must be some javascript that then removes that once the page is loaded in the browser. The Accessibility Checker plugin doesn’t currently take into account javascript manipulations on the page.

Since you’ve manually confirmed the links do not open in a new window, I think it’s safe to mark those issues as ignored.

Thanks,

Steve

Hi @meryl,

The plugin will scan the whole page to check for accessibility issues. The heading order goes from an H1 for the title to an H3 used for the comments title. It’s not finding an H2 in between. The 28 other links that open in a new window are in the testimonial slider in the sidebar. That is why that warning is showing on every post. Hope that helps, let us know if you have any other questions.

Thanks,

Steve

@meryl, The latest release of the plugin should fix the WordFence conflict. If after updating the plugin you still see the issue please let us know.

Thanks!

The HTTP authentication was the issue. Thanks for your help!

1. Yes, the site is protected.
2. Standard Wp-Cron
3. Completed items are ones I’ve manually processed.

I’m using the scheduler in a plugin so it could be any number of posts that need to be scanned.

Just so I’m clear on how to set up batch processing for lets say 10 post at a time. I would create a schedule with an array of posts as a parameter that would be passed into my action? Maybe there is a better way to step through 10 posts at a time.

Is there a performance issue with creating potentially hundreds of schedules?

Hi @meryl,

You’re correct this does seem to be a conflict with Wordfence. Unfortunately, I’m unable to duplicate the issues on my end. Would you mind sharing with me if there are any browser console errors showing when you get that error?

Here are instructions on how to inspect the browser console if you need them.
https://www.wordfence.com/help/advanced/troubleshooting/

Thanks!