thenetking

Thank you. I plan on cloning this WordPress build soon so I might be able to locate a conflict.

Thanks for confirming. I was curious if maybe I was looking at the functionality incorrectly.

I’ll let you know if I pinpoint a conflict.

Awesome, thanks again for all the hard work!

Whoops, meant to mark it resolved.

Thank you for such a quick fix. Our client was happy with giving it a few hours while you worked on it.

Great work!

Sweet, I did not come across these and the last time I tried clearing a plugin out of the db, it did not do anything so I didn’t want to bother. I will give these a try when I have a chance, which I don’t think will be right now. I’ll mark this closed, thank you for your time!

Version 2.5.18

I backed mine up, installed a new one, disabled all plugins and switched themes. It’s like it’s trying to get to a cached copy of the .js file that doesn’t exist.

PHP 7.0.15-0ubuntu0.16.04.4 (cli) ( NTS )
Linux Mint running at home

I realized I can manually include the .js file it tries rendering on the fly(from another wordpress install) and get the front end working. But the admin is still shot and I need to change the theme which wigged out and changed when this happened. Thanky

Awesome, I will most likely be purchasing your plugin then! $40 a a touch on the high side IMO so I’m just gonna do my homework first, but I think you are the only solution that offers all the stuff I need. Thanks for super quick response and thanks for the plugin man!

I responded earlier but WP ate my post because my login timed out :/

Thank you for mentioning the issue with a blank category when editing from admin side. As I continued to run into this issue, I kept using the admin side to quickly add one and I missed the warning message.

No chance the admin section could default to a category somehow? I’m actually bypassing this part and I made the front end auto-click the continue button on the first step, putting everything in one category and allowing the user to get right to the main form.

Thanks again!

Thank you for that info, I was able to find and replace the .sql file and reload that one local. Then I fixed a few things and packaged it up and was able to migrate it. One or two little things were still off but nothing to worry about.

Thanks for all your time, great plugin!

Your link goes to a 404, that means that file does not exist. You need to get the file in the right place and make sure it has the right permissions before you can worry about the code inside.

Thanks again for all your time on this plugin and your great support. No worries on the late reply, I didn’t expect a quick response this time of year ??

Andrea, thank you so much, you are amazing. You just saved my day!

I ended up using building a list of ids I didn’t want and using buddypress’s [‘exclude’] thing it has for loops. I didn’t realize that would filter what your plugin would filter as well. Thanks!

Awesome, thank you for the reply.