Vitor Argos

Hello @henningaa,

Just wanted to follow up on this.

We really need some assistance with getting a better understanding of how the plugin applies its logic to the ad units in WP queries.

Any directions you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

Happy to share more details with you privately or over email.

Thanks for your help!

Hi Henning,

Thanks for your response.

Yes, we are using the Advanced Ads placements and loading them using the shortcode.

Is there anything specific we need to do in our queries to make sure the ads are loaded correctly?

Any insights on how the plugin identifies which ad to load when the ad unit is set to random and the ads have the same weight could be helpful.

I can send you a link to our endpoints in private if that helps?

Hi @evo252,

Thanks for your feedback!

Definitely something we will be implementing in our next updates.

Best,
Vitor

Hi @tornelas,

Thanks for your feedback!

Our team will be taking a closer look into this, so we can make sure this issue is resolved in our next update.

If there is anything else just let us know here.

Best,
Vitor

Hi Tecoyo,

The problem has been resolved by adding the following lines to the very beginning of the wp-content/plugins/mobiloud-mobile-app-plugin/get_categories.php file:

// Exit if accessed directly
if ( ! defined( 'ABSPATH' ) ) exit;

Hello there,

Our team is looking into this issue.

We will provide more details once we have a solution.

Thanks!
Vitor

Hey, thanks for replying!

I tried the solution mentioned in that post.

If I include the following code:

add_filter('learndash-focus-content-content-after', 'ld_wpdiscuz_comments_enable');
function ld_wpdiscuz_comments_enable(){
comments_template();
};

The WPDiscuz form shows up along with the default WordPress comment form, so I get two different forms on the same page.

As suggested, I think the problem is that removing the filters prevents WPDiscuz from replacing the default form.

@seriusmedia its really weird indeed, do you know which PHP version your website is using? Perhaps it may be an old version, talk to your hosting to see if they can update it to PHP 7 or higher and let us know if it helps.

You should be able to identify your website`s php version under the cPanel/Plesk

Alternatively you can install a plugin like this: WordPress PHP Info Plugin

@seriusmedia please try to disable all your plugins to see if it helps.

@molliejtk I suggest that you try to manually install the language files you need, you can follow this guide for more details on how to do that: Manually Installing WordPress Language Files

@fmarzocca you can try to increase the memory limit of your website as Ramiz said, to do this you can add the following code to your wp-config.php file: define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '256M' );

If that doesn`t help you might want to get in touch with your hosting company for more details on how to do this.

@gabilungu have you tried to contact the theme authors? Since this is a theme built-in feature they should be able to better assist you. As an alternative you could find a plugin to display your hero pic and replace the corresponding code in your theme files with the new plugin shortocode.

@jchristfjell can you paste the signup form code here so we can take a closer look? Have you tried to enable debug mode through your wp-config.php file? You can find more details on that here: Debugging in WordPress

@seriusmedia are you able to upload new files through your media uploader? Or is just this one single file that is causing problems?

Have you tried to disable your plugins?

Any luck on this? I`m having the same problem.