Plugin Author
Josh
(@josh401)
Sounds like another plugin (or perhaps the theme) is including jQuery on all admin pages… which is conflicting with the jQuery on the admin page for WP Edit.
Is it possible on the site not working, for you to deactivate all plugins?
Then, manually empty your browser cache, and see if you are able to see the rows.
Thread Starter
ewwp
(@ewwp)
Hi, thanks for responding, I will try that and get back to you.
Thread Starter
ewwp
(@ewwp)
Hi Josh,
I tried activating other themes, and deactivating all plugins and it still isn’t working.
We moved it from another multisite at different domain.
look at this
domain1.site.com > wp edit works (can drag edit buttons to the row to add to main editor)
now we moved to another host and url
domain2.site.com > wp edit does not work ( the grey boxes do not show up to drag buttons into)
but they work on other sites within the multisite install…
Your help is so gratefully appreciated. Would love to get this resolved
Thanks again.
Plugin Author
Josh
(@josh401)
Do each of the subdomains have the exact same plugins installed?
I hate to sound like a broken record, but let’s try this:
1) Deactivate ALL plugins.
2) Manually clear/empty browser cache.
Now, go back to the WP Edit settings page, and see if the rows load properly.
If not, have you ever used your browser debugging tool? This post explains how:
http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Using_Your_Browser_to_Diagnose_JavaScript_Errors
Go to the WP Edit settings page, open the browser debugging tool, reload the page, and see if any errors/warnings are generated.
Thread Starter
ewwp
(@ewwp)
going to try will get back to you, don’t worry I appreciate all of your help.
Thread Starter
ewwp
(@ewwp)
So, the browser isn’t giving me errors. I tried maybe this will help you.
in the class .left_cont
the page loads
the div
the starting form
then
<div style=”margin-top:60px;”></div>
instead of the div id toolbar#
then it goes strait to
<h3>Button Placeholder Container</h3>
and then it loads the #tmce_container as expected.
Why would the php not be able to find the items to cycle through the array for this install?
It’s so confusing, even if I activate the theme that works (we’re on multisite as mentioned previously) on other subdomains it still won’t work on sites that have this theme. I didn’t design it, but will having an inactive theme still mess with your install? could there be something with the database?
It doesn’t seem to be jquery, I think it’s not able to find the values for the array to cycle through to pull editable regions?
Hoping this sparks something! Thank you again SO MUCH
Thread Starter
ewwp
(@ewwp)
ok it’s working now it seems haha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I did do another hard refresh and messed around deactivating and activating stuff on other subdomains and it’s working
Thanks for you help 🙂
–edit
OK so now it’s not working for two of the other sites,
also when I click check for new buttons, then do a hard refresh it duplicates and fills grid in again!
then I refreshed it did it again so there are 4 rows of editor buttons haha, should I deactivate the wp_edit plugin and start again?
Was I on to something with the arrays?
Sorry thought this was resolved,
Thanks!
Thread Starter
ewwp
(@ewwp)
ok we’re almost there in the staging area got this php error
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in
~sitedirectory~/plugins/wp-edit/main.php on line 1167
So we’re getting somewhere huh!
What do you think?
once again only happening for those sites using old theme, funny though I take the theme completely off, refresh browser still doesn’t work.
we exported database and imported for these one’s that aren’t working!
What do you think about that? Also if it is database, what could I have done to site that wasn’t working to make it work hahah
Once again, thank you so much.
Plugin Author
Josh
(@josh401)
What happens if you click the “Reset Buttons” button; to the right of the drag and drop panel?
It should reset your buttons… and provide a fresh start. It’s possible the buttons were saved incorrectly at some point.
