Hey, just an update on this issue. When I go into customize I can actually select any of the sliders I’ve been creating. They just aren’t appearing under the main slider navigation page. Thanks!
That’s very unusual, they should be showing. You should be able to have multiple sliders now with the free version.
Does this issue persist in other web browsers, and/or when Easing Slider is the only active plugin?
Could you turn on WordPress debugging? This can be done by changing the line below in your wp-config.php file:
define('WP_DEBUG', false);
To:
define('WP_DEBUG', true);
This will then show errors in the dashboard, which you can copy and paste here 🙂
Hey Matthew, thanks for the fast response. It’s pretty odd. I disabled all plugins besides easy slider and still no dice. Also, I ran it in IE and I found it responded in the exact same way. I changed the config file to engage debug mode but a debug.log file isn’t being generated to /wp-content. I’m kind of at a loss at this point… Any ideas?
For the record, my site is: http://www.andrewhartportfolio.com
Thanks again for the help, Matthew!
Hi @drewjhart, thanks for the info. When debugging mode is enabled, do you see any errors when viewing the “All Sliders” panel? Specifically, just after creating/duplicating a slider?
The slider’s a just WordPress post types, so they should be showing in the same way they would with normal WordPress posts and pages. Nothing special really going on. Are you able to have a look into your database to see if posts in the wp_posts table with post_type of easingslider exist? You’d need to be familiar with a tool such as PHPmyAdmin – don’t worry if you’re out of your depth, just mentioning it incase!
Have you tried briefly switching themes? It’s possible the theme may be at play here also.
Hey Matthew,
Yeah, when it’s in debugging mode no errors come up at all. I switched themes and no luck on that either. I was using a custom theme so I thought that might have done it but unfortunately not.
I monkeyed through the database using phpmyadmin (definitely haven’t used it before hahaha) and the sliders show up under wp-posts. Really bizarre. For now, I’ve found a workaround but I just wanted to keep you posted on it. Thanks again for the support on this!
That’s very weird! Would it be possible to export your sliders in the “Export” WordPress panel and send them to me? I’ll import them on my installation and see if they show.
Contact me through the support form and I’ll response – you can then send the attachment to that address 🙂
Just some quick thoughts – can you see any pagination in the top right of the “All Sliders” panel?
Also, on the “All Sliders” panel again, can you check the “Screen Options” (also in the top right) and see how many sliders are being shown per page?
Going to mark this topic as resolved as communication has been continued through email.
