Hi,
Please, try the following steps:
1. Go to the settings page of the plugin through the menu option: “Settings/Calculated Fields Form”
2. Untick the option: “Activate Javascript Cache”, and press the “Update” button.
and please, let me know the result.
If the issue persists, please, creates a ticket in my private support page with the access to your WordPress to check the issue in detail:
http://wordpress.dwbooster.com/support
Best regards.
Ok when I use Plugin Organizer it won’t work. did plugin by plugin I don’t know if you ever used this software. Sad I need this other plugin to run the site.
Hi,
In this case, please, creates a ticket in my private support page with the access to your WordPress to check the issue in detail:
http://wordpress.dwbooster.com/support
Best regards.
Hi,
First of all, thanks for such a great plugin. It is already very comprehensive and still you are improving it constantly. Congratulations for such a good work!
I have a similar problem. If I enable Calculated Fields Form in the Global Plugins section of Plugin Organizer, then it works fine but it does not if I enable it on a per page basis (having it disabled globaly in Plugin Organizer).
Thanks again!
Regards,
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Diego
Hi Diego,
Could you indicate the version of the CFF are you using, please?
I’ve installed the Plugin Organizer, have disabled the CFF globally, and enabled it on posts, and the form is loading fine.
Best regards.
Hi,
I am using CFF Versión 1.0.73. And just in case it is relevant, I have not updated WordPress to Version 4.4 yet, I am still on 4.3.1.
I had not tested CFF on posts (just on pages), now I have and the form is still not visible unless I enable CFF in the Global Plugins section. It is the same as in pages except for one detail, on pages the shortcode is shown (the shortcode itself not the form) while on posts it is not (just blank).
Could you please test it on pages?
Thanks!
Best regards,
Hi,
I just got an update notice prompting me to update to CFF version 1.0.74 so I installed it. Nevertheless, the issue persists.
Thanks!
Best regards,
Hi,
Just in case it helps. I have noticed that when on any given page, in the “Plugins Organizer” metabox, the “Also Affect Children” option is NOT selected, then the shortcode is shown (the shortcode itself not the form) while if that option is selected then the shortcode is not shown (neither the form).
Thanks!
Hi,
I’ve identified the issue. The “Plugin Organizer” does not allow to execute the script for loading the javascript files, but if you enable the cache option for javascript files the issue would be solved. Please, follows the steps below:
1. Go to the “Plugin Organizer” settings, and enable the “Calculated Fields Form” globally.
2. Go to the settings of the “Calculated Fields Form” through the menu option: “Settings/Calculated Fields Form”.
3. Tick the checkbox: “Activate Javascript Cache”, and press the “Update” button.
4. Visit the public page where was inserted the form, if the form was loaded correctly, the cache file would be generated too.
5. Finally, go to the “Plugin Organizer” settings, and deactivates the “Calculated Fields Form” again. The forms continue working fine.
That’s all.
Please, let me know if it is working from your side.
Best regards.
Hi,
I have followed your instructions and now it is working fine from my side!
Is this something that will be “fixed” in a future version of CFF? Or does it have to be solved by the Author of “Plugin Organizer”?
I really appreciate your super prompt responses, your effectiveness solving the issue and above all, your generosity sharing this awesome plugin.
Now I am going to leave a 5 star review right away!
Thanks!
Best regards,
Diego
Hi Diego,
Thank you very much. I’m checking the code of the “Plugin Organizer” to understand how they are limiting the code of other plugins, to implement a solution to the conflict.
Best regards.
Hi,
Great news! I will keep an eye on the changelog.
Thank you!
Best regards,
Hi diegocanal,
There is another solution without use the so many steps as in the previous one.
For example, if your website’s domain is: http://www.xxxx.com, you simply should go to the “Plugin Filters” section in “Plugin Organizer”, and enabling the “Calculated Fields Form” plugin for the permalinks:
http://www.xxxx.com/?cp_cff_resources=public&min=0&ver=1.0.74
and
http://www.xxxx.com/?cp_cff_resources=public&min=1&ver=1.0.74
Unfortunately the version number vary with the plugin updates, and would be precise modify the permalinks after updates.
There are many users requesting to the “Plugin Organizer” author, the use of wild cards in the permalinks definition, so, I hope this feature be included in short, in whose case won’t be needed edit the permalinks after update the plugin.
Best regards.
Hi,
Thanks for finding out a better solution. It works like a charm.
I will place a request to the “Plugin Organizer” author for the wild cards.
Thank you!
Best regards,
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Diego
Hi,
In reality, exists a definitive solution, but will be required to edit the .htaccess file of your website. For example, if you creates a rule in your .htaccess to redirect all URLs with the structure:
http://www.xxxx.com/?cp_cff_resources=public&….
to
http://www.xxxx.com/?cp_cff_resources=public
and then, you only will need to create a rule in the “Plugin Organizer” for the permalink:
http://www.xxxx.com/?cp_cff_resources=public
and you won’t need to worry about the plugin updates.
Best regards.
