Barcelo
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Hi @miloss84
thank you for your response.
I did check what you mentioned and can confirm, that this setting in my Win 11 system was and is turned off. So, then there should not be an issue – but there is.
And: I’m also totally with @lemurnick
Hi @aracelil ,
the site is non public but I can supply you some details:
- WordPress: v6.8.3
- Theme: Astra v4.11.15 (Pro v4.11.11)
- Server architecture: Linux localhost 4.18.0-553.77.1.el8_10.x86_64 #1 SMP Linux localhost 4.18.0-553.77.1.el8_10.x86_64 #1 SMP Linux localhost 4.18.0-553.77.1.el8_10.x86_64 #1 SMP
- Webserver: Apache/2.4.65 (Unix)
- PHP: v8.3.28
- PHP-SAPI: cgi-fcgi
- Database-Extension: mysqli
- Database Server-Version: 5.7.42-log
- Client-Version: mysqlnd 8.3.28
As mentioned also from @lemurnick , Elementor v3.32.5 works fine.
The issue exists since Elementor v3.33.0.Regards
- This reply was modified 6 months, 1 week ago by Barcelo.
Hi there,
I can confirm, that there is definitely something wrong with functionality of the slider/carousel module starting with v3.33.0.
Rollback to v3.32.5 solves this issue temp. for me.
Regards
Hi,
I can confirm this error with the usage of the slider module.
Rollback to v3.32.5 works fine!
Also, there is a console error “Uncaught TypeError: can’t access property blur , this.effects is undefined” regarding “assets/js/frontend.min.js:2” regarding the slider module.
Regards
thank you for your reply. I guess I did not explain correctly:
The issue exists with the option “Set Measurement Unit” activated, “Thousands seperator” set “dot” and “Decimal seperator” set “comma” with “Number of decimals” set to “0”.
When you set an amount over thousand via the “+” button f.e. “10.000” and then try to manually change the amount by clicking in the field, the amount drops to f.e. form “10.000” to “10”
Kind Regards
Hi Julia,
thank you for your reply. I guess I did use proper formula – please see (and here highlighted what I mean):
IF ( ( IE + IF + IG ) > 0 ) { ( IC - ID ) * ( ( IE + IF + IG ) + 1.5 ) } ELSE { ( IC - ID ) * 1.5 }I hope this clarifys what I’m meaning. Usage of IF-statement while adressing a field which got assined IF as field name in the new formula view.
In theory, this issue can currently occur to any of the available operators:
- IF
- AND
- OR
- ABS
- POW
- …
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cost Calculator Builder] Limitation on elements?As mentioned above – the formula elements have to be outside of a group element.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cost Calculator Builder] Limitation on elements?Supplement:
I use several groups within several sections and had the formula elements within the group elements.
Just changed that and moved the formula elements out of the groups into a seperat section.
Looks like this was the key! Will keep on testing and update here.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Download Monitor] Compatible WP Version wrongI did just search the complete code of v4.9.14 an there has no function
wp_admin_notice()being used.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Download Monitor] Compatible WP Version wrongHi @benniledl
thank you for your offer, but this site will stay (and need to stay for the moment) on that WP core 6.2 for some reasons.
So, as the file “class-dlm-admin-list-table.php” with the metioned function wp_admin_notice() is new, the only choise is to downgrade the plugin to v4.9.14, which I successfully just did.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Download Monitor] Compatible WP Version wrongHi @benniledl
thank you – so if I don’t want to upgrade WP I’ll need to revert back to DLM v4.9.14 I guess.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Download Monitor] Compatible WP Version wrongHi @beatrice12
the plugin info still states “Requires at least: 6.4” and I can’t see any code changes in the file “class-dlm-admin-list-table.php” regarding the mentioned issue.
Since v5.0.0 this file is new. Plugin info of v5.0.0 states “Requires at least: 5.5”
The code of the file “class-dlm-admin-list-table.php” at line 1928 hasn’t changed since.So, something is still not ok regarding compatibility. In my case with WordPress v6.2.6 it forces an error type E_ERROR:
Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function wp_admin_notice()