chiefTomato

Well, happy day!

I went through another exercise of starting with a fresh install and testing plugins. I found my conflict with NextGEN photo gallery. I was a few updates behind on that specifically because I was hesitant.

There is something that NextGEN loads in the admin causing conflict. Upgrading that plugin alone did not fix it for me. I also have NextGEN Gallery Optimizer installed which has an option to optimize the admin area. That also needed to be updated.

Having the most recent updates to both of those seems to solve my problem.

This may be specific to my issue. Not sure if this will fix others. Interesting that whatever it is loading only effected IE, at least for me.

Well, it was right to leave this open. It seems to work as expected from Firefox, Chrome and Safari for me. IE is the problem child. I’m receiving no PHP errors in the log. What else can I troubleshoot and provide?

xnau, please check this possibility:

I have gotten a few exports to spit out the data sporadically when logged in as an admin. I’m only a novice and know enough to be dangerous, but I changed some enclosing double quotes to single quotes in participants-datapase.php dealing with the header on line 2383:

old:
header("Cache-Control: no-store, no-cache");

new:
header('Cache-Control: no-store, no-cache');

something to do with caching?

If it helps narrow things down, I did test an import and that worked correctly. And I did it a couple times to both add new and update records. I then again tested an export and it still does not work. I will keep testing.

I just installed this plugin (which is awwwwwwwesome) I had a custom built solution using advanced custom fields, but this will be much easier to manage and also the csv export feature will be amazing.

That being said, I’m also getting the same export problems. Currently running on WP 4.2.4 with a fresh install (1.6.2.5) of the plugin. I’m also on windows IIS.

Let me know what I can provide to help find a solution.

Do what? The redirect to lock down your site to only members? There are quite a few plugins that can help. One I used in development for a while was WordPress Access Control. https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wordpress-access-control/ One checkbox does it for you. If you want a simple option and can edit your functions file. without the extra bells and whistles and need to keep up with plugin compatibility/updates. Add the below to your functions.php.

//If we are not logged in and not on the login page then direct us to the login and redirect to requested page after successful login
add_action('init','is_logged_in');
function is_logged_in() {
	if ( !is_user_logged_in() && !is_login_page()) {
		auth_redirect();
	}
}

// Determine if we are on the login page
function is_login_page() {
    return in_array($GLOBALS['pagenow'], array('wp-login.php', 'wp-register.php'));
}

I’ve been messing around with this forever and trying all the post suggestions also. I don’t see any reference that the styles dropdown looks at the editor-style.css. Didn’t there use to be a checkbox under “Advanced” to “import editor-style.css”?

Through testing the various stylesheets, what I’ve found is it loads class styles that are included in the “content.css” file located here:
/wp-includes/js/tinymce/themes/advanced/skins/wp_theme/content.css, which is where I also commented out the default ones: aligncenter, alignleft, alignright, wp-caption, wp-cation-dd, wp-gallery and wp-oembed.

Anyone else try this?