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In reply to: [The Events Calendar] Events Tickets nag screen will not go away+1 This is SO ANNOYING! I get it, cross selling is important. But so is not pissing off all of your paying customers. You know what’s crazy? If I actually needed Tickets on this website, I WOULD HAVE BOUGHT THE TICKETS ADD-ON!
The fact that you are making the assumption that your customers are so stupid to not even know if they need one of your add-ons is incredibly insulting. Tell whatever idiot middle manager in marketing who decided that forcing this to never go away that he/she/they are a moron.
You already have a nav item for Event Add-Ons. You could easily make the popup show up once and then respect our decision to close. This was a deliberate decision to force this down our throats and is the type of decision that makes people not want to use your product anymore.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Conference Schedule] CSS Grid row classes not being generated properlyMy Pull Request has been merged and this issue is now resolved.
@stevejonesdev Thanks!
@stevejonesdev @alh0319 I have just submitted a pull request to fix this issue and the CSS Grid styles issue as well.
https://github.com/roadwarriorwp/wpconferenceschedule/pull/1
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Conference Schedule] CSS Grid row classes not being generated properly@alh0319 I have just submitted a pull request to fix this issue and the Invalid Parameters error as well.
https://github.com/roadwarriorwp/wpconferenceschedule/pull/1
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Conference Schedule] CSS Grid row classes not being generated properly@alh0319 I understand where you’re coming from. Thank you for posting the public Github. I was going to ask about that as well. I really love this plugin and my clients love it too. I would be happy to take a look at this issue and make a pull request with a proposed fix.
I saw the other support ticket as well about the attributes error when in the editor. I am seeing that issue as well. I’ll see if I can track down that issue as well.
Thanks for responding so quickly. I appreciate the honesty.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Conference Schedule] CSS Grid row classes not being generated properly@alh0319 @stevejonesdev has there been any update on this yet? There have been no updates to the plugin in over 7 months, so I’m not sure what other issues are taking priority.
This is a major issue as doing multi-day schedules is a very common feature to need. The plugin should be assigning a specific ID to each schedule added to a page and then adding the inline styles to that ID instead of the generic class applied to all schedules.
Either that or the CSS should be rewritten to not rely on the timestamps, but I assume that would be a bit more complicated, as so much else is tied to those timestamps.
For anyone else struggling with this, the only solution I have found so far is to overwrite the styles for the schedule yourself by inspecting each schedule and recreating the grid-row values based on the correct timestamps. But even then you need a specific parent to target it correctly, and if you need to change the times of the sessions or add a new session then you need to redo your CSS as well, which makes it basically useless for anyone who doesn’t know CSS.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Conference Schedule] CSS Grid row classes not being generated properlyHere is the page I am working on. You can see the styles are all generically just set to
.wpcs-scheduleso there is no way to create the rows needed for each individual schedule.https://globalethicssummit.ethisphere.com/agenda-plugin-test/
I am guessing in the demo on your site you are adding 4 versions of the same date’s schedule, which is why the generic styles work on all of your instances, but on mine where they are different days, therefore creating different timestamps, the way the styles are generated breaks them.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Conference Schedule] CSS Grid row classes not being generated properlyHi Steve,
Thanks for the quick reply. So, that did fix the issue with the grid rows CSS, but it has created a new issue.
On my page I am working on I am showing the schedules for a 3 day conference. I have each day under a different tab. It looks like the plugin does not support having more than one schedule on the same page as it just takes the timestamps from the final instance and generically applies those to the
.wpcs-schedulediv.Perhaps you could add an update to the plugin that adds a dynamic ID to the
.wpcs-schedulediv based on the date parameter and then generate the CSS for each instance and apply it to that specific ID.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [PDF Invoices & Packing Slips for WooCommerce] PDF rendering brokenThanks for the feedback Ewout. I realized I didn’t have a ‘Reinstall fonts’ button and then realized the plugin was out of date. Once I updated the plugin the rendering issues were fixed.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Members Membership Plugin] Error Too Many Redirects on loginNever mind, turns out the problem was with the settings I had in another plugin, Advanced Access Manager. I had set login and logout redirects through that plugin initially before setting up wp-members.
Issue is resolved.
I found the issue! After trying to install a completely fresh copy of WordPress to a new subdomain and immediately getting too many redirect errors I knew the issue had to be at the server level.
I checked my error logs in cPanel and found that it was throwing errors every time I tried to access anything in wp-admin because the files were writable by group with 0664 permissions.
I changed all files in wp-admin and wp-includes to 0644 permissions and bam! Everything works now!
If you are having this too many redirects issue as well check your error logs. I’m not sure if this is just my server or if WP added an extra level of security in the most recent update, but I’m just glad it’s fixed now!
I have still not found any solution. This probably won’t comfort you much, but where I’m at now is I’m going to install a completely fresh version of 4.7.2 on a new staging environment and import all of my plugins, themes, and content in an attempt to see where and if it breaks in that scenario. It’s not going to be fun, or fast, but I’m hoping it will get the job done.
I’ll post an update to this ticket with results once I’m done in case others come across this issue as well.
my site is setup using a standard plugins folder, not an mu-plugins folder. It’s been a while since the site launched, but I’m pretty sure that was because the site started as a standard site and then we converted it to multisite.
The plugins folder has been renamed though, and I just went into the options table and switched the theme to the default twentyfifteen theme.
wp-login.php suffers from a redirect loop as well. According to the network panel in my chrome inspector it is repeatedly being forced into a 302 redirect.
Oh, and just to add one more thing I just thought to try on a whim, I went into the options table again and changed the template and stylesheet values to the twentyfifteen default wordpress theme, thinking that maybe the problem is somewhere in my theme, but that didn’t work either.