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WordPress v3.9.1
Contact Form 7 v3.8.1
Contact Form DB v2.7.1I’m having the same issue using Contact Form 7 on a WordPress multisite. I can see via phpMyAdmin that the submissions are being saved to the database – the following tables exist for my various sites:
wp_cf7dbplugin_submits
wp_2_cf7dbplugin_submits
wp_3_cf7dbplugin_submitsHowever no submissions are visible on the Contact Form DB admin page. Any ideas how I can fix this?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Twitter Widget Pro] "No Tweets Available"… mostlyI’m getting the issues with emojis too – there was one in a retweet so I had to unretweet it to get the plugin working again.
Moondrop can you expand you answer above to explain exactly what lines of code in tlc-transients.php need to change?
I think my problem may be due to the fact that I have multiple custom post types on my site as well. I have worked out a fix by hard-coding these post types in the get_object_taxonomies call in the display-widgets.php file. So for example change line 246 from:
$post_taxes = get_object_taxonomies($c);to:
$post_taxes = get_object_taxonomies( array('post','custom-post-type-1','custom-post-type-2' ));That’s worked for me – hope it’s of some use!
Yes I have a similar problem too – I have about 30 custom taxonomies on my site but the display widget options are only showing 5 random ones – is there a fix for this yet?
Hi Vasyl,
Ok here’s an example of two loops I have in one page template:
[Code moderated as per the Forum Rules. Please use the pastebin]The template relates to this page here: http://www.westlondonliving.co.uk/whats-on/events
You’ll see the second loop uses ‘post_not_in’ to exclude the posts that feature in the first loop, but this doesn’t work when the plugin is enabled. I’m using quite a lot of other plugins and have a rather expansive functions.php file, so it could easily be a conflict with another plugin/filter, so let me know if you need any more information. This is a great plugin otherwise and as I said it’s not a big issue because the loops work as expected when I disable it…
Many thanks,
DaveForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: One custom taxonomy and multiple custom post types listed separatelyThis is exactly what I need to do – I need the following structure:
http://mysite.com/events/area/london
http://mysite.com/exhibitions/area/londonwhere ‘area’ is a taxonomy and ‘london’ is one of its terms. How can I create urls of events/area and exhibitions/area from the same taxonomy? I figure I need to somehow pass a variable to the custom taxonomy rewrite slug to say that ‘if post type that the user is on is ‘events’, then change the first part of the taxonomy slug to include the post type slug – eg ‘/%post_type%/area’. Is this possible?
Obviously I could just duplicate the area taxonomy, and call one ‘event-area’ and the other ‘exhibitions-area’, but this seems horribly inefficient…
Any help on this would be great, thanks!