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Hi @snehao Thanks for the reply. I understand that those features are required, and I can confirm that the version of MariaDB we have running does support the features. The issue is related to how your plugin detects which version of MariaDB is running.
I work for Pantheon, a WP hosting provider, and this issue affects our customers using your plugin on their WordPress sites. I’d be happy to work with your team to ensure compatibility with our platform, if that would be helpful. I am reporting this issue on behalf of one of your customers.
Would love to get this resolved. Thanks again.
You are right. I thought this plugin was https://github.com/mdsimpson/contact-form-7-to-database-extension/
Are these 2 plugins similar? Yours looks actively maintained!
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In reply to: [Advanced Custom Fields: reCAPTCHA Field] Post not publishingFYI I upgraded to ACF Pro 5.3.0 and the problem went away.
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In reply to: [User Profile Meta Manager] Activated, but nothing for "Settings"totally hijacked this thread. started a new thread instead.
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In reply to: [WP FullCalendar] Table row heights are unusually large….Figured it out. In my case the problem was with CSS transitions.
The calendar JS resizes the rows for each week based upon how many events exist in that week. Long story short, my dumb CSS transitions were causing the event anchor tags to be very tall (1 character per new line), then transitioned into the approprite size. Before the transition occured, FullCalendar did its positioning and resizing calculations.
Since my event tags were very tall at the time of calculations, it threw everything off.
To fix, turn off CSS transitions within FullCalendar / for event calendar event A tags.
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In reply to: [WP FullCalendar] Table row heights are unusually large….I have having a similar issue. From the limited debugging I’ve done without the main.js source, I see an unusually large “height” style being applied to the first div in the first day of each week when that week contains events. The more events in that week, the larger the height (roughly double?)
The offending element is this:
#wpfc-calendar .fc-first .fc-day-content > divUnfortunately, the miscalculation of height also seems to affect where the absolutely-positioned events are placed, so a simple CSS hack won’t do the trick.
Author, help!