Janica
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WP Inifinite LoadMore information would be valuable.. If you already identified the troublemaker plugin, and respective lines of code, you can paste ’em in here to help everybody help you.
I’m no js master, but based on your example, i can’t understand why you are declaring a variable equal to itself, it seems redudant and an easy explanation for an infinite load loop, but maybe i’m missing something here.
Strongly advise to provide more detailed info so the real developers can help you solve it =)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Caldera Forms - More Than Contact Forms] E-mail IssuesI’m gonna close this topic because no support is gonna be provided without a license.
Just updating the status of this question before so: the e-mail bug concerning the summary tag only showing the first letter of each field was solved with the update to version 1.4.8.
The email settings panel still remains unaccessible. Gonna try to report it in github.
thank you to everyone who took their time to reply,
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Caldera Forms - More Than Contact Forms] E-mail IssuesHi,
Still no chance to check this, please?
In the meantime I experimented and if one enters all the %field_slugs% and not use {summary}, the email is sent with the complete information. It’s a temporary workaround @jenphil2242But the general email settings are still not working, no error is displayed in the console, don’t know what kind of information could i provide to help..
thank you,
Hi,
it worked flawlessly! thank you very much, for me this is solved =)
best regards,
JanicaHi,
thank you for your complete response.
I’ve followed the links you suggested and I managed to create the mu-plugin file and it’s being recognized in the backend, but I’m not a php programmer so I have some doubts regarding the code for the schedule.
For now my code looks like this:add_filter('onesignal_send_notification', 'onesignal_send_notification_filter', 10, 4); function onesignal_send_notification_filter($fields, $new_status, $old_status, $post) { // Schedule the notification to be delivered at the specific hour of the destination timezone $fields['delayed_option'] = 'timezone'; $fields['delivery_time_of_day'] = '9:00AM'; }Is there anything else to be added (or removed)?
Thank you,
- This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by Janica.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Auto iFrame] Cannot read property 'offsetHeight' of nullHi Greg!
just to say: you rock!
it was the contentDocument.body that was null.
I’ve inserted the function return; as you stated in your first post and the page is now loading without errors and auto frame is (still) working like a charm.
function AutoiFrameAdjustiFrameHeight( id, fudge ) { var frame = document.getElementById( id ); if( frame.contentDocument.body == null ) { return; } var content = jQuery('.embed-wrap'); var height = frame.contentDocument.body.offsetHeight + fudge; content.height( height ); frame.height = height; }just pasting the final code, in case someone else has a similar problem.
thank you very much,
JanicaPS – i’ve checked your website trying to find a donation and wasn’t able to. If there is one and i’m blind, or if you implement one, please tell me so. I don’t believe on making other work for me free of charge =)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Auto iFrame] Cannot read property 'offsetHeight' of nullHi Greg,
thank you for your fast reply.
I thought it could be something related to the fact of the element being hidden, but unfortunately the code you provided doesn’t correct the situation..
Still the same error on console. I’m sorry, but js isn’t a language in which i’m confortable but i’ve inserted a console.log in your function to see if the frame was being validated as null and it isn’t.
function AutoiFrameAdjustiFrameHeight( id, fudge ) { var frame = document.getElementById( id ); if( frame == null ) { console.log("try this"); } var content = jQuery('.embed-wrap'); var height = frame.contentDocument.body.offsetHeight + fudge; content.height( height ); frame.height = height; console.log("or this maybe"); }with the code above, the console jumps between the error “Cannot read property ‘offsetHeight’ of null” and the log “or this maybe” – see here