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Thanks for the quick reply!
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In reply to: [Advanced Editor Tools] Toolbar toggle odditiesYour workaround works! Thanks for your assistance.
I’ll mark this as resolved, as I won’t remember to come back and do that when a permanent fix goes out. 🙂
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In reply to: [Advanced Editor Tools] Toolbar toggle odditiesI just realized that my initial post was somewhat misleading on one point- I said it was a “clean WP 3.9 install”, but actually it was a 3.8.3 install that was immediately updated to 3.9. Not sure if it makes a difference, but I thought I should correct myself there.
Is there anything else I can try?
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In reply to: [Advanced Editor Tools] Toolbar toggle odditiesI don’t think it’s a cache issue. I normally run with a maximum cache size of 0. However, to double check, I cleared my cache anyways, clicked “Restore Default Settings”, and I still can’t get two rows to display.
I even opened up a browser that had never visited the site in question (Safari 5.1.7 on a PC), and it’s having the exact same issue. With the toolbar toggle button active in the first row, the second row is hidden (as expected). Removing the toolbar toggle button and saving, the second row remains hidden.
I have no other plugins active, and updated to 4.0.1 prior to all of that.
The comment from maxwelton is true for a different plugin with a similar name. It’s pretty easy to confuse the two. You can find it here:
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/gravity-forms-placeholder-support-add-on/
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In reply to: [Custom Content Type Manager] Custom 404 ErrorI think you’re having the same issue as this thread:
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/custom-content-type-404-after-37-upgrade
It’s closed now, but you may be able to get some relevant info out of it.
edit: there’s also a hack posted in this one that may help you:
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/possible-issue-with-wp-38-cctm?replies=10
Assuming you want to continue using the theme you currently have, you’ll have to edit the stylesheet that came with it- right now it has form field text the same color as the text of the site, which clearly doesn’t show up very well over a white background. If you’re not familiar with how to edit CSS files, you’ll probably want to contact whoever made the theme, as that’s where the problem lies.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Re-direct with Form data as URL parametersI’m in need of something similar. In my case, I’d love for the form to process as normal, but I also want to have the data submitted to the marketing automation software that the company uses. Is there any way to have it submit the form to a specified URL after Contact Form 7 has finished its ajax magic?
I realize this may be more of a feature request if the plugin doesn’t already do something like this.
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In reply to: [Contact Form DB] How to populate form name in admin dropdown?Worked like a charm! Thanks!
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In reply to: [Custom Content Type Manager] Value of 0 in a required text fieldI’m seeing the same thing- no more error messages, but still can’t publish it. I don’t see a new bug posted by vanadum322, so I made a comment on issue 374 (the one previously used for this). If you’d prefer I post a new one, I can do that- just not sure of normal protocol here.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Content Type Manager] Value of 0 in a required text fieldI’m not sure that this holds up as well for other field types, but specifically for text/textarea, I’m not sure what else required would mean, if you’ve given no validation rule.
Did they type something in? Yes.
Does it match the rule of <absolutely no rules at all>? Yes.
Validation passed!If there weren’t a validation rule option, this would be less clear cut, but there is, so…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Content Type Manager] Value of 0 in a required text field0 evaluates to empty, but there are ways of differentiating a string ‘0’ from empty if you try (such as an === comparison, or using isset() ). Is the issue that the code doesn’t take the field type into account at all when checking for a value? Shouldn’t text and textarea fields be tested against as a string?
As a separate question, if I were to try to fix this myself, is function get_value() in includes/CCTM_FormElement.php the correct place to do it? I’m not familiar with your code at all, so having a starting point would save me a ton of time!
Thanks in advance.
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In reply to: [Custom Content Type Manager] Shortcode issue after upgrade.This is an issue for me as well!
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In reply to: [Custom Content Type Manager] Value of 0 in a required text fieldSorry for re-opening this, but I’m having difficulty finding the bug in the bug tracker, and the newest version released today doesn’t seem to include a fix for this. I’m wary of using the dev version because, well, it’s a dev version.
The closest thing I can find in the bug tracker is issue #374, which is related but not quite the same. As per that issue, a value of 000000 is correctly allowed (and this does work for me), but a value of simply a single 0 is still not working for me.
I’m not able to set this field to a number, as the value can either be numeric or a descriptive string (such as “variable”) depending on the specific item.
Have I missed the correct issue in the tracker?
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In reply to: [WP Custom Admin Bar] Hide in admin too!Being able to hide it in the admin screens as well would be very very nice. I haven’t been able to find anything that works for doing that, and it’s such a glaringly obvious flaw in the WordPress UI…. /frustrated!