• Resolved wsme123

    (@wsme123)


    I’m getting the following error when I go to create a new page:

    “Your server doesn’t allow remote HTTP requests using wp_remote_get. You will have to visit this page manually to update which blocks are used on each page.”

    Existing pages don’t show anything at all to do with Multiple Content Blocks. I’ve tried moving around where <?php the_block(“Below Services”); ?> is sitting in the template but it doesn’t change anything.

    We’ve used multiple content blocks several times without any issues, using the same base theme framework and sitting on the same server without any issues – any ideas?

    Thanks,
    Emily

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/multiple-content-blocks/

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  • Plugin Author Trendwerk

    (@trendwerk)

    This is a known bug on new pages, we’re working on it. However, on existing pages, this should work.

    Do you see a meta box at all? Or do you just see nothing? Are you sure the right template is used?

    I got the same problem.

    There is no meta box at all and I have put the php (the_block) in the default page (page.php).

    The only solution I have figured out is to disable the plugin, and enable it.

    Looking forward to the next release of the plugin, as I am using it a lot. Thanks.

    Plugin Author Trendwerk

    (@trendwerk)

    So you do see a meta box when you disable and enable the plugin again? And the plugin works fine after that?

    I hope we get some time in the near future to improve this.

    Thread Starter wsme123

    (@wsme123)

    Sorry, I never saw the notification for a response to this.

    What happened was the block wouldn’t show up in the admin area at all, when I created a new page if gave me an error message (as per my initial ticket).

    We have used this plugin before using the same base template, sitting on the same server, without any issues. I have used it on several sites since then without any issues as well.

    It is still not showing up on this site however (http://testcart.co.nz/conhur/ – homepage template)

    Thread Starter wsme123

    (@wsme123)

    Disabling and enabling the plugin has no affect – I don’t see anything in the back end when the homepage template is selected

    Plugin Author Trendwerk

    (@trendwerk)

    You can try this:

    1. Comment lines 101 and 102 of assets/inc/class.MCB.php
    2. Visit the page on which you have put the template tag in the front end
    3. Visit the page in the back-end editor

    Does this help?

    Plugin Author Trendwerk

    (@trendwerk)

    Can you try installing version 3.1 and selecting the option “Disable HTTP Requests” in the new settings page?

    You can manually refresh you blocks after that by visiting the front-end.

    Thread Starter wsme123

    (@wsme123)

    Hello,

    Updating it worked after I changed the code of my home template around as well to add in an additional loop around the block.

    Thanks!

    Plugin Author Trendwerk

    (@trendwerk)

    No problem!

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