btw. I tried to disable one, some or all third party includes. The only thing that changed was that sometimes the context menu was only blinking up shortly or sometimes didn’t appear completly. But the notice window always stayed…
furthermore the cursor has disappeared in edit files window. and the button to save the file (“update document”) has changed to a small blue square without any text in it…
also reinstalling didn’t change anything
when I set “Hide File Type Icons” then it works…
can you tell me if you have any javascript errors.
I don’t know but I think the error message I told you about is a Javascript error isn’t it?
BTW. I work with mdocs also in another wp installation on the same server. There all is working correctly.
So I think maybe there is a conflict with another plugin.
As I don’t need the file type icons it’s ok now for me but it would be good anyway to find a solution for this.
There is also another problem maybe is not part of support but I will tell you:
I use accordions from pickplugins and need to embed mdocs in the accordion. If I put the mdocs shortcode inside an accordion the file list is showing but the formatting is crashed completely as if all stylesheets don’t work anymore. I made a workaround by putting another mdocs shortcode on the top of the page outside the accordions – and hiding this output by making it invisible with a display:none styled div. After doing this the mdocs within the accordions are well formatted again…
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muxipups.
sounds like the other plugin is preventing mdocs from loading it style. Is the plugin you are using free if so can you send me a link and a will test it.
it looks to me that the plugin is not allowing shortcode to run inside the accordion. I can’t fix try and reach out to the other plugin author for help.
yes, but then it’s strange that it’s working correctly when I additionally put the shortcode outside of the accordion. I mean, then it’s showing correctly mdocs INSIDE the accordions…
one thing to the original problem in this post: I found out, that the error comes from nextgen gallery lightbox effect!
I used the effect “fancybox”. When I changed this to another effect, the error message in mdocs is gone….
I noticed this because I got the same error in another plugin. and looking in wordpress support forums for this problem I found another thread saying it could be a problem of lightboxes…
cheers
its not really strange, I have seen it with other plugins.. can be fixed but has to be done by the plugin that is cause the issue of not reading shortcode.
as per your solution yeah sometimes too many plugins can cause issue 🙂
