Kay

Hi, further update here –

I’ve been non-stop trying all morning to get around these issues I’m having. The latest I’ve tried is…

Have set my login page to have the Woo login/reg form displayed. At least users can create an account now.
BUT, once a Woo account has been created and the customer has the role of such, PMP blocks their access to the Woo MyAccount page, and just asks them to login (another words, purchase a membership). But they can’t purchase a membership because they just get sent to an empty basket.

And they can’t login/register using PMP block because, again, they just get sent to an empty basket.

Oh my days.

Have hunted high and low for answers to this. Watched PMP’s YT videos, read all the guides, used custom code from elsewhere, tried hooks… Nothing works.

I’ll be so glad when (if) it finally does, but for now, just purely frustrated.

OMG you wont bloody believe it, but I’ve fixed it!! You’ve no idea how happy I am now after over a week of this haha

For your info, (tho I’m still not sure why exactly this caused this issue), but I edited the header’s role visibility permissions on each broken item from within Elementor. This sounds like such an obvious solution I know, but it really wasn’t as I’d never before had this problem and wasn’t even aware these permissions were set since I used a different widget before in the sections in question. Plus, Elementor was preventing me from page editing access to even check while PMP was activated before.

I’ve always used Nav Menu Roles alongside this plugin, and never had a problem, and even with Nav Menu Roles deactivated, the problem still persisted. But I think because I changed my navigation headers from icons/buttons to the WP Nav widget, the nav menu widgets conflicted with PMP visibility settings and broke my site.

So happy to have my membership back and nav menus functioning properly without Elementor preventing me from page editor access!!

I can now sleep peacefully… zzzz… 🙂

Hey as an update – left it running all this time, and 2 hours later it’s still not stopped. Have now closed the tab and everything seems fine still with my site, but not sure what’s happening with the import task.

As an update – I deactivated PMP and Elementor pages would no longer load. So I deactivated all plugins and reactivated one by one. When reactivating PMP, elementor pages loaded again, but the conflict I was first experiencing with Nav Menu Roles occurred, even with Nav Menu Roles deactivated.

I’ve had to deactivate PMP again and reactivate Nav Menu Roles, and now elementor is working again and there is no conflict on nav menus that I was experiencing.

This is a bit of a nightmare as it’s definitely something to do with this plugin.

I’ve looked further into this, but would still like an answer to my query above.

What I’ve found is that I can create routes through the CM plugin, and then use their shortcodes in the MB Custom Post Type plugin to display the route data. However, I cannot see any meta box fields displayed at the front end (though they do display on the back end) with or without any of their shortcodes instilled (so I know it’s not an issue with CM’s shortcodes being on the page).

Could you please advise why the selected field information isn’t displaying on the front end on my MB Custom Post Type, and only in the admin backend? What am I doing wrong? I don’t feel the documentation describes clearly enough what I do once I’ve created the custom fields and put them on the custom post type – how do I get the field data to display on the front end?

I saw on this article (https://metabox.io/create-ota-website-with-meta-box-p1/?unapproved=1176&moderation-hash=22eadf59809f860c813faa6783488693#comment-1176) that in order for them to display the custom MB fields on their “Hotel page”, they created a single-hotel.php file in their child theme to overwrite the single.php file, and then mentioned something about using some code for content-single-hotel.php, but do not explain where or why you use this – they just provide the code. Could you please also explain what they mean by this – do I need to also create a content-single-hotel.php file in my child theme and input their code and change some details to suit my own needs in order to display the MB custom fields on the front end? If so, what? I don’t understand.

Thank you

Oh, forgot to add – I have Pro, which I purchased after reading that I should be able to achieve these functions.

Actually, an additional Q or 2 which I missed –

5. Can I change the pagination? I’d rather have it to replace the “menu” title header than sit directly above the sub menu list – it seems too clumped together where it is. If I cannot move it, can I add padding around it at least?

6. How did you build your own Responsive Menu builder/editor menu, to function with what seems like multiple sub menu levels with deep pagination, or multiple menus that link to each other? For example, Mobile Menu > Container > drop down items Menu Settings … then you can click Back through pagination through each accessed item. This is something like how I want my own to function.

Thanks again, and apologies for lots of Qs!

Hello Bayejid

Thank you very much for your response.
I was up til 2am this morning working on my site and had deactivated plug-ins one by one to try and find the issue.

It was sourced though, which was external to your plugin it seems.

For information, it appeared that a Woocommerce plugin shortcode in the affected tabbed section was misfunctioning which made the tab plugin misfunction too. The shortcode was removed from the tab, keeping everything else the same, and everything worked perfectly again. I’ve since deactivated Woocommerce completely, for many other reasons, and now using a different e-commerce plugin that better suits my needs.

This post may help others who experience similar – check any shortcodes in tabbed sections first if a tab live page is affected.

Sorry I didn’t get back to you last night/this morning to update you – I was exhausted haha

Have a lovely day.