kikelkik
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Hey! Thanks for your quick answer.
I just tried to get white screen again but never got it. So the problem is temporary solved. I will take a screen and try to identify some dependencies if the “bug” reappears.But anyway thanks a lot!
~kikelkikAbout the custom field: I copy-and-pasted the whole code from your guide, disabled the specific form. I can type in something into the textfield and submit but it won’t be stored in the database. The wp_give_customermeta table is still empty.
Here’s the code: http://pastebin.com/yBsM9rg2- This reply was modified 9 years, 7 months ago by kikelkik.
Yeah thanks! But how can I use it in a sidebar widget as well? Sorry, it’s very special.. :/
It throws an error if I save the function:
Sorry, but your code causes a "Fatal error", so it is not applied! Please, check the code and try again.And anyway, how can I implement this function into the design? Is there a shortcode like [recentdonor]?
Okay first thanks for the links 🙂
Unfortunately, I don’t know where to implement the shortcode function. Into a give php, template, .. ? Could you let me know?Yeah that works! Thanks a lot!
#awesomeSupport 😀Okay I did disable all other plugins and the problem persisted.
But I found the relevant point in the theme.
I customized the post design and implemented hover pictures which show the post text.
So if just the <script> is in content.php everything’s fine despite of the script not working. But if I add the source and make the script work with `<script src=”http://ajax.aspnetcdn.com/ajax/jQuery/jquery-1.12.2.min.js”></script>’, the script works but the scroll-to-top button disappears.
Condition: Give is enabled. If I disable Give, everything works just fine.Maybe I cannot insert the jquery direct into content.php and I have to define the function elsewhere in a .js file but I’m not able to run it :/
I know that the problem is most contributed by myself but it would be great if you had a solution. Do you need any else information?