kimaniidaniel

Found the problem. It was the WP-SpamFree plugin, causing this. Thanks to this thread: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/error-posting-comments?replies=10

After some tracing and debugging the plugin seems to be breaking here
SON_API_Introspector->get_posts
particularly on the line “$new_post = new JSON_API_Post($post);”. It doesn’t get past that line.

Any ideas?

Which leads me be believe that something is setup wrong, because I got no email (apart from paypal confirming the purchase) and had to manually move the sale to Active. Any ideas why this would happen?

Thanks, this worked!

Thanks for your quick reply, but i think I may have stated the problem wrong. I want the popup to occur on post pages ONLY, NOT on the front page.

After debugging your code i solved the problem, let me explain what i found:

This was all done in search-filter.php
In the function set_defaults() you’re building an array variable ($tags[]) of options selected found in $wp_query->query which is fine. Where this goes bad I’m not too sure but it seems that for some of the selections it’s not resetting this array variable, instead its adding to it. So the selections from prior selections are getting mixed with the current one its processing. (Note: I can’t figure out why this is happening, its just what I observed). So to fix this I turned to the part of the code that actually determine which default option to SELECT on the dropdowns which is the function dropdowns – generate_wp_dropdown. In that function you have this snippet of code

if (is_array($defaults)) {
					if (count($defaults) == 1) {
						$args['selected'] = $defaults[0];
					}
				}

The problem is it does not handle any arrays with count > 1 (which is the problem generated by set_defaults() above) So I added an else clause to set $args[‘selected’] to the last item in the array, and this solved the problem.

if (is_array($defaults)) {
					if (count($defaults) == 1) {
						$args['selected'] = $defaults[0];
					} else {
						$args['selected'] = end($defaults);
					}
				}

Maybe you can dig deeper and figure out where the real issue/bug is.

Ok so when I removed the “$this->set_defaults();” and add “add_action(‘wp’, array($this,’set_defaults’));” to the __contruct, none of the selections are retained except the search term. I played around with the search a few times and it seems that the original issue (before I made your change) is ONLY on the “Genders” select box, which is really strange.

Any more ideas?