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  • I had the exact same problem and it flummoxed me for a little while, as I was getting no JavaScript errors.

    In the end, I realized I’d confused $this->get_field_id and $this->get_field_name in the form of a custom widget I was building, it seems that certain characters in form element name attributes can cause an issue with widget remove from sitebuilder (not tested in wp native widget section).

    Quickly fixed in my version by using $this->get_field_name(“myFieldName”) for the name attribute of the relevant form element.

    This may not be the issue here, and I can’t tell as I don’t know which slideshow widget your are referring to, but it’s certainly worth checking if nothing else comes to light

    Thread Starter matt.chugg

    (@mattchugg)

    Sorry for multiple posts, I have another request:

    6: Ability to enable/disable native widgets

    It would be great is the options page had the ability to enable/disable native plugins, both native to wordpress and native to your excellent plugin, the wordpress ones wouldn’t need to be disabled across the whole install, just not visible in the plugin. I believe this would enhance the plugin, giving me the ability to simplify things for the end user

    Many thanks, and once again, this really is an excellent plugin!

    Thread Starter matt.chugg

    (@mattchugg)

    Another one I just thought of

    5: CSS for first and last row

    Could the first and last rows of the page have a CSS class added to indicate which is first and last (i’m adding a drop shadow to each row, but don’t want it on the last row

    Thread Starter matt.chugg

    (@mattchugg)

    I appreciate there isn’t much useful information above, but what it looks like is happening is that the button is causing some JS to load the whole dash in, which then in turn does the same again and again with child frames repeatedly loading the dashboard

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