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Still no luck. We may be going to a Linux stack which I believe will resolve the issue. There’s some examples of doing this with .htaccess, but not with IIS/Azure and the web.config.
Unfortunately, the default one-click install that comes in the Azure Portal installs WordPress under root which isn’t what we want so the configuration I found there wasn’t all that helpful.
Running into this issue as well.
I can provide access to my website if needed. And a step-by-step list to replicate the issue.
Theme: Custom
WordPress: 4.6.1
Toolset Types: 2.2.1Tested:
Already deactivated all other plugins.
Chrome Mac + PC
Firefox MacTemporary fix.
File: post-snippets/views/jquery_ui_dialog_head.php
Wrapped the entire if statement of if ($(“#post-snippets-tabs”).length>0) in a try catch block.So…
try {
if ($(“#post-snippets-tabs”).length>0) {
…..
}
} catch (err){
console.log(‘Post Snippet – Gravity Forms Hack’);
}I am running into this issue as well. Looks to be a JQuery conflict.
admin.php?page=gf_export:110 Uncaught TypeError: $(…).tabs is not a function
File: post-snippets/views/jquery_ui_dialog_head.php
Line: var selected = tabs.tabs(‘option’, ‘active’);Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Responsive Menu - Create Mobile-Friendly Menu] Website Crash and Error CodeI have the same issue as well and it is due to the same legacy version of PHP. Is it possible for you to build in a try..catch around some of the code so that it’s more backwards compatible friendly?
Ditto. Was working before, now Forget Password is not rendering HTML. Just like Motion, the Registration email is fine.