seeker2734
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Hmm… I haven’t tried all of the shortcodes as the documentation you cite says the
[permalink]should be the correct one for the link to the post that is being commented on.If that documentation is incorrect, then I suppose the other one to try (without building a whole URL using multiple shortcodes) would be
[post_parent_permalink]with the thinking being that, if[permalink]gives me a link directly to the comment that[post_parent_permalink]would give me a link to the element that is “one up” from the comment, which should be the post.If that works, it would mean that either this is a bug or that the documentation isn’t quite correct. I’ll test and get back to you.
Thank you!
Hey Tobias,
I replaced the Custom HTML widgets with Text widgets, and that worked. Putting the Shortcode in a text widget has the tables render correctly in those widgets. If that is the intended behavior, it’s working without issue.
As for which widget should work, I don’t think I have a preference. As long as one or the other works, to me, it shouldn’t matter. Since the Text widget works as intended, I think that’s completely fine.
Let me know if there’s any other information I can provide. Thank you for your help and quick response!
Will do. Thanks for your help!
Tobias,
Yes, it happens with either or both versions of the plugin activated.
Let me know what else I can provide. Thanks!
Tobias,
Yes, I do have the MailPoet plugin installed, both version 2 and their latest version 3, which was just recently released and will completely replace version 2. I will be removing version 2 since version 3 has proven to be stable.
I read the thread you linked to, and yes, temporarily deactivating the MailPoet plugin (all versions installed) then allows me to update the Plugin Options and save those changes. That will be my workaround until a more permanent fix can be determined.
Let me know if there’s anything I can do to help determine the more permanent solution.
Thank you!
Slight update: I turned on PHP debug on the site where this is an issue. This threw the following error when trying to save the changes on the Plugin Settings tab:
Fatal error: Class ‘CSSTidy_custom_sanitize’ not found in /home/content/64/5303764/html/member/wp-content/plugins/tablepress/classes/class-css.php on line 79
I can list the other plugins I use on the site if that’s needed to further troubleshoot this issue.
Thanks!
That’s got it.
Thanks for your help!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Participants Database] Timezone and Conditional Font ColorUnderstood re: the timestamps.
As for the font color, my understanding is that the :checked pseudo class would work for an appropriate input element on a page. However, when the data is simply displayed using the pdb_list shortcode, there’s no input element on the page. There is a checkbox class, but I don’t think it’s seen as an input element. It simply shows the value I’ve assigned to the checked state of the field, which, in this case, is the HTML element for a checkmark.
I’m looking into how to perhaps implement this with JavaScript/jQuery, but that may be a bit more coding than is worth it (i.e. exactly the right JavaScript/jQuery code, though this looks promising; exactly how to add it to the WordPress site to get the desired results, etc.).
Thanks for your help!
I updated to Erident 3.4.1 and that fixed the error that I was seeing (Unexpected T_FUNCTION at line 66).
I then also checked with my hosting provider, and, sure enough, I was on PHP 5.2. I manually updated to PHP 5.3, and the error did not reappear. All appears to be working as expected, and I can only assume that the old version of PHP (5.2) was the original source of the error.
I appreciate the heads up on the PHP version since I otherwise would never have checked. Most other updates to the software used on the site either occur automatically or generate a notification to me from the hosting provider (GoDaddy) that an update is available. Apparently, that is not the case for PHP, which must be monitored and updated manually by the site administrator (me).
Thanks!
Same problem here as original post when upgrading Erident to v3.4 on WordPress 4.2.2. Reverted Erident to v3.3.1 and will wait to see if this thread is acknowledged and a solution provided.
abaco1944:
Actually, the updated plugin provides a link at the bottom of its settings page to open the login page in a new tab. It’s quite convenient, and I just need to go to that tab and refresh the login page after saving any settings changes in order to see their effect. Basically the same idea you propose.
Thanks for the suggestion, though!
Thanks for the offer, but I’ll just try to re-create. I’d rather not share the administrator login to my site. I’ll let you know if I can’t get the color picker or other settings to work.
Same issue(s) here. All settings lost when plugin updated. Deactivating and reactivating did not fix. Color picker also not working. I’d like my old settings back if possible.
Thanks!
Thanks for the quick reply.
I’ve tried the new code and now receive the following error:
Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in /home/content/64/5303764/html/member/wp-content/plugins/tablepress/classes/class-controller.php on line 85Is there another change I would need to make?
Thanks again!
Tobias,
Thanks for the code. I added it to the functions.php for my current theme and received the following error when accessing the site:
Fatal error: Cannot access self:: when no class scope is active in /home/content/64/5303764/html/member/wp-content/themes/graphene/functions.php on line 48Line 48 is the following code:
$GLOBALS['tablepress_frontend_controller'] = self::load_controller( 'frontend' );Any insight? Thanks again for your help!