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  • Thread Starter vincewaters

    (@vincewaters)

    Update: Problem SOLVED! *FACEPALM!*

    I really do feel like such an idiot, but now that I understand what the issue was, it
    makes perfect sense – so here it is for the future kiddies who might stuck on this one.

    To clarify – I am running MAMP in my test environment on a WIN10 PC and connecting to that from other devices on the network. The custom CSS file was not being loaded for Mobile devices (but working correctly on Desktop)

    The problem was found in the WordPress Dashboard under Settings>General.
    Simply change the URL for the WordPress Address and Site Address to be the IP address of the machine MAMP is on, instead of “LOCALHOST”. As soon as I updated this, everything was working perfectly.

    Honestly, I spent a few weeks searching Google and trying all of the solutions I could find, some suggested using a Plugin detector to scan for issues, etc., to which none of them worked (for me…). I would recommend trying this first!

    Thread Starter vincewaters

    (@vincewaters)

    PHP v 7.4.1 on ALL of my testing machines

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by vincewaters.
    Thread Starter vincewaters

    (@vincewaters)

    Yes I do have a custom css file loaded – however, in my testing, I have completely cleared that file, and only styled the element I wanted. Same problem occurs with a clean css file.

    I did also look through the default styles.css and you are correct, there is nothing there to affect this.

    The custom css file is being loaded through functions.php – along with other stuff such as Bootstrap. I did try to disable all of these, too thinking Bootstrap might be conflicting with something, but that was not the case…

    I’m just so baffled!

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by vincewaters.
    Thread Starter vincewaters

    (@vincewaters)

    Update:
    [ link removed, next time use the link field ]

    I just uploaded a copy of my template to my public web server to show you all the problem – however – this one is NOT having the problem as I described above. So it seems to be something on my local web server (testing environment that’s off…)

    I run a few different local web servers – one is Apache2 on Debian 10, the other is MAMP on both MAC and Win10 – all of these have the same mobile issue.

    …still – any suggestions?

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Jan Dembowski.

    @patrickposner Ok so very interesting find:

    I just deactivated the “Pro” version of the plugin and activated the limited edition version – uploaded a new file and it DID appear in the library list this time. However, the file itself still did not actually upload to my uploads dir on the server, and when I click the download link for the file from the library list, the file tries to download but ultimately fails with a “No File Found” error message.

    @home4sap @patrickposner

    I have tried updating php.ini with the recommended values, gave my server enough time to update the changes, and those changes were confirmed through the typical Media Library uploader (max file size went from 2M to 128M as I set it…). However, unfortunately I am still having the same issues :*(

    I’m wondering if, in my particular case, this has something to do with using MAMP as my (temporary) web server… ?

    Thread Starter vincewaters

    (@vincewaters)

    hi @patrickposner

    Currently I am running MAMP on Windows 10 to test out some stuff locally before I move to an actual production server. I am also an admin on this machine and have checked directory permissions – they seems to be OK.

    One thing I noticed is that when I upload a file, a new numbered directory is created (for example 43), but is empty. The file DOES show up though in the library browser through the plugin, but then still not accessible through the library on a page.

    I am running a trial version of Pro, it’s activated, and currently have all restrictions turned OFF (again, now just for testing purposes).

    I have also just added these values to .htaccess to increase file size limits:
    php_value upload_max_filesize 12M
    php_value post_max_size 13M
    php_value memory_limit 15M

    you had to register the plugin from within the plugin?
    I’m using the pro version (trial license) that is “activated” – however STILL having the issue.

    Hi – having the same issue… still cannot resolve 🙁

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