aaronrobb

Just a note- Turning off the DB Cache clears the error as a temporary fix.
Not ideal, but page loads at least.

@vmarko Is there a solution to this issue that doesn’t involve editing the plugin code?

With our system, we run plugins with Composer, so pushing plugin code changes to our stage or live server are ignored as the whole plugin folder is ignored.

This error shows up when updating to php8.1.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by aaronrobb.

Ok thanks for the reply!

I can confirm that the updated plugin still breaks the pre-set gravity columns.

If you have used ‘drag and drop’ feature in GF to make fields into columns, this plugin breaks that and makes them all full width.

Update: Just used the “if ( current_user_can( ‘capability_name’ ) )” snippet and that works fine with a custom capability for a custom role.

@abidhasan112 Is there a time when this version will be live? I’m having an issue with the accordion as well on a live site. Can we get a dev branch download?

Just add this into the customizer css area:

.rbs_gallery_button {
display: none!important;
}

I’ve got the same issue. Header/footer plugin breaks the Elementor editor. Can’t even load in safe mode.
Disabled all other plugins and just had Header/Footer and it still was breaking, so no other conflict.

@gwviger Nothing yet unfortunately. I’ll be starting on this project soon, so I’ll see what I can find.

@ronalfy Thanks for the reply.
I actually tested this – I had an older site with no FA on it, and the highlight worked but the icons didn’t show up (makes sense) – so it just showed blank buttons. I added the FA plugin and it all worked great.

On the newly updated site (with the recommended FA plugin already installed) the highlighting didn’t do anything until I installed the Migrate Helper plugin….

Agreed. Doesn’t seem to be working with the latest WordPress version. It works on older versions, so its the last one or two WP versions that break it.

If you install the “Enable jQuery Migrate Helper” plugin from WordPress, it fixes the issue for now.
It is meant as a temporary fix, so hopefully the developer updates the plugin.

@andi-dittrich Thanks for the reply. That’s what I assumed – just have to edit the plugin code which I try to not do.
Wasn’t sure if there was a non-invasive way to do it at all.

Adding another vote to change this back. It took me at least 20 minutes of googling to find this one forum and get the answer, and I’m a full time WP developer.
Completely not user friendly, especially for any new WP users – I’m now going to have to email every client that updates WP to explain how to do this.
Please put it back!

@benmeredithgmailcom
I’ve updated the plugin to 2.8.0, cleared server caches and i’m still seeing the jquery errors:

/wp-content/plugins/give/assets/dist/js/admin.js: ‘hover’ pseudo-event is deprecated, use ‘mouseenter mouseleave’

/wp-content/plugins/give/assets/dist/js/admin.js: jQuery.fn.toggle(handler, handler…) is deprecated

Maybe i’ll have to wait out the cache clearing, but seems like it should have gone away right away.

I also think this would be very helpful. There are functions we can use to exclude categories from the blocks, but normally it is site-wide or page-specific. If you have two blocks on one page and want to exclude a category from one and not the other, its impossible.