abbydigital

Here is a link to the site for the Oxygen plugin:

https://oxygenbuilder.com/

The plugin bypasses whatever WordPress theme is active, and does not use any part of it. I think the issue is with the stated requirements for SLB, as restated here:

“Verify that your site’s theme uses the wp_head(), wp_footer(), & the_content() template tags (standard in any professional theme)”

Since Oxygen ignores whatever theme is active, I think it’s possible that those three template tags may not be active. Can you recommend a way to implement them without a theme?

Yes! The new version (Version 1.8.2.1) appears to have solved the issue.

Thanks so much for being so quick to fix!

I think this topic can be marked RESOLVED.

Is it possible that the problem is the reverse of what you described? The file I have is “CMB2_Hookup.php” (the named version with the capital “H”), but the error in the Licenses page indicates that the plugin is looking for (and can’t find) the file called “CMB2_hookup.php” (the version named with a lower-case “h”).

While I appreciate your fast responses, I still have no further clue as to what I need to do.

On my WordPress site, I have both the IBM Watson CHatBot, which is fully programmed and operational.
I also have the WP Webhooks plugin installed with an appropriately named Webhook set up.
In the Chatbot setup, I am calling the URL for the Webhook set up in WP Webhooks.
I have an additional callout, which is postID and some random number I put in.
I have not yet added any of the context variables, because I was hoping to see a new post created in the WordPress site, but that is not happening.

Which all basically brings me right back to when I sent the original post to this forum, looking for answers.

Still feeling lost in the wilderness here…

Thanks for the speedy replies, Ironikus!

Yes, the Watson ChatBot DOES have the ability to send a POST request.

Regarding the Pro version of WP Webhooks: If we can get this to work, and if the Pro version is necessary to do so, that would be fine.

My chatbot asks a series of questions, mostly yes/no, with a few that have 3 possible answers. At the end of the questions, I want the chatbot to create a new post on the WordPress site and populate a series of custom fields with the answers that were received in the chat. For example, here are the responses from a completed chat:

$name
“Eddie”
$orthopnea
“yes”
$false
“no”
$q1b_rest_sob
“no”
$q1c_talk_sob
“mild”
$q1d_walk_sob
“no”
$q2_pillows
“yes”
$q3_leg_swelling
“yes”
$q3B_leg_count
“both”
$q3c_leg_warm
“yes”

I think the post title should be a concatenation of the users name and the current date.

That is good news!

Any idea when the next update will take place?

That non-functioning “feature” would have been very useful. For example, on this support page here at www.ads-software.com, the function is available: If I came to this page without logging in, but I wanted to post a comment, all I had to do was login, and I would be returned to this same page to be able to post my comment.

I will be looking for another membership plugin that has this capability, since you’ve decided to remove it, instead of making it work.

This is a bad solution for several reasons.
1. Any changes made will be lost when the plugin gets updated.
2. ALL text must be translated, just to change two items.
3. In order to make all those unnecessary changes, the translation software must be upgraded to the Pro version for $30.

If there is no other way to make what should be a simple adjustment, then I will have to find another plugin that does the job in a more reasonable manner.

I have added several ‘addons’ to the Gamipress plugin – H5P Integration; Jetpack Integration; Multimedia Content; Vimeo & Youtube Integration.

I do not see how that helps in styling the registration page layout, for example.

You should know that I am using the Oxygen page builder plugin which does not use a theme, so I can’t use any copies of the Gamipress template PHP files in a child theme folder.

The amended version worked great. I put it in the Appearance >> Edit CSS tab.

Now I’m trying to understand how the Oxygen plugin makes the universal.css file and how I managed to put that particular rule in there that forces the column to 450px. Of course, that’s not an A-Z Listing plugin problem.

Am I correct in assuming that the right way to fix this would be to remove that overriding rule?

Because I am not using the widget, I had to turn on the styling with that special bit of code. Now the layout of the index is proper, with the alphabet across the top, but I am getting a 3 column display even though I have modified the template to display only two columns. This is a problem because many of my entries are long enough to be wrapped to a second line, and since there is no difference between the space between two entries and the second line of a single entry, the layout is not nearly as readable as it could be (it might be nice if the second line of an entry were indented slightly…).

I do not have a copy of the template in my theme folder (which is not actually used by WordPress because of the Oxygen page builder plugin, which ignores themes), so the only (known) copy of A-Z-listing.php is in the templates folder of the A-Z-listing plugin folder. It contains the variable for number of columns set to 2, so why does my layout look like it is in 3 columns?

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