Abland

It’s too early to tell the effect, but it is being used as a central feature for visitors and prospects to get an idea of service costs. Initial feedback has been very positive.

That last update fixed it. Thank you.

On the earlier version I tried using the html widget, just in case, but it was the same result.

Hi designful,

We are using Beaver Builder standard and the form is added via the text editor widget.

It was working previously, but after the latest update it stopped working on the front end. However, when I previewed the form in the back end the totaling and subtotaling worked as expected.

There were no errors in the developer console, and we also tried eliminating possible plugin conflicts and didn’t find any.

We found version 4.8.7 in one of our backups and that one works correctly on the site, but the latest version still fails to show totals. They just sit at zero.

@majick – thank you. Upon upgrading to 2.3.1 the quarter hour incremented shows became visible on the site.

The error report says I’m running cURL version 7.69.1, but I just ran /usr/bin/curl -V on my GoDaddy VPS and it says the curl version is 7.19.7, which is ten years old.

I’m thinking this is the issue.

Hi, @insightdezign

Same scenario for me. I have a reseller account through GoDaddy and bought my VPS through there. That’s where I’m seeing this issue.

Hi,

Each update still has the error. Here’s the output:

Versions:
WordPress: 5.4.1
WordPress MS: Yes
PHP: 7.3.17
WP Mail SMTP: 2.0.1

Params:
Mailer: gmail
Constants: No
Client ID/Secret: Yes
Auth Code: Yes
Access Token: Yes

Server:
OpenSSL: OpenSSL 1.1.1g 21 Apr 2020
PHP.allow_url_fopen: No
PHP.stream_socket_client(): Yes
PHP.fsockopen(): Yes
PHP.curl_version(): 7.69.1

Debug:
Mailer: Gmail
cURL error 2: easy handle already used in multi handle (see https://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/libcurl-errors.html)

@majick I just tried adding a new administrator user, and they could add and edit schedules. Then I granted them superadmin status and they could no longer add or edit.

I was trying to see if new superadmins were receiving the privileges versus existing, but none are receiving them.

I also tried the new superadmin user on a site where they were NOT an administrator. They still could not add or edit schedules.

So far:
A superadmin who is also an administrator on a site cannot add or edit schedules even though User Role Editor shows they have the permissions as an administrator.
A superadmin who is NOT an administrator on a site cannot add or edit schedules.
An administrator who used to be a superadmin CAN add or edit schedules.

The plugin does not appear to recognize Superadmins.

Hi, Tony @majick

I tried that filter in the theme’s functions.php and it didn’t work. I also tried removing the revocation code itself and it didn’t work either.

I created a standalone admin user and they COULD edit and add schedules.

I installed User Role Editor and confirmed my profile DID have all the capabilities, however I could not see my capabilities as super admin, only admin. My thought is my superadmin status takes precedence over my admin status, and my superadmin status does not have the new capabilities.

I found the following article and wanted to experiment when I had time:

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/81907/adding-capabilities-to-super-admins

Hi, Tony, @majick

My interim solution was to create a new user with Show Editor permissions for any edits.

I haven’t had time to delve into the code but I believe the issue resides in the rescind permissions based on roles in your plugin functions. Calling roles will not find a superadmin because it’s not really a role, so then the new capabilities are rescinded.

Use capabilities instead where current_user_can when checking who does or does not have permissions, then rescind those who don’t.

Hi, Tony(s) (@tonyzeoli) (@majick)

As a Superadmin I am unable to add or edit any schedule, whether existing or new or Draft.

I created a new user with Show Editor permissions and they CAN add or edit any schedule. However, this role cannot add or edit if there’s a conflict … except there’s no notice that it’s a conflict. It just won’t add or edit when published or updated.

I can add under the Show Editor role a conflicting schedule if I select Inactive before publishing or updating. Then I get a notice there’s a conflict which I correct and then save the new schedule.

BTW – that conflict checking is a really nice feature when it gives notice.

Hi, Tony & majick (@tonyzeoli) (@majick)

Sorry for the delay in following up. Pretty hectic times. Hope you both are keeping well.

I tried in different browsers and still cannot add or edit schedules. I haven’t checked the roles yet.

Mine is a multi-site and my role is Superadmin. It’s gotten pretty big with media files so a staging site isn’t do-able on the storage they have remaining.

I’ll set up a regular admin account and see if it makes a difference and look to see if role editing is missing.

Hi, Tony (@tonyzeoli)

The site is hosted on WP Engine.
PHP 7.3.16
WordPress 5.4
No plugin conflicts
No, did not try a staging site
No optmization/caching other than what WP Engine uses

It worked before version 2.3.0 and works again after downgrading.

@tonyzeoli – none of us knew anything until the first time we encountered it ??

Glad you got it figured out.