Sekander Badsha

Hey @jordesign,
The error is the same. I have attached a screenshot. Please click the link, and you can see it. The files mentioned on the console are hooks.js, emitter.js and registry.js

Hi,
I am also struggling with the table of contents block. Everything works fine until I insert the table of contents block. After I insert the block, it starts acting weird!
Here are the error messages I can see in the console- https://prnt.sc/iXbn4VykjDmd

I have only activated the latest Gutenberg plugin and the twenty-fourteen theme on a testing environment. There is no other plugin or theme. It is a fresh install.

Then I rolled back to 17.2.3; the issue is solved now!

Hi,
Thank you so much for following up on this.

I think a multivendor plugin would suit your case better ??

Hi,
Did you find a solution? I just tried the plugin with the Twenty Twenty-Three theme. The header and footer of the theme is not loading.

I am not sure about the Sahifa themes capability as I have used it back in 2013. If it has a post type based sidebar configuration, you may try that. I am not sure about the sidebar requirement. Please wait for the official teams reply ??

Hello @meijin2k,

Sahifa theme was made for magazines and newsportals I guess. So, in my personal opinion, it would not be a good choice for you.

I would suggest making a separate installation on a folder or sub domain to keep everything nice and tidy. You can also design all the course related things independently and save yourself from getting frustrated with design and issues ??

Hi,

If I were in your situation, I would add a custom meta field where I can write a name and call that in my theme to display it. I will also hide the original course author name with CSS or add some custom code on a child theme.

I think the customizations you’re looking to make should be fairly easy and wouldn’t take more than 30 mins for a developer. LifterLMS has a page called “Experts”. You can hire someone from there or give the idea above a try.

You can also create a support ticket from the LifterLMS website to ask for specific instructions and file names that are needed for this process.

Hello Johnny,

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this post. We are really happy to see that you care about our work.

We post all our releases and updates here https://make.lifterlms.com/
If you go through the posts, you will see that we are constantly updating each of our solutions every month.

We totally agree with you that we can improve. If you are looking for some specific features in our solution, please share your suggestions. We will be happy to look into them and work together to make LifterLMS the best LMS solution ??

Just checked on the latest version. The issue is still there ??

Hi,

Please go to LifterLMS > Settings > Checkout > Currency Options and check what you have set in the thousands separator.

In the European region, people use commas to separate decimal amounts, but in the Asian region, people use commas to separate thousands. So, this might be the case.

Please let us know the plugins and payment gateways you use if this is not the case.

Hi,
I do not think LifterLMS has the feature to lockout any users. That might be the security system you’re using.

If you have a security plugin, please disable that and see if the lockout is removed. If you have a caching plugin, you might also need to clear the cache for the change to take effect.

Now, all WordPress plugins or the WordPress system send a password reset link via email. So, you need to see if you have received any email about the password reset link. If not, check the spam and other possible folders.

If you have not received any email, you need to check if the email system in your hosting is configured correctly. To do that, you can install a plugin called “email log” and see if the emails are getting fired or not and if they are sent out correctly.

If the emails are not being triggered at all after requesting one more time to reset the password, then you will have the whole diagnostic report in your hand and you will know from where to start solving the problem ??

Do you have a security plugin? That might block incoming connections

I use a plugin called “Airplane Mode” during development which blocks external requests. Are you able to install plugins from wp.org from your dashboard without manually uploading the plugin file.

If you need to manually upload the plugin file and can not browse plugins from your site, that means your site has a problem with connecting external servers or there is a file permission issue on your hosting.

Yes, this is possible but the table prefix needs to be different for each site.

On another note, I do not think this is a good idea. Additional databases do not cost you anything and saves you from a lot of hassel.

Hi @velasko,

Sorry about the late response. I have tested the issue with the strict mode and could not reproduce it. We need to have a call on Zoom or Google Meet to understand what is going wrong.

Please check for plugin conflicts. If no conflict is found, please send me an email at sekander at themeum dot com.