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OK Thanks!

Thanks a lot @codepeople, that works perfectly.

Thanks again @codepeople

Hi again @codepeople

I have added a second discount card to the form and syncronized the check boxes using the following code (adding extra lines to the example you gave):

<script>
jQuery(document).on('change', '[id*="fieldname1_"]', function(){
jQuery('[id*="fieldname1_"]').each(function(i){jQuery('[id*="fieldname2_"]:eq('+i+')').prop('checked', this.checked)});
});
jQuery(document).on('change', '[id*="fieldname2_"]', function(){
jQuery('[id*="fieldname2_"]').each(function(i){jQuery('[id*="fieldname1_"]:eq('+i+')').prop('checked', this.checked)});
});
jQuery(document).on('change', '[id*="fieldname1_"]', function(){
jQuery('[id*="fieldname1_"]').each(function(i){jQuery('[id*="fieldname3_"]:eq('+i+')').prop('checked', this.checked)});
});
jQuery(document).on('change', '[id*="fieldname2_"]', function(){
jQuery('[id*="fieldname2_"]').each(function(i){jQuery('[id*="fieldname3_"]:eq('+i+')').prop('checked', this.checked)});
});
jQuery(document).on('change', '[id*="fieldname3_"]', function(){
jQuery('[id*="fieldname3_"]').each(function(i){jQuery('[id*="fieldname1_"]:eq('+i+')').prop('checked', this.checked)});
});
jQuery(document).on('change', '[id*="fieldname3_"]', function(){
jQuery('[id*="fieldname3_"]').each(function(i){jQuery('[id*="fieldname2_"]:eq('+i+')').prop('checked', this.checked)});
});
</script>

This orks but I was wondering if there is a more elegant way of doing this?

Thanks @codepeople that works perfectly!

Hi Codepeople,

Firstly thanks for the fast reply, I apreciate it – especialy on a weekend.

I’ve done as you described and it works.

The only thing which I’d like to improve is that when you switch between the “discount” and “no discount” lists the check boxes don’t stay selected.

Can you think of w method whereby the same items would remain selected when I switch between “no discount” and “discount card A”?

Sorry I edited the post in a hurry and it got a bit munched this is what it should have read:

Hi,

I installed the plugin a few months ago and was very happy with it.

I always had the “Automated mobile ads” option switched on.

I understand that this experiments with the ad layout to improve earnings.

In the settings I have configured to show 2 ad units on all post and 1 on the homepage.

This afternoon I checked my site from my phone and there were 4 Ad Units being displayed on a post. Thereby breaching Adsense TOS!

Please suggest what I can do to fix it since I’m scared that I will get banned from adsense because of this.

Thanks

Hi,

Just thought I’d bring another bug to your attention.

I use Xcloner to backup my site and to transfer it to other servers if necesary.

It used to work fine with fine with BetterWPsecurity without any conflict.

When I tried to do a backup my site I got an error and couldn’t continue, it locked me out of the beckend with the message “error” and brought down the whole site.

You could still visit the homepabe (root) but as soon as you clicked on a post yo got the same “error” message.

The soluting was to deactivate iThemes security by renaming the plugin’s folder via FTP. Could then get in to the backend, and re-activate the iThemes security plugin, re-saving the settings.

The net outcome is that I have to deactivate IThemes security in order to backup my site (I prefer a full site backup as well as database).

Just a heads up hope you can get it fixed soon.

Thanks for all your hard work

OK so I just found the solution for the problem I mentioned above.

In the Hide backend section of the settings theres a new option called “Enable Thema Compatibility” (or very something similar)

Once that was selected everything now works fine.

Just updated to 4.0.10

The hidden wp-admin now works (that is to say the secret word works) BUT if instead of using the secret word I pur wp-admin, instead of getting a 404 error I get:

You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.

Same solution worked for me too – thanks!

That fixed it – Thanks!

Hi mbrsolution

I have now ??

And unfortunately it made no difference.

One thing I hadn’t noticed before which I think might give someone a clue is that the framed version of the site where the backend of the plugin should appear is fully active.

It starts off as a 404 page but if you click on “home” it goes to the homepage and is a fully working versio of the site.

Also the toobar up the top that you (the one you get when you’re logged in to wp) is there which allows you to enter the desktop within the framed site and get to the desktop, go to plugins…..etc…

If you keep going you get a desktop within a desktop within a desktop…

I thought that this might gve someone who knows more about this stuff a clue.

Thanks again!

The automatic update didn’t work for me either.

I the end I just updated manually.

It’s easy following the instructions here:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Updating_WordPress

marked as resolved – Thanks!