Bonesnap

Any chance in any of those instances you can update to the 10.10.x branch and test a theory that 10.10.x is working correctly?

@jaycbrf – Which version of OS X are you having this issue? My friend is running 10.9.5 but a coworker brought in his laptop and he’s running 10.10.2 and he cannot replicate the problem on either Chrome or Safari. I am wondering if this is an edge-case problem with OS X somehow.

@fierling – Which issue are you referring to? Seems like there are two issues being talked about here: Content is the same in on the panels and content not saving.

The plugin seems to operate as expected on my Windows 7 x64 machine in Firefox, Chrome, and IE11. Haven’t bothered testing with Opera.

For those running into this issue, are you running OS X? A friend has run into this issue on his Mac but I cannot replicate it on any Windows machine (in any browser); they are having the issue in both Chrome and Safari.

I do agree this plugin is long overdue for an update.

Thanks for the quick reply. I’m going to give this a shot and I’ll post my results.

Thanks again!

I was able to get everything sorted out and the plugin works well. I’d like to thank the developer for taking the time to help me fix the issue I was having. In the end everything worked out.

Thank you for the reply, I appreciate it.

I am also really glad you emailed me but I have however not received any emails from Charleston Software Associates. I checked with my manager whose email was used when purchasing the plugin and he has not received any either. We have a “no spam” filter put in for all our email accounts (but checked anyway). It is likely you have the wrong email address. Is there a way for us to communicate privately so I can give you my email address and you can forward the email you sent?

Regarding purchasing from Charleston Software Associates vs. Cyber Sprocket Labs, I purchased and downloaded the plugin from https://www.charlestonsw.com/. More specifically, from https://www.charlestonsw.com/product/store-locator-plus/. Additionally, all the emails I received from purchasing the plugin were from @charlestonsw.com, which is also the same domain I received my email when I filled in the contact form. Up until that point the name “Cyber Sprocket Labs” never showed up anywhere.

The plugin in the back-end of WordPress does say Cyber Sprocket Labs but as I mentioned above I downloaded it from my account with Charleston Software Associates. Needless to say this has generated a great deal of confusion. If I am not to have purchased the plugin from that website where should I have purchased it from (and why are payments being accepted)?

Please note I would also like to use the software. I just need a valid license key. How should I go about getting one? If I am unable to have this resolved by the end of Sunday then I will unfortunately have to take advantage of the money-back guarantee. I would however prefer to use the software is it looks to be the best fit for what I am trying to accomplish.

I look forward to hearing from you, thank you for your time.

I am well aware of that and even say it in my original post.

I actually did realize this was the cause sometime last week. I only figured it out though because it only happens in Firefox, and I had run into an issue in the past that only affected Firefox and this was the solution, so I decided to try it out and it worked.

I now use it in all my WordPress websites as I don’t see any benefit of having it (feel free to correct me). Good find though!

Okay well I managed to get the checkboxes to appear as well as the other moderating options.

At least one comment has to have its comment_post_ID field linking to a published post. The comments will appear, but you can’t do anything with them.

I should note that I am not using the comment system for its traditional purpose and instead leveraging it for something else (still comment-related, though) that doesn’t involve blog posts or pages.

In any case, I suppose this thread is solved. Thanks for the reply!

I know because I wrote the code. Sorry, I should have prefaced this by saying I am a PHP programmer and work on WordPress sites quite a bit.

– There are no plugins except one I created but it has nothing to do with comments.

– I used the Twenty Eleven theme as a base and then modify it to what I need.

– I’m confident that is not the issue.

The code that does the insert is:

$result = wp_insert_comment(array('comment_post_ID'	=> 0,
				   'user_id'			=> $id,
				'comment_content'	=> $message,
				'comment_karma'		=> 4,								   'comment_author_IP'	=> $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'],
'comment_date'		=> date('Y-m-d H:i:s'),
'comment_approved'	=> '1'));

Wow trying to format code here is a challenge.

File > Export > select “Export Site Manager entries”

This will create an XML file with all your sites and their connection settings, including the user name and password. You can open the XML file with a browser. I would delete the file afterwards so there isn’t a plain-text file of your credentials lying around your computer.

You have to create a custom template for a page that’s expecting to receive your search form. In the action=”” attribute of the form, point to that page. This will allow you to create a custom search.

Okay, so I’ve dug a little deeper into this problem and here’s what I’ve found:

It has nothing to do with my code, but instead Firefox is running the page twice.

I found a solution here.

Thanks for your time and help!

It’s not increasing the view count by 2. It’s increasing it by 1 but also increasing the view count of the following post. I’m not viewing the posts via navigation.

If I select a post with post ID 5, and the next post has ID 11, they both increase by one. But if I have a post with ID 13, it’s not affected unless I select post 11, then 13 is increased as well.

Also, it occurs even if I copy and paste the link directly into the address bar. No matter what I do, it increases BOTH posts.

I even tried giving the post a unique meta key by appending the post’s ID to the meta key, but it still does it.

I tried moving the code into both content-page.php and the header (not at the same time, of course) and it still happens. This is really stumping me. I’ve used get_post_meta and update_post_meta many times in the past without issue.

Anyone have any other suggestions? Thanks!