Michael

Follow up–

W/regard to “Which means that the increase to 1024 did not take”, I think it actually did. Divi theme has a support page that when refreshed after a php-ini revision, it shows what the values changed to, and this site’s support center tab shows as much. That does NOT lessen my appreciation of your looking this over in any way,

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Doeke, I bow in your presence.

Reason: to assuage you when I admit that regenerating the URL has resolved the issue. Odd in that we’ve made no revisions to the form in more than a year. My thought is that the update to GravityKit and/or GravityExport might have been the cause.
Even so, I’m grateful for your being here and the fast action of your reply.

Have you a buy-me-a-coffee/beer/whiskey link you’d like to share? ??

Cheers from Southwest Ohio,

–Michael

F’awesome Reply Lauren.

I now have added a plugin that reveals ID numbers in any of nearly 11 items with IDs

I’ve begun that search-quest for the errant ID and will let you know.

Thanks for being around Lauren.

I hope to be able to return the favor someday

Cheers from 12 West,

Michael

Thanks for the quick reply Lauren.

Two things:

1. Apologies for not mentioning that we had also emptied trash
2. We also looked for any Drafts or Pending posts and found that none of those were carrying the 4710 slug either

So, thanks again Lauren, glad to have you on our #WTH team.

Cheers again, from Southwest Ohio,

Michael

Perfect.

The update on the 14th did the trick!

Thanks,

Michael

Hello and good morning once again Renee.

Thankfully, although not there yesterday when I screen captured it for you, it is indeed there now.

Looks like this issue can now be marked “Resolved thanks to Renee”

— Michael

Thanks again for the speedy reply Renee.

I cleared cache via browser.
I cleared page-cache specifically on site.
I opened the link inCognito

However, didn’t find any site-kit text.

suggestions?

Of course, it did find analytics code/snippet

Thanks again Renee

That seems to have alleviated the missing snippet issue.

Underlying to that, I’m curious why some pages contain code associated with “site-kit” specifically, but even on this trouble tickets page that now has the UA- snippet, there is no “Site-kit” verbiage to be found in source like that found in another landing page on the same site at https://dhlhires.com/tewksbury/

— Michael

ps. Thanks a ton for the heads-up on the missing snippet solution Renee.
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It didn’t even occur to me to look there given that which was viewable in source on other pages.
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I agree that this is a stars-worthy plugin.

w/regard to @csisgncsign’s comment, I somewhat agree, insofar as the WPMU business model as pertains to the purchase of a premium plugin. Most premium plugins have a set price, with perhaps an annual renewal.
But WPMU chooses to offer tons of plugins and themes to premium subscribers– at a significantly pricey monthly fee, even if one only desires the acquisition of one or two of their plugins with all features unlocked.

At least this was my experience in the past.

But too the point, Hummingbird is indeed a worthy install.

I thought they gave a note in the tutorial explaining the need to change permalinks. Do you mean that when you did this, you found fault?

Danke Mate.

Thanks again Yorman, I’ll track down that end now. Thanks for this checkbox presumably being checked-off. ??

As a non-programmer, curious as to what you’d use as the correct terminology for the connection between the app and the connected website. ??

Thanks for your reply Yorman.

In a nutshell, one installs the IWP plugin, where then a generated bit of connection data is created. One copies that in a click. One then creates a ‘New Site’ connection with the web-app, and pastes in that connection data.

Once that is done, when the IWP web-app is loaded, or request for data-reload is initiated, it reaches out through that connection-tunnel to check on whether there are any theme, plugin, or WordPress updates are needed. If so, can can then perform those updates as required.

Hope that helps.

Thanks WPyogi, I actually just read that post as well. And thanks for your patience. I was/am a bit taken aback at why something presumably so simple go so awry.

Setting up new thread now.

Cheers from Southwest Ohio,

Michael

Good morning all.

I thought I’d update my experiences with the Keyboard Shortcuts BUG present for me with upgrade to 4.2

Per adamant ?? suggestion from the forum moderator WPyogi, I performed tests on numerous WP installations.

Testing Specs:

• Mac operating system: 10.10.3
• Browsers used: Chrome, Firefox, Safari
• Themes used: Varied premium as well as core 2015
• Plugins used: varied premium as well as www.ads-software.com offerings; and all test done with plugins activated and deactivated.

One test was conducted with before and after in mind- testing heading shortcuts with success on site prior to 4.2 update, then update performed and tested again. This test was done with no plugins active and utilizing 2015

The ONLY consistency achieved during all tests, all scenarios?

Heading shortcuts no longer exist utilizing any of the parameters above AFTER upgrade to 4.2

Let me know if you’d like any further information or further testing suggestions