Glenn
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In reply to: [Popups for Divi] Problems in Safari with v 1.6.0?Hi @arcadiapps – just had a quick look at the source of your page that’s not working and I think you need to check your IDs – e.g. you’re calling #crisisfam but the ID is CrisisFam – CSS IDs are case sensitive
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In reply to: [Popups for Divi] Problems in Safari with v 1.6.0?It’s either your browser cache or server side caching that needs to be cleared.
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In reply to: [Popups for Divi] Problems in Safari with v 1.6.0?If you’re going to fix it manually yourself, don’t forget to clear the cache and reload the page
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In reply to: [Popups for Divi] Problems in Safari with v 1.6.0?FYI – The error I’m getting in Safari is..
TypeError: jQuery(window).setInterval is not a function. (In ‘jQuery(window).setInterval(a,750)’, ‘jQuery(window).setInterval’ is undefined)
Even the examples at https://philippstracker.com/divi-popup/ fail.
I think the code should read jQuery(window.setInterval(a,750)) – when I changed it in front.js in the js subdirectory of the plugin it started working again.
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In reply to: [Popups for Divi] Problems in Safari with v 1.6.0?It’s not just you. It no longer works in Firefox or Safari but still works in Chrome. I was thinking of buying the Divi Areas plugin but I want to see if this is going to be fixed first (and how quickly).
GlennHi again,
I think you may have missed the main point of my last post. When a number field has no “value” field, only a min and max value, where do I put the formula for it to work? It doesn’t work on placeholder, min or max values. Should I be using a text field instead and put the formula on the value field of the text field?
BTW, that formula works fine without the .numericalvalue (tested by putting the formula in the placeholder and seeing the 1 or 0 being returned correctly).
Thanks
Hi Edgar,
I think the problem here is that I’m using a number field and it has a high and low value – not a single value field. I tried putting the formula on both (not at the same time) and it doesn’t seem to work.
Basically I want to hide/reveal stuff based on this
if ((new Date($$field_rnField11$$)) < (new Date()))
return 1;
return 0;(i.e. if date is in the future – hide the submit)
I was testing the result of number field with this formula – have tried the formula in placeholder, min and max value fields and the behaviour isn’t what I would expect). I would expect that when I change the date, it reveal/hide the submit button accordingly.
Appreciate your assistance. The site is currently not available over the internet, I’ll try and resolve that if necessary.
Thanks for the super fast response. Unfortunately it didn’t work. While using the shortcode (either in the builder itself or by putting it in the template) works to display the button, the resulting PDF is just the list of shortcodes that the Divi Builder uses to construct the page. (i.e. no actual content).
It works fine on pages that don’t use the Divi Builder. I might have to have a chat to the chaps at Elegant Themes about Divi and how I might get it to work.
Thanks