darkhorse20

Version 2.3.3 fixed it. Thank you!

Downgraded back to 2.3 and the TinyMCE toolbar issue is back to normal but the relative path URL’s issue remains. I think it’s time to move on to a new custom fields plugin.

I just updated the plugin to the latest version 2.3.2 and now started experiencing this exact same issue. The TinyMCE Editor toolbar in the Custom Field Template textarea type has changed. There is no longer a button to add hyperlinks and there are two “Formats” menus in the toolbar. There is also a new “File” menu that has the option “New document”

Issue is resolved. People, just be very careful with this plugin.

I forgot to add this. This is what was in the URL address bar when the White Screen of Death happened:

https://domain.tld/wp-admin/admin.php?page=miwoftp&option=com_miwoftp&action=list&dir=wp-content%2Fthemes%2Fthemename%2Finc&order=name&srt=yes

Stick this in your functions.php file

function override_mce_options($initArray) {
$opts = '*[*]';
$initArray['valid_elements'] = $opts;
$initArray['extended_valid_elements'] = $opts;
return $initArray;
}
add_filter('tiny_mce_before_init', 'override_mce_options');

Solution found here- https://www.leighton.com/blog/stop-tinymce-in-wordpress-3-x-messing-up-your-html-code

I ended up having to update around 40 websites manually because of the plugin. After every update, if the CPT was broken after the plugin update, re-saving the permalinks fixed it.

I’m seeing a similar issue. I’m trying to upload a file named “jquery.mmenu.css” and I keep getting the error “This file type is not allowed!”

Hello,

Sorry about my rant, your plugin is really great. This last major update has just been a nightmare for me.

The taxonomies are not showing up in the submenu of the custom post type but they are showing up as taxonomies in the taxonomies section. However, they are not associated with any custom post types.

This has happened upgrading from 0.8.5 to 1.0.2 .

I don’t know if anyone has brought this up yet but I’ve noticed this happened a couple times on custom post types that are non-public with a taxonomy. A custom post type can only be assigned a taxonomy if it is public. But after the taxonomy has been added, the custom post type can be changed to non-public and still function the same.

Do you think that has anything to do with it?

I think I figured out why the error occurs. The plugin doesn’t like it when WordPress is installed in a subdirectory. For example if the site URL settings are https://website.com and the WordPress URL settings are https://website.comd/wp I get the error. But if I move WordPress out of the subdirectory so both the site URL and WordPress URL settings are https://website.com , the plugin doesn’t throw the error.

This can be done. You need to override the CSS of the calendar.

I did something like this:

#content .cat1,
#content .cat1 .fc-event-skin,
#content .fc-agenda .cat1,
#content a.cat1,
#content a.cat1:active,
#content a.cat1:visited{background-color:#e31837 !important;min-height:139px;z-index:1;margin:-8px 0 0 0;border:0 none;width:100%;position:relative;padding:0;}

#content .fc-grid .fc-day-number{z-index:8888;position:relative;}

#content .fc-grid .fc-day-content{padding:0;}

#content .fc-event-time,
#content .fc-event-title{top:15px;position:relative;padding:0 10px;display:inline-block;}

So is version 1.0 still not fully bug-free?

Looks like the plugin page is back up with a 2.8.28 update, a security patch.

I just wanted to post the URL of where this plugin used to be:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/contact-form-7-to-database-extension/

Plugins can be removed for the following reasons:

• they are found to break the GPL
• they are found to break the directory rules
• other plugins by the author are found to be a problem and all are removed pending investigation
• the author asks for it to be closed
• the author asks for it to be closed because they are re-releasing under a different name
• it is being investigated after non-specific complaints
• there is a security vulnerability

I wonder which one it is.