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Thanks for the reply! I hope you can manage to figure it out some day. Relevanssi is the best search plugin WP has ever had and the ajax addition is great. Getting this figured out would make them even better.

That worked, thanks a lot!

Thanks for the response. I followed your steps. I deactivated and uninstalled. I installed 4.3.6, then upgraded to 4.4.0, and then the latest version but it made no difference. The plugin is still not recognizing or upgrading the database.

The minimum supported PHP in the latest version of the plugin is 7.0. Quick fix would be to revert to a previous version of plugin.

As a workaround, I widened the Sensei pages using this:

body.sensei .entry-content>*:not(.alignwide):not(.alignfull):not(.alignleft):not(.alignright):not(.is-style-wide){max-width:87rem;width:calc(100% - 8rem)}

Something I can’t fix with CSS is that the module archive pages and the course overview page are output without any styling or structure. The content is just output as a single string, and doesn’t have any divs.

https://i.postimg.cc/VNqwT0Qh/abc.png

The module pages and course overview pages aren’t mentioned in the documentation:
https://senseilms.com/documentation/theming/

I agree with these suggestions. A bridge with an LMS is the missing link this plugin needs.

Thanks for the quick reply. I searched here for that invalid user issue, but didn’t think to check GitHub.

For the theme issue, Twenty Twenty has a few page templates. The default template, which seems to be what Sensei LMS uses, has a very narrow width. This makes the course and lesson look a bit awkward. Just wondering if there’s an easy way to use the full width page template included with Twenty Twenty. In Gutenburg, I don’t see the page template selection option which would be there if I were editing a regular page or post.

I have looked at the documentation on theming, and am sure I could figure a workaround for this, but was thinking I might be missing something here.

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I use the latest version and I have this same problem. I will check my PHP and server logs later and see if there may be any more useful information.

Thanks for the reply. If you do add a link that logs the user in, I hope you will consider adding or making a way for it to redirect back to the page they were trying to access. That would be great.

Thanks for the reply. The private posts would still be private. A logged out user would see them listed in the widget and be redirected to a 404 page when they click on them, unless you use a plugin like this as I do:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/lh-private-content-login/

In which case they would be redirected to wp-login.

I’m already achieving this behavior with the classic latest posts widget before WP 5.8 using this code:

function filter_recent_posts_widget_parameters($args) {
   $args['post_status'] = array( 'publish', 'private' );
   return $args;
}

I’m just wondering what the filter is for the new widget.

It was consistently taking over 600ms. I tested from many locations over several days in GTmetrix and locally. I’ve tested against over admin-ajax requests and they don’t take anywhere near that long.

That being said, I just updated from WordPress 5.7.2 to 5.8 and now it takes consistently under 150ms. Not sure why that helped, but case closed.

It’s already possible, disregard:
https://conditional-fields-cf7.bdwm.be/docs/faq/can-i-load-js-and-css-only-when-necessary/

I was thinking and figured better yet, is there a function to just get the number of unread forms? Then I can display it wherever I want.

To be clear, the plugin is free. The features are comparable or better than similar plugins, but it has additional features in a paid version. If you can find a plugin that can store activity logs in an external database for free, I’d love to know what it is.

Never mind, sorry! I found it in the developer docs. It is possible with the Pro version. I will look at the Pro version.