dozza

You can do this for Ninja, Gravity & CF7 using WP Job Manager Contact Listing add-on from here. See the instructions here.

I’ve just got it working, but having some issues with ‘save and continue’ functionality and any submission errors being displayed to the user as the form disappears when ou hit submit and any form submission feedback (error, confirmation message, save & continue link) is being hidden from display.

@cielle

I love you!

Had same issue on multiple Divi sites

Jeff, brilliant. That’s what I needed!

I’m seeing the same, whereby many screens in admin simply revert to all posts screen or go to white screen. Just doing tests on a backup locally in MAMP which was using Avada 5.0.6 and WP 4.74 with EC 4.4.5 and ECPro 4.4 and is working fine. Going to updates all plugins and then update Avada and report back.

I’m having a similar issue and concur with what Bryan is experiencing.

I’d like my regular contact form (gravity form) to appear to come from one email address, but then a separate booking plugin to generate emails that appear to come from a different email address.

Do I take it that this won’t be possible with this or other SMTP Mail plugins?

@wp.insider The settings page wont save unless you enter a from email address in current version

I also wanted a solution to this issue, and after reading Dave Perrett’s excellent post on EXIF Orientation values here I tried several plugins but Fix Image Rotation works!
I appreciate the EXIF data has been lost, but that is not an issue with our clients.

After testing this (which didn’t work) and many other plugins, I’ve confirmed that Fix Image Rotation plugin does work with 4.7.2 version of WordPress (vanilla).

The deadlock error appears to have gone now on updating to v4.31.1

Vlad

I too am getting similar in error logs for v 4.30 as follows:

mydomain.co.uk [Mon Feb 20 02:57:37 2017] [error] [client 108.162.246.43:33236] AH01215: 
WordPress database error Deadlock found when trying to get lock; try restarting transaction for query 
DELETE FROM <code>rY73sP5x_options</code> WHERE <code>option_name</code> = '_transient_timeout_ure_key_cap' made 
by require('wp-blog-header.php'), require_once('wp-load.php'), require_once('wp-config.php'), 
require_once('wp-settings.php'), include_once('/plugins/user-role-editor/user-role-editor.php'), 
User_Role_Editor->__construct, URE_Own_Capabilities::get_key_capability, get_transient, 
delete_option: /home/sites/mydomain.co.uk/public_html/index.php

and also this one….

mydomain.co.uk [Mon Feb 20 03:18:43 2017] [warn] [client 141.101.98.96:59195] AH01220: 
Timeout waiting for output from CGI script /home/sites/mydomain.co.uk/public_html/wp-
admin/admin-ajax.php

When you say it adds margin around the image, is that on all sides or just the side between it and wrapped text (i.e. image left, text wrapped around right of image so margin setting affects image margin on right)?

OK thanks for reply.

It looks like you only need to do your last step, according to Dev Ben. See here

Aaaaah! OK, it all makes sense now. I can see a new /wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/cache/xxxxxx_ai1ec_parsed_css.css file generated each time I hit save.

So we only ever need to keep the latest xxxxxx_ai1ec_parsed_css.css on the server then?

What did you do to the contents or the cache folder itself?

UPDATE:RESOLVED

I simply had to deactivate and reactivate the plugin!

The Divi Theme developers were much more helpful!

Solution here