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@iberezansky omg thank you! Of COURSE that’s what’s wrong, I didn’t even think of it because the update happened right after I went live, which meant updating the domain. THANK YOU! Upgrading now!

@iberezansky clearing cache does not work. I have the same problem and am waiting for your response on this other thread https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/pdf-not-loading-5/
I’m using the plugin here: https://britanniaproperties.com/1565-britannia-road-east/unit-44-45/ about halfway down the page.
Please help!

@bigblack I’d love to not have to change, I’ve got this one all built into a ton of pages using custom fields and because the site just launched, I really can’t go back to the client for more money to fix something that’s gone wrong this quickly. @iberezansky I should correct myself, I am running WordPress 5.4.1 now. It’s not working at all on this. Please see https://britanniaproperties.com/1585-britannia-road-east/unit-d1/ (towards the bottom of the page – every one of their vacancies is set up like this)

I’m having the same problem, I’ve checked on Android and on a laptop running windows 10, firefox and chrome browsers. It just says “please wait…the application is loading”
This has been an issue since the update to WordPress 5.4
Help! I’ve got this running on a site that *just* launched two weeks ago, and to have something go wrong this quickly looks horrible to the client!

I should mention that because I left title and description as None, it showed up as this in my Sort Options. Set the title to whatever you want that sort option to be named, and the description is, well, the description! When I first did this, I wasn’t sure if those would somehow impact my sort, so I left them blank. Since they didn’t, I just never got around to changing it! lol

So, the sort_options inside [ ] should be the custom field, and needs to match on the fourth line, as per my example above. For the => since mine was a date field, I put in the way the date would be displayed.

Hi! I did this recently myself. If you FTP into your site, and navigate to wp-content > plugins > query-wrangler > sorts and edit the file default_sorts.inc

Here is an example based on my custom Date field:

` $sort_options[‘STR_TO_DATE’] = array(
‘title’ => ‘None’,
‘description’ => ‘None’,
‘STR_TO_DATE’ => ‘%m/%d/%Y’,
); `

Hope this helps!

I’m also trying to find out if there’s a way to build my own custom template for the html email received by my quotes department. Is there a way to design one myself and somehow tell the form to use that?

Please let me know!

Alyssa