Eero Hermlin

Seems that php short tags <?= are disabled in your server, meaning, that you have running on some old php version. (Such short php tag is always enabled starting from php 5.4)

Are you able to change your php.ini config? To set short_open_tag=On?

That is strange.

What happens if you try to disable Cloudflare services Rocket Loader and/or AutoMinify?

You use some third party submission form? Which one exactly?
I have used “Contact Form 7” together with my plugin and then it worked flawlessly.

Added later: sry, I see you mentioned MailPoet in thread subject. I will look it over.

Hi

Some comments.

“I’d like to set it to pop up right after the content, so before the comments.”
For that, Yes, choose “Element” triggering, leave the scroll% to 100% and insert into “element” field value: #comments
Then scrollbox appears just when comments part starts to appear at the bottom of screen.
If you want scrollbox to appear same time with new comment input fields (below the comments usually), then for that the element value is: #comment
Those values are the same for most (all?) WP themes.

“.. on my phone, once I clicked inside the form to input my email address, my keyboard popped up and covered the form so I couldn’t see what I was typing.”
That keyboard floats over the browser as separate application and unfortunately browser is not aware that something is blocking the view now. That’s why the scrolling happens behind the keyboard. So i’m afraid that there is nothing much to do about it. Myself I have used to check the “hide on mobiles” checkbox because I don’t personally like such boxes on phone at all.

Perhaps the plugin should allow user to choose such option, that on mobiles the scrollboxes appears always on upper edge of the screen? However, this doesn’t always guarantee that fields remain visible (phone can be in landscape mode and scrollbox can be tall). Another option maybe could be, that on mobiles scrollboxes can be scrolled after opening together with page. I will think about it.

Also one thought, if you clear out “receiver email” field in Scrollbox admin screen, does it make any difference?

Hi

Can you give me a link so I could look?

Hi

If plugin is shown even after deactivation, then it’s sign that you must use some third party caching (“web speed up”) mechanism what causes this effect. By plugin deactivation actually all plugin functionality will be gone. Using such cache is risky. In this case usually time will resolve that.

Plugins can be deleted from WP-admin Plugins menu. Just deleting the files from /wp-content/plugins is bad idea.

If you use subscription form provided bu some other plugin, then maybe you must empty the “receiver e-mail” field from Scrollbox. This indicates to scrollbox plugin that that some other plugin form is used and Scrollbox plugin will not attempt to make the submit itself.

Can you give me link to your page so I could take a look?

Hi

Are you sure that you use version 2.0.3?

So by the way or another, this problem is now solved.

Gaston, I have to mention that on another day when you reported about your problem, I actually opened random page of your site, to check what scripts and jquery versions are in use. I found out, that your site loads following jquery and jquery-migrate scripts, concurrently:

https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.1/jquery.min.js
https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.9.1/jquery.min.js
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.10.2/jquery.min.js
https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.11.0.min.js
https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min.js
https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery-migrate/1.1.1/jquery-migrate.min.js
https://www.computershop-online.nl/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery-migrate.min.js?ver=1.2.1

This was situation in your page without our plugin. Loading 5 different versions of jquery + some jquery-migrate scripts, and none of jqueries from local wp-includes folder where WP plugins must by default search for it, is definitely not good: Not for functionality, not for stability, not for performance. You should find someone to look over your site source, because every next WP plugin you may want to add or update in your page can act unexpectedly in such conditions.

This is nothing specific to this plugin, or this version. Bug in Chrome causes misleading error logging. Please see related topic on stackoverflow

This does not cause any harm and you can just ignore it.

If this doesn’t help, then I need errors output of your browser javascript console. I have WooCommerce in my own test environment and have not such issue.

PS. It might happen, that you see the “Add Media” still not working after upgrade. It’s because script can be cached locally in your computer cache. In this case please make “Hard Refresh”, either by hitting Ctrl+F5 (on Windows, Linux) or Shift+Refresh (Apple).

Please let me know if it helped.

At the moment there is no such option, but that’s a great idea and I will add it to my todo list!

I believe that the reason is that old version of script is still cached in your browser locally. To refresh your browser cache, you should try “Hard Refresh”, for that please act as following:
1) Enable plugin;
2) Open page showing error;
3) Press Ctrl+F5 (Windows and Linux); Apple+R OR Shift + refresh (Apple/Safari);
4) I hope this helps.

In future versions such “Hard Refreshes” will be not needed.

Starting from version 2.0, for Scrollbox content is used same editor as for post- Scrollboxes are custom type of posts. This gives opportunity to choose between WYSIWYG editor (to make simple text updates) and HTML editor (for editing layout, custom styles, input fields).

If you see screen like this, screenshot from WP 3.5 then everything is actually correct. Icon in admin screen seems to be broken, I will add it to my todo list.