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That sounds interesting! I’m intrigued to see what you come up with!

I’m sorry, I’m not sure I really understand your last post. If you suspect their could be a conflict with another plugin, can you try disabling this plugin and see if that fixes your problem?

Hmmm… that surprises me. Are you sure you id exactly as I said? I did it wrong myself for a while before I realised what I was doing wrong.

I’ll ask the developer to take a look in case there is a bug here somewhere… but in my tests, what I suggested works!

Hey @caspergrimaldi,

To move a member from one package to another, use the move link. On the page that loads, leave the top dropdown box alone, and select in the bottom drop-down the package you want to move them to, then click save.

Unfortunately as soon as a Javascript error is encountered the browser will stop processing further scripts, which means the javascript for PopUp is likely never being loaded.

I’m afraid the only way to get this working will be to resolve the other javascript errors first. I suggest you contact the developer of your shopping cart software (or perhaps any other plugins you are running) to get these errors resolved.

Hi @ederangelo,

I just replied to your post in the other thread telling you to start a new thread…. then realised you already had! Sorry about that!

Contact Form 7 provides a shortcode for each form. To add the form to a PopUp you just add the shortcode to the content section in the PopUp.

To make sure the form shows in the PopUp, you need to change the settings in the PopUp plugin to use the Footer loading method, which is proven to work with Contact Form 7 as of v4.4.4

Hi @ederangelo,

I don’t quite understand your question.

If you want to know how to add the contact form to the popup, you would use the shortcode provided by the Contact Form 7 plugin.

If you are having difficulty gettign the form to load as seen above, you need to change the plugin settings to use the footer loading method.

If your question is about something else, I suggest you start a new thread and provide details of your request there.

I’m afraid not…. however if you’re confident with jQuery I’m sure you could add a function to hide the popup when a certain element is clicked.

Hi @stevenpreece,

Your code was modified by wordpress when you posted it… but the two locations you are looknig at are the lines that contain <a href=" etc

you need to add target="_blank" between the a and the href. That should get it working for you.

Nay @number_6,

The flyout menu is jQuery based. jQuery listens for the click then runs the javascript function to animate the panel.

It is a lot harder to spot than the css side of things as code inspectors like FireBug don’t’ always scan the javascript files attached to the page, but if you check the head content you’ll see the script files being added from the plugin folder.

I’m afraid now that they are closed for good there is not way to migrate your content ??

-1 for Google closing down this service

Hi @caspergrimaldi,

I’m not sure quite what’s happening here… is there any chance I can get some screenshots of your settings so I can check things over on my test site?

I’d need to be able to see the settings pages and the set up for the levels and subscription packages. I realise that will be a lot of screenshots… but it’s tricky for us to know what’s going on just by reading your forum posts.

@szezol just checking ??

This has been added to our feature request list. keep your eye on release notes for this being added in a future release!

As this thread is marked as resolved… please start a new thread providing any details you can regarding your settings etc and we’ll take a look for you.

You can set the plugin to Test Mode (Sandbox) and set up a sandbox account with developer.paypal.com to test the payment process without actually sending any money anywhere!