emeraldryan

I had this issue yesterday with some products that contained a large number of attributes and variations.

The error_log file in the /wp-admin folder showed this error:

PHP Warning: Unknown: Input variables exceeded 1000. To increase the limit change max_input_vars in php.ini. in Unknown on line 0

Our web host increased the value of max_input_vars to 2000 and the issue seems to have been resolved.

With the twentytwelve theme I can see no menu highlighting when I click on an event category that has been added to the main menu.

The problem seems to be that the class current-menu-item is not added to the list elements for category events in the main menus.

Since moving my website to WP-Engine they have assured me that this is not a caching issue but is in fact a conflict with another plugin.

When I get a chance I will use their staging area to clone my website and identify the conflicting plugins. Once I have that info I will post back to this thread.

Same issue here. Just moved my site to WP-Engine who use their own flavour of W3TC and now the cookie message constantly appears.

This is a real shame as this is my favourite plugin for cookie consent.

I have the same issue running the latest alpha with W3TC and have had to disable the Live Search for now.

Scribu,

I just tested this on another WordPress installation and can confirm that I was able to replicate the same issue.

Also worth noting that the template markup appears to be different in 1.6 which means users with custom ‘qmt-templates’ folders need to change {{{list}}} to {{{term-list}}} in lists.html and {{{name}}} to {{{term-name}}} in list-item.html

For now I am going to roll back to 1.5.1

I had the same problem. After a few days the issue came back. In the end I had to downgrade from WordPress 3.4 to 3.3 and this seemed to solve the problem.

@3×7 Sorry but I can’t help you at the moment as I’m busy on another job.

@lukehm It is in a development environment at the moment but if you email me ([email protected]) then I can send you some more info.

Looks like Uplink stopped working on his fork about 7 months ago.

I had a similar requirement but emulated the effect of checkboxes by using the standard lists and applying CSS styles to show checkbox images (checked/unchecked depending on the state) in the background. Not the same as real checkboxes but it is very responsive as the query is performed immediately once the user clicks on the ‘checkbox’ hyperlink.

The user thinks they are clicking checkboxes and have the reassurance of seeing ticked choices which is much more intuitive than the + and – hyperlinks that come as default in the list template.

I think Scribu answered your question on another thread: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-query-multiple-taxonomies-stopping-the-drilldown?replies=12#post-1753570

If you are only filtering by 1 taxonomy (such as category) you could follow Scribu’s guide for changing templates and replace {{title}} in dropdowns.html or lists.html with the title of your choice.

Alternatively you could create a new custom taxonomy (with a name of your choice) using the Custom Taxonomy Generator (https://themergency.com/generators/wordpress-custom-taxonomy/) which will give you the code to paste into your theme’s functions.php file.

@rob01 You’ve asked 3 different questions on 1 thread which is not cool. If your first 2 issues are now resolved then close this thread. You can add to the other threads regarding the item counts as people looking for that feature/solution in the future would not necessarily check this thread (with an unrelated title).

Scribu doesn’t support this plugin anymore which is a shame because it is one of his best.

I recently had this same issue with the HTML code appearing in place of the ampersands. This appears to be the default behaviour of the Mustache template system (Mustache is one of the best features of this plugin). You can read about this here: https://github.com/bobthecow/mustache.php/wiki/Mustache-Tags

To implement this change you should follow Scribu’s guide (https://github.com/scribu/wp-query-multiple-taxonomies/wiki/Changing-templates) for your template as with enough support Scribu might update this plugin in the future and changes to the default template would be overwritten by future updates.

Once you have copied the template files go to /yourthemefolder/qmt-templates/list-item.html and replace {{name}} with {{{name}}}.

This worked for me. If it works for you be sure to show your support to Scribu for developing this awesome plugin.

I also started getting the error message (from the FeedWordPress plugin) below in the last few days:

The data could not be converted to UTF-8. You MUST have either the iconv or mbstring extension installed.

My web host increased the PHP memory limit from 32MB to 96MB and that seems to have fixed the problem.

I also started getting the error message (from the FeedWordPress plugin) below in the last few days:

The data could not be converted to UTF-8. You MUST have either the iconv or mbstring extension installed.

My web host increased the PHP memory limit from 32MB to 96MB and that seems to have fixed the problem.