goatlady

Hey Ben – just thought I’d let you know, in the last 24 hours one spam Gravity Forms submission has got through, but I checked the logs and around 50 have been blocked. So thanks, things are looking good now ??

Following closely – I have a client who has just started using Keap and wants to integrate ASAP – will the new version support both versions of Infusionsoft?

Thanks for your response – it turns out that it was something to do with unsupported collation types in MySQL on GoDaddy, because a second migration attempt using the Duplicator Pro plugin (checking the box for legacy collation type support) was completely successful.

Awesome, thanks so much!

I have exactly the same issue. Would love to use this plugin instead of doing it manually!

It’s odd, it didn’t occur on my “clean” test site, only my test site with imported content from the live site. I’ve just deployed to the live site and the problem doesn’t occur there either so I guess we can close it. Thanks!

Apologies. Further investigation shows that using a user agent switcher was causing the problem. When that isn’t enabled, the full menus show up.

Just to clarify…

The mobile theme I have selected is TwentyThirteen.

I also tried editing the functions.php file in TwentyThirteen so that the menus in there match the menus in TwentyFourteen, there was no change.

I fixed this by replacing line 1670 in RCCWP_WritePostPage.php with the following:

$path_image_media = str_replace(get_bloginfo(‘wpurl’),”,$info[0]);

Same solution as hunk and sergio174, just in a different file. Hopefully this will be fixed in the next plugin update.

Hi Rab,

I had a similar problem (also my post here has been unanswered) and was scratching my head for ages until I found your post. I looked at your code on the site that you linked, and it seems to solve my problem. Basically from what I can see you need to add

if ((!$post_id) || (!isset($_POST['custom_data'])) || ($post->post_type != 'posttype')) return $post;

to the beginning your save function which starts on line 43. Essentially before you start saving any custom fields, if the data is missing, then abort abort abort (return #post).

Of course, don’t forget to replace “posttype” in my example with the name of YOUR custom post type. The code in the link you supplied is for ‘post’… my custom type is for ‘book’, so that’s what I have there. Also “custom_data” should be the name of one of your custom metal fields.

Good luck!