J Green

Thanks for the response. Maybe someday Essential Grid will respond and let us know?

Have you figured this out? I’m trying to do the same thing and cannot find the solution anywhere!

To be clear, the issue here is actually with the producer’s of Divi (ElegantThemes.com). They’ve acknowledged that they have only built the integration to pull custom fields from the AFC plugin, but are currently working on fixing it so that ALL custom fields, regardless of what method was used to create them, will show up in Divi’s dynamic content. If you want updates on this solution, you’ll need to contact ElegantThemes.

I’m having this same issue but I do not have the YouTube Embed plugin, so the issue isn’t that. Are there other plugins that cause this phenomenon? When I want to upload a document, the popup is on top of the upload screen, so I cannot see it or utilize it. Please help!

@marianney, follow these steps I took to disable the old plugin, install the new, and remove the old:

– Logged into my CPanel at my web host
– Opened File Manager
– Found the wp-content/plugins folder and renamed the seriously simple plugin folder by adding “.hold” at the end of the folder name
– Then able to login to my WordPress site
– On plugins page, the old (bad) version of Seriously Simple Podcast was deactivated
– Downloaded the newest version .zip (still 1.16) from www.ads-software.com and uploaded it to my site as a new plugin
– On same plugins page (in WP backend), delete the old (deactivated) version of SSP to remove the duplicate plugin listing

Everything is working properly now.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by J Green.

@psykro – I’m waiting for someone to let me know:

I logged into my CPanel, went into File Manager and renamed the seriously simple plugin folder to “.hold” at the end of the folder. I was then able to login to my WordPress site. From there I could see that the current (bad) version of Seriously Simple Podcast was deactivated. So I downloaded the newest version .zip (still 1.16) from www.ads-software.com, then uploaded it to my site. Now I have two instances of SSP listed in my plugins on my site.

If I delete the old (deactivated) version of SSP to remove the duplicate plugin listing, will all my podcasts/settings remain or will they be deleted along with the old plugin?

@sabahali14 – follow the steps I took above – log into your CPanel (or use FTP) to rename the bad plugin’s folder, then you can log into your site.

I logged into my CPanel, went into File Manager and renamed the seriously simple plugin folder to “.hold” at the end of the folder. I was then able to login to my WordPress site. From there I could see that the current (bad) version of Seriously Simple Podcast was deactivated. So I downloaded the newest version .zip (still 1.16) from www.ads-software.com, then uploaded it to my site. Now I have two instances of SSP listed in my plugins on my site.

If I delete the old (deactivated) version of SSP to remove the duplicate plugin listing, will all my podcasts/settings remain or will they be deleted along with the old plugin?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by J Green.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by J Green.