guswatkins

Thanks. It would be cool to change the speed parameters of [property_gallery]. Is that possible?

Thanks Maxim, I’ll look into it.

Any insight into why would this be happening in new listings but not old ones?

Quite right, Maxim! The support team helped me with a custom job. They were fast and responsive.

So I started poking around in the plugin and found the save_property() function in class_core.

I put a die() statement on line 576, and indeed this check is failing:

if (!wp_verify_nonce( $_POST['_wpnonce'],'update-property_' . $post_id)) {
      return $post_id;
    }

No other code in the save_property() function is executing because line 575 is returning $post_id, because this wp_verify_nonce is returning false.

I don’t know enough about the product to know whether or not this is intended behavior. Does this help?

I deactivated all other plugins one-by-one and was not able to update a property. That did not help.

I figured out the storage schema for properties. Making changes on the form and pressing “update” does not change the database entries. I am, however, able to change the values for the property directly in the database and see those changes reflected on the page.

Thank you, I have emailed the address with screen shots.

I emailed screen shots.

Hi, I see you have included a link for me to contact you using your “Contact” form. Could you explain to me whom it is you want me to contact, and how?

I am using WordPress version 4.2.3 and WP-property Version 1.42.4. No premium features installed.

The problems I mentioned in my previous post still persist. I am unable to add listings, edit current listings, or even view them in the chart. This is a serious problem. And even though you can not recreate it, I would appreciate any help getting through this.

For starters, please tell me how to identify the WP-property database so I can try repairing those tables.