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De plugin is nu bijgewerkt voor PHP 8.x, dus als je ‘m update, dan gaat deze melding weg.

Does anybody have any idea how to solve this issue? I cannot upgrade LearnPress until this has been fixed. Is it the combination of LearnPress and Elementor?

I got the same problem. Site with LearnPress and Elementor Pro, header and footer disappears on the course pages.

If I disable all the permalinks settings so the link to the course page will look like https://websitename/?post_type=lp_course&p=5288, it does work. If I use the normal permalink settings https://websitename/courses/coursename, it doesn’t.

I’ve installed an older version of LearnPress (4.2.2.2), and it works again. I haven’t had time to dive into the code to see where the exact problem lies, but it has been solved for now.

Hope the bug can be found and resolved.

Thanks!

Thanks for your reply. I solved it by using a server-side rewrite because I couldn’t find what was wrong with my setup. For now, this is working just fine, I’ll try to look into it further in the future.

The plugin is compatible with PHP 5.6 or higher according to the information ??

I think it was something in my functions.php, it has been solved now.

Ok, hope ‘at some point’ will be somewhere in the near future ??

That’s a pity. The client already uses the Chrome extension, but you cannot generate reports with it, so they cannot use it for their clients.

I have the same problem, but the account I was testing with, was missing the ‘manage_others_booking’ capability. When I added this the account role, it was working again.

Google Translate to the rescue ??

Ah, great! Thanks for the update.

(je spreek nederlands? ?? )