iftomkins

Works perfectly, thanks so much!

Hi Mike — Again, as has been said, thanks for the awesome plugin!

I’m trying to style the posts differently by category, but I don’t see the post categories being appended as a class anywhere in the tile divs. Is this a customization I must make? If so, any tips on the best way to hook in or modify the plugin files would be much appreciated.

Cheers!
Alan

Nope! Never got it to work. Just left out that feature. Oh well!

Ok! Finally worked. Used this plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/plugin-organizer/

And ordered the plugin loading so that SimplePop loaded BEFORE the Plugin Organizer.

Also, be sure to 1) enable selective plugin loading, 2) disable the plugin on each individual page.

Ok, it’s working now!

I think it may have been that I rearranged the order of plugins loading, so that the Plugin I was trying to block, SimplePop, was loaded BEFORE Plugin Organizer. Is that possible?

Cheers!
Alan

Tried everything I can think of. Here are some of them:

+ removing the actions used in the SimplePop.php file on certain pages, called from functions.php
+ using this plugin to remove the actions using class and action name: https://github.com/herewithme/wp-filters-extras/
+ using the Plugin Organizer plugin to enable the plugin only on certain pages

None of it works. This simplepop plugin is bulletproof!

Oops! That doesn’t seem to work. Oh well. Any other possible solutions?

Here’s what I used to force-hide the two main popup elements on my 2 confirmation pages that mailchimp directs to. I placed it just inside the opening body tag, but anywhere inside the body tag should work.

<?php if(is_page(664) || is_page(661)) { ?>
<script>
$(document).ready(function() {
$(“#boxes #dialog”).css(“display”,”none !important”);
$(“#spmask”).css(“display”,”none !important”);
});
</script>
<?php } ?>

Yes! I have the same issue. You go to Mailchimp, come back, and then it pops up again. Not so good! I may have to try to write a custom script to stop it when a certain page is accessed?

Hey Scott,

First, thanks for such an awesome plugin!

Second, we will likely need to create between 1000 and 2000 redirects. I know this sounds crazy.

Above, it was mentioned that after 200 it wouldn’t accept any more. I know that you said it may have been the last stored redirect which caused the inability to add more in that particular case.

Just wanted to reach out to double check, since we’ll be investing a lot of time in adding these, and I wouldn’t want to have to transfer all of them directly to the .htaccess file.

Thanks in advance. ??

Alan

Same question! ??

Hi Mollie,

Thanks for the tip! I just opened a dispute. Here’s to hoping. It’s not even the $19.00, it’s the whole hassle of it, the product not being as described, and their refusal to be sympathetic to the major issues I faced, and the product not working as described. It felt like they thought it was my fault, or my particular setup that wasn’t working, when this was not the case at all, and I followed all of their suggestions to no avail.

I hate going through Paypal to get a refund because Paypal is evil, and they’re the last arbiter I want in a dispute really, but hey, maybe it’ll work, and hopefully prompt WPMU to do a little bit better job of service. Even when I had plugins that worked, I was unimpressed with their level of service.

S2Member, on the other hand, has had remarkable service. The setup of the plugin was difficult, and the plugin in general was only OK for my needs, but we got it working with attentive help and a well-maintained plugin, and I’d recommmend S2Member on the basis of that alone. I think WPMU has too many plugins going that they don’t care for with full attention.

Thanks again, Mollie!

Alan

Hi Dion and Marcello!

I had the exact same issue upon upgrading to 3.5, but replacing my old function with Dion’s cleaned up function (above) did the trick.

Thank you both very much!

Zack! You’re the best. I really really appreciate it.

I had added the form codes like this: your-email

But, the form codes needed to have brackets, like this: [your-email].

Now it works like a charm. What a nice plugin!

Thanks Allison! It seems the emails are not being added to my contacts, even when I searched by email address. I guess I’ll have to try another solution. :p Is there anything in particular that helped you get this working?