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  • Thread Starter AJ Mallory

    (@jasonm4563)

    Hey Caleb Burks,

    Thanks for the response!

    I found woocommerce was looking up the page_id and was able to use the filter ‘woocommerce_get_checkout_page_id’ to feed it the other checkout page and that looks to have corrected my issue.

    –AJ

    Hey Siphon,

    I’m not aware of any plugin to modify this for you so you’ll have to write some php to do it. There is a filter that you can use to modify this list. I think the one you want is ‘myblogs_blog_actions’. Regardless it’s in the wp-admin/my-sites.php file around line 112. If you are not familiar with how to use filters and hooks you’ll want to do some studying up.

    Hope this is helpful for you…
    –AJ

    Hey Mikael,

    Looks like you have it working. Let us know if you still need assistance.

    –AJ

    Hey mwengreniuk,

    Have a look at this page: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Moving_WordPress it covers what you are trying to do. Specifically see the section on changing your Domain Name and URLs. Make sure you have a backup of your existing site. You might also find this plugin helpful: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-migrate-db/ I use it quite often. There are also some others both comercial and in the www.ads-software.com plugin directory that can help with this.

    Hope this helps,
    AJ

    Hey Sayed Ali,

    Sounds like they don’t have permissions to access the custom post. Take a look at the role of the user. You may need to adjust the permissions to allow a roll access to that cp. If that is the case you can install a user role editor plugin that will help you modify these permissions.

    Hope this helps you,
    AJ

    Hey vanessasalazar,

    There might be a plugin getting in the way so you could try disabling all your plugs to see if they resolves the issue. To do this when you can’t login to your admin panel do this: Either via FTP or Cpanel locate you plugins folder (wp-content/plugins) and rename it to disabled-plugins then see if you can login. If you can then rename the folder back to plugins.

    Note: If you go to the plugin screen in the admin panel while the directory is renamed WordPress will disable all your plugins. Which can be a pain if you have many plugins.

    Let us know if this works out for you.
    –AJ

    Hey padriaanse,

    You should have a look at this article https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Moving_WordPress

    There are a bunch of tools that can help with this. But I don’t think any of them are free…

    Hope this helps.

    Plugin Contributor AJ Mallory

    (@jasonm4563)

    Hey chile-pepper,

    Make sure all your plugins are updated. If it’s still not working I would recommend disabling all of your other plugins temporarily and see if the Testimonials plugin starts working again (I know it isn’t a fun process but it’s the only way). A quick way of doing this is if you have cpanel access you can create a new directory in your wp-content folder (I usually call it disabled-plugins) and move all the plugins you want to deactivate into this folder. They won’t run and as long as you don’t load your plugins page in wp-admin they will activate again automatically when you move them back into the plugin folder. If you do visit your plugins page in admin while they are in the other folder they will disable!

    Once you have disabled all your plugins and verified the Testimonials plugin is working re-enable your plugins one by one till it stops working. Then you will know where your conflict is.

    If Testimonials still doesn’t work I would also try switching your theme to one of the WordPress default themes like Twenty Fifteen or Twenty Sixteen. I’d do this with the plugins still disabled.

    You can also take a look in your console log and see if you are getting any JS errors in your browser. If you like you can provide a link to your site and I will take a look.

    Hope this helps,
    AJ

    Hey strawbalevegman!

    Don’t really follow you “now I have to press to get them to appear”? can you include some more info or a link to your site so we can see the issue?

    Hope we can get this resolved for you.
    –AJ

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: CPU 100%

    Hi thomssss,

    I was able to get to your login page without much issue. Maybe you have resolved our issue?

    Renaming your Plugin Directory is fine. For your theme I think you want to make sure you have a WordPress theme installed (twentysixteen or similar) and then rename the theme you are running. You could also check to see if you have a mu-plugins directory and rename that if you do.

    What kind of system are you running your site on? Is it a shared system where something else maybe taking up resources? How’s your database? It’s possible it maybe doing something that is causing the high cpu utilization…

    Let us know if you get this resolved.
    –AJ

    hey consultant1027,

    You may want to check with the author of the plugin and see if they can provide support for you. If the plugin is hosted on www.ads-software.com there should be a support form for that plugin.

    Hope this helps!
    –AJ

    Hey campelik88,

    Looks like your site is hosted by on wordpress.com and I susspect you have access to the support there, see https://en.forums.wordpress.com/. I did take a quick look at your page load in a Website Speed Test tool (do a web search and you will find a couple) and it’s looks to me like there are some calls to resize images that are taking a while,

    I’d goahead and open a ticket on the WordPress.com fourms as I susspect they will be able to provide you faster and more accurate support for you.

    Best of luck to you in getting this sorted!
    –AJ

    Hi bymeli,

    There are a number of plugins that could help you with this, but I’m not sure where to send you as your request is perty general. How do you want this information later displayed to visitors? On a map? In list form?

    Hope this points you in a helpful direction.

    –AJ

    Hi chef30,

    Looks like your code is correct. What makes you think it isn’t working?

    As for where to place you can put it in your footer.php file in your theme’s root folder (i.e. wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/footer.php) and it would then appear at the bottom of all your pages.

    Let us know how you get along.
    –AJ

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: 4.5.1 update BUGS

    Hey Kingsrealm,

    Sorry you are having issues with the update. If you want to give us some more details of your install it would help us to help you. See: https://make.www.ads-software.com/support/handbook/getting-started/how-to/#help-them-help-you for some recomendations for what to provide.

    Hope we can help you get this resolved.
    –AJ

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