Jeff Cohan

Thanks for the prompt response.

I did see that (reference to ‘MYFIELD’), but I had to dig into the ssa_appointments MySQL table to see that the slug for notes is ‘Notes’.

I ended up using this:

{{ Appointment.customer_information.Notes }}

It seems to have worked.

A couple things.

I did submit a support request yesterday (27 hours ago), and I haven’t heard anything. (Interestingly, there was no “Profile Tabs” choice in the drop-down for Extensions.)

I was able to evade the fatal error this morning by rolling back the plugin to 2.8.5. I did this by restoring a full backup. Current environment:

WP: 6.5.3
Ultimate Member: 2.8.5
UM Profile Tabs: 1.1.0

Does this mean that the problem might like in the core plugin? Or should I still await a response to my ticket in my UM account?

Thank you. Does this mean I can connect multiple domains to the CookieYes app with a single “account”?

I’m marking this as resolved.

Found the culprit: Fillable PDFs for Gravity Forms.

I appear to have solved the problem by going to the settings tab and enabling “Compress menu configuration data that’s stored in the database”.

Thanks.

To be clear, the Google Calendar Conflict-Checking feature is not available in the free version, correct?

Thank you for the response.

FWIW: Maybe the developers should consider including this feature — which, IMHO, is basic — in the Lite version. If they had, I probably wouldn’t have replaced Amelia Lite with Simply Schedule Appointments. Just my $0.02.

Thank you. I hadn’t see the “Appointment Details” link. All good.

Thanks.

Thank you, @sdagency ! That seems to be my problem, as well. I forgot about SiteGround’s warnings about this. Just updated DNS; expecting the problem to go away soon.

I believe I’ve found the answer: I changed the log level to Geek.

Hello, Usman.

I believe I’ve isolated the problem.

Paragraphs are not preserved for the content of the FIRST faq that appears on any page that was created or last edited with the BLOCK editor. More specifically, the Gutenberg block comment…

<!-- wp:shortcode -->
[faqs style="accordion" orderby="title" order="asc"]
<!-- /wp:shortcode -->

…is what seems to be the cuprit.

The problem does not exist for pages that were created/edited with the Classic editor (UNLESS they were converted from Block to Classic AND the block comments were not removed).

Compare:

https://nwbdev.com/test-qef-block-editor/

https://nwbdev.com/test-qef-classic-editor/

https://nwbdev.com/test-qef-block-editor-converted/

All 3 use the shortcode:

[faqs style="accordion" orderby="title" order="asc"]

I hope this helps. Thanks for your attention.

Ok. Another update:

This problem affects only the FIRST FAQ on the page, and only on a page where I have another shortcode (for TablePress). So, I think I’ve got a plugin conflict I need to resolve.

Odd. I added 6 faqs, and only 1 of the six manifests this problem.

?