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No worries, i miss 1 out of 5 emails ?? I really appreciate that, going to send you a message now!

ok, so i think my low level php skills are going to be why it may be a bit hard for me to explain, so bare with me ?? From what i can tell, it is virtual posts that i need to use. Im essentially generating a shop, from airtable views. So ive set up a template that displays a grid view of all the products. In the wordpress admin, ive set custom meta boxes for pages so that for each page i can choose an airpres connection/airtable view/airtable table which are then passed into the query in the template. This way there is a real page where i can customize my seo for that grid page, and other theme specific page attributes. and then when you click on one product, it should take you to the individual product virtual post. Similar to your restaurants example, in your video (but that was shortcodes). But as it stands, in order to show those single products, i still need to set up the “item” virtual posts in the airpress admin — ive created the query for these single virtual posts in php, but im a bit lost as to how i would trigger them. Where the airpress admin, i think, uses the — url pattern + map to this page — to know what to display. I’m trying to cut the airpress admin part out of the equation and have it all running via php and meta boxes, as a few of the people im working with on this project will likely not be able to manage the url patterns and such. I hope that makes more sense! I had actually messaged you last week, would love to (pay you) to chat for a bit and make sure im doing this all right ??

the answer to SEO for this, for anybody who might be wondering — seems to be the smart crawl plugin by wpmu.

Got it worked out — didnt realize i needed to include the prefix. In case anybody is having the same issue, hopefully that will help ??

$mytable = rwmb_meta( 'aps-attable' );
$myview = rwmb_meta( 'aps-atview' );

worked perfectly, thanks so much ??

I actually ended up finding a few unrelated posts about Yoast causing lags and was able to fix the problem by disabling readability analysis, under general>features!

Hey there! So I raised those limits, and my hosting company raised my PHP limits, and checked everything out, made sure it was at the max, and the issue persists. So after a ton of trouble shooting, i realized that its only happening in posts where i also have a Gravity Forms shortcode. So in any case, to make a long story mush shorter, I have a function functions file that uses this snippet: https://docs.gravityforms.com/dynamically-populating-drop-down-fields/ – This is where i pull in events….

$posts = get_posts( 'numberposts=-1&post_type=tribe_events' );

If i change this line to reference any other post type besides tribe_events, the lag is gone, problem solved. If i deactivate Yoast SEO, the lag is gone, problem solved. So somehow the query of tribe_events + Yoast is creating the conflict.

Help? ??

nevermind, it was my theme, ive got it sorted out ??

Hey…facing the same issue….did you ever get this figured out?

OK, thats awesome….thanks. And just so I have all the info as i discuss this with my client..if using the free version, ad say manually entering in these free trials that dont require payment info — could those users then go to our normal “subscribe” button, set up payment, and continue on with their existing usernames and passwords?

So in other words, i would be able to create a form that would register a Level 1 user (the same as my single paid membership level)for a specified time frame, after which, the user could use his same username to then make a payment and continue membership? Im not too familiar with the pro version, but if i can achieve that im in.

thanks so much…for the quick fix, the quick answers, and the awesome plugin!

great, thanks for taking care of that so quickly. Is there a way to change the currency? thank you ??

I was just searching for a solution to this problem myself, and decided to just edit the file. This works, but obviously if youre going to update your plugin, you’ll need to make the change again.

1) Deactivate the plugin
2) Go into the editor to edit the plugin. Find the file, wp-chosen.js. itll contain the line below.

jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $('select:not(#mo-fonts)').chosen();});
3) Modify the line to include a special div for your select dropdowns that you dont want Chosen on. So for example, if you added a class of .normal-select, the line would like:
jQuery(document).ready(function($) { $('select:not(#mo-fonts, .normal-select)').chosen();});

Make sure you actually add this class to your select field, however you are creating your form. If its an automated form, your select form may already have a unique class or ID you can put in there.

Hope that helps somebody!

patience ?? Its because the text to the left of the photo has no paragraph tags around it, and the other text does, like <p>your text</p>