jen697

Also, if it’s useful to know, I did try disabling all other plugins to check if there was a conflict and the issue persisted.

1. Yes, I am using the latest version. I just updated from 4.17.3 to 4.18 and the issue persists. And yes, when I click the X to delete the image, an ajax request is being sent.

2. This makes sense; thanks for the clarification!

Hi, I’m still waiting on a reply for this… Thanks!

Hello,

Yes, I am using the [contact-form-7 …] shortcode to display the form. That works fine and is not the problem.

The issue is that in the email that I receive when someone submits the contact form, I have added the shortcodes to display the post URL and post title and those do not work. Instead of displaying the proper data in the email I receive, it displays the shortcode.

The same form and email works properly on regular pages, but does not work on the custom post type.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by jen697.

So I tried following the instructions from the older thread and it worked perfectly!

The only difference was that the code I commented out is now on lines 1641 – 1660.

I also commented out the link to the full image, line 1605 and 1607:

<a rel="gallery_fancybox<?php if ( 0 == $gllr_options['single_lightbox_for_multiple_galleries'] ) echo '_' . $post->ID; ?>" href="<?php echo $image_attributes_large[0]; ?>" title="<?php echo get_post_meta( $attachment->ID, $key, true ); ?>">

It’d be great if this was an option added to a future update. (Please let me know if this option does exist and I just missed it!)

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by jen697.

Nevermind, I found a different plugin that works better. Thanks anyways.

Hello,

Yes, I have the 6 APIs listed on your ‘How to Use’ page activated and there aren’t any referrers set.

The map does load correctly for a second, but when the page finishes loading then the map throws the error.

Oops, I don’t know why I didn’t notice all the errors were from the same plugin. Sorry about that! Your solution worked; thank you!

Hi Pim,

Thanks so much for all your help!

For anyone else who has the same issue, it was a matter of matching up the database table prefixes and certain field names between the two sites. Since I was moving an older site onto a fresh WP install to run updates, I just re-created the fresh install and specified the database prefix to match the old site.

I migrated to from V2 to V3. Then I exported the tickets using the built-in WP export tool, and I imported them into the new site using the recommended WP Importer plugin.

Everything worked! Thanks so much for all your help!

Thank you, I was not aware of the differences between V2 and V3. I’ll follow the instructions to migrate the old site to V3 and hopefully that will solve the issue! Thanks!

Hello,

To answer Siam’s question: Yes, I already transferred the users over.

I am happy to manually export the data, I just need to know exactly what to do (i.e. the exact SQL command to use on which tables, and the files I need to move over).

No, we are using different versions on each site. Version 2.1.4 is installed on the old site, however there is no option to update it on the plugins page. (And until answering your question, I assumed it was up-to-date because of that. :/) The new site is using 3.2.9.

Thanks!

Hello,

Yes, there is a username in the database.

And no, each website is using a different username and password.

This worked; thanks so much!

To anyone else having the issue, make sure your from address is set to an email address that actually exists.

I had mine set to [email protected] just so I could distinguish it from other emails coming in. However, I didn’t actually set up that email address in my hosting account because I didn’t plan on receiving email at that address.

When I changed the from email to an address I had already set up and that my host recognized ([email protected]) then it worked properly!