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Wow, that was fast! New update fixed the problem! Many thanks!!

Cool. Thanks for the additional info!

Excellent, thanks!

That fixed it! (I don’t see any difference in page load times.)

Thanks so much!!

I tried out your code (Disable Jetpack Contact Form Editor View), and it apparently worked (the editors worked), but your code text (the content of the .php file) was displayed above the header on my website. So I had to deactivate and delete.

Not sure what I did wrong, but I’d appreciate any advice…

Jim

Found the cause of the problem: JetPack. Nevermind. ??

Maybe I’m misunderstanding the question, but when I create a recurring event, I CAN edit the info about a particular instance by clicking the “Edit this occurrence” button (small pencil icon) at the top of the event info page which you see when you click on an event in the main Calendar.
-Jim

Tried that… no change.

I changed the code to remove the mime check (I know, bad practice, but it’s just temporary to allow importing some records) and although importing the .csv now works, there’s a new issue:

I’m not sure if I should mention this here, or in a new topic, but anyway… the new records created do not have a Private ID. Everything else looks ok, just no PID.

I thought mime types were assigned by internet browsers or web servers ‘on the fly’, basically, and not an actual part of a particular file. The only “how to” I can locate to change a mime type makes the change system-wide, and would apply to all files with a certain file name extension, like .csv.
There’s probably more to it than the little bit I could dig up in a few minutes though…

Yup. 1.7.5.4

If by any chance your payments add-on needs a, or another, beta-tester, I’d be glad to help. ?? My site is still in development, so might be good for testing.
Jim

The signup email template says: href=”https://[record_link]”
(I did not edit it previously, so it must have installed this way.)

I changed it to href=”[record_link]”, and that fixed the problem. Woohoo!

Many thanks!!
James

I checked both (site address and permalinks) and they look ok, with no extra “http”.

In case it might help, some additional info:
I set up the “Forgot your private link” feature, and discovered that the link sent in that email is correct, without the extra “http”.

(Figures, as soon as I post an issue, I stumble upon the solution.)

I’ve almost solved the above problem (configured the “Participant Record Page”), but now the [record_link] being sent out in the email is:

https://http//mywebsite.com/member-profile/?pid=BDRQX

(Note extra “http” — link won’t work as is.)