jlgill

I believe this issue has been resolved (hopefully).

I don’t know why I cannot enter a reply. Maybe it is and I’m just not seeing it. But to answer for a 3rd time (not your fault), they purchased the legacy bundle and are using redirection, recaptcha and profile. Redirection seems fine as is recaptcha.

The client purchased the legacy bundle, using recaptcha (fine), redirection(seems to work), profile.

The client purchased the Legacy bundle. We’re using reCaptcha (works fine), redirection (seems to work), profile.

Also, I just noticed that when I move from the material they previously completed and click on the main nav (LOGIN/ACCOUNT INFO) ==> the options I find are Log Out. So at this point it knows that I’m logged in, and when I go back to my membership-account page, the Log Out option still shows. However, when I try to progress to the next section of the course material, the nav option shows Log In.

It’s like it doesn’t know from one minute to the next if you’re logged in or logged out. It’s losing track.

Ok. My client actually purchased the Pro version yesterday, so I’ll combine the support request from [email protected] with this one over on the website.

Thanks!

I believe it is. The other option is that there seems to be a custom category for job_listings because I was able to create a category of “Featured”. That custom category seems to be attached to the custom job_listings post type but it’s not in wp_post table.

I thought if I could somehow attach that category to the jobs listings, I could use that taxonomy.

Yes, it does create a custom post type of job_listing.

This has been resolved.

It was a syntax error. Got it going. Now to limit the posts to a particular category.

Actually, that shortcode was wrong, but I’ve corrected it with the correct shortcode and now it displays nothing. Here’s the correct shortcode:
`<h2 class=”boxtitle wow bounceInLeft” data-wow-delay=”0.1s”></h2>
<div>
<?php echo esc_attr($firmness_theme_options[‘blog_section_title’]); ?>
</div>
<div>
<?php do_shortcode(‘[wcp-carousel id=”2306″‘); ?>
</div>’

The following is causing this error: Warning: Illegal string offset ‘hover_effect’ in C:\xampp\htdocs\personnelplus\wp-content\plugins\responsive-posts-carousel\carousel.class.php on line 289

Any ideas?
`<div class=”from-blog”>
<div id=”from-blog-wrap”>
<div>
<h2 class=”boxtitle wow bounceInLeft” data-wow-delay=”0.1s”><?php echo esc_attr($firmness_theme_options[‘blog_section_title’]); ?></h2>
<?php
do_shortcode(‘[wcp-carousel id=”225″]’);
?>
</div>
</div>
</div>’

Oops — I started to ask a question about arguments, but that was using a different plugin.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by jlgill.

Yes, exact same problem. Using a youtube embedder plugin shortcode. Doesn’t matter if it’s set to autoplay or not. Once you start playing the video then click the box closed, the box does close but the video is still playing in the background. Not very professional.

As I said in my email for Premium clients, “So I guess I need to find out if there’s a way to actually clear any popup contents/resources when the popup is closed rather than letting the content remain? I actually have about three clients that I plan to use this functionality with which means I’m going to be using Boxzilla with all three sites. If it can be done in the plugin it would make more sense than to have to code this in every site that uses Boxzilla

Aha! Darned cache! Yes, it is displaying as expected now. Quite beautifully, I might add! ?? Seems like even when I dump my cache it takes half an hour of reloading a page before I see my actual changes!

Solved once again! ??