Josh

Hey Phil,

Thanks for sharing! I seem to be having an issue with setting specific regions as forbidden. The steps I have taken were to bulk add US States and then set one of the state’s restriction age to -1. In testing, regardless of the state selected (either one set to -1 OR one set to 21), I am able to access the site (assuming a birthdate that is entered is over 21).

In regards to getting the info, I am having a hard time calling the ag_success function to access the array of inputted data.

Thanks again!

One more thing I would like to add as I have been working on the addition of the custom form field for users to in a state, and I kept receiving Fatal error: Uncaught Exception: Rule validation_rule does not have an error message. Initially I was trying this with the contains_list validation rule but then started testing generally with some other rules valid_email, integer, etc. just to see if it would return an error message and they were all returning fatal PHP errors due to no error message. The only one that seemed to be working for me was the required validation rule.

Wow! Thanks for this @ketsy. I was not able to see either Dokan related feature requests for Iconic but I went ahead and reached out to their support (along with the developers of some of the other options listed here), asking about support for Dokan Multivendor.

Another option I was initially looking it was Local Pickup Plus by Skyverge. It does not support Dokan Multivendor which is a unfortunate since it seems to have most if not all of the features you have outlined (which is also what I am looking for). I have also reached out to their developers regarding adding in support for Dokan Multivendor.

I will continue to monitor this thread as well and report back on any additional findings.

This is also something I am currently looking for. Specifically a plugin that will enable vendors to individually set their available pickup schedules and also work with multi-vendor checkout. It sounds like me and @phirefly are looking for the same thing ??

@mrrobot2017 @polarlabs This solution is working for me. Thanks!

Hello-

Have you made sure to check off Front Page, Archive Pages, and Search Results under Settings > Sharing > Show buttons on?

That was it. I guess I wasn’t thinking that the author page would fall in that category and I didn’t want them to display on front page and search results pages BUT it looks like with that enabled (in conjunction with the theme I am using) that did the trick (they are displaying on the author page but not on the front page or search results page).

For reference: https://plans.rallyaway.com/author/sirtinstudios/

Thanks!

I am currently getting the same error. Seems to be an issue when Flickr is down or the API is not reachable. Unfortunately this error seems to also prevent the rest of the site from loading which. Seems like there needs to be an update implemented to the plugin that first checks to see if the Flickr API is available and if so, continues loading and if not, aborts, would would allow the rest of the site to load. I’m not sure how to best do this but hopefully the developer would know?

You can FTP into the server for you site and navigate to plugins folder (inside the wp-content folder), find the problem plugin folder (in this case simple-share-buttons-adder) and rename the folder. I usually just add an underscore in front of the name. This will cause the site to automatically deactivate the plugin. Once you have confirmed you are able to access the site again, I would then go back via FTP and rename the folder back to the original name but keep the plugin deactivated until we have heard back from the developer about a fix.

A client of mine had the same issue on their site. Went ahead and deactivated the plugin for now. Can you advise as to when this might be resolved?

Hello-

I am seeing this same error on one of my client’s site which actually brought it down…

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘[‘ in /nas/wp/www/staging/englishteam/wp-content/plugins/local-market-explorer/modules/market-stats.php on line 74

We have deactivated the plugin for now and will keep an eye on this thread for an update.

Hey…

It looks like you were able to do this. Did you use a plugin to get this to work or just some custom Javascript?

Thanks!

I too use this widget and came across this (and a couple other) posts while seeking out a solution for this. It seems like a well supported alternative to this plugin is the best way to go (which I have not yet tried to seek out), but in the meantime, I do think I was able to come up with a fix…

Let me preface this by saying that I am not a Plugin developer and while this does work for me, I am not sure if this is the right way to go about doing this and cannot guarantee it will work with your site/setup:

1) Open up the smart-slideshow-widget.php file within the plugin folder
2) Go to line 404
3) Change this line…

wp_enqueue_script('jQuery-UI-Effects', WP_PLUGIN_URL . '/smart-slideshow-widget/js/jquery-ui.min.js');

to this…

wp_enqueue_script('jQuery-UI-Effects', 'https://code.jquery.com/ui/1.9.2/jquery-ui.js');

It seems that the current plugin is just using an older version of jQuery UI which is what seems to be causing the issues in the backend of WordPress. Making this changed fixed the issues on the backend for me while keeping the plugin itself still functional on the frontend.