kindred

Yes, just checked to confirm.

WordPress > Settings > General — Timezone = New York

Universal time (UTC) is 2018-10-01 12:29:46. Local time is 2018-10-01 08:29:46.

But… I just realized — that’s wrong!!
Local time is 2018-10-01 12:29:46
so, for some reason my WordPress setting is picking up the local server time as the UTC time and is therefore applying an additional 4 hour difference to it!

I was using your plugin, but there was no response to my post for 24 hours and we had to kick off the online bidding – so I had to install a different plugin (and the two won’t exist nicely together – understandably)

I like your plugin better… with the individual auctions available to be linked in posts and the pop-over bidding window… So, maybe, after this set of auctions if over on Oct 13, I can reinstall it and we can debug the issue.

And yet…. up until recently, this worked correctly, picking the featured image. Why would it have suddenly broken with an update to the SNAP plugin? It looks terrible when I post and I doon’t see any way to SET the OG tags anywhere in WordPress… Since I never set them before, something must have changed.

also, what about the other issue?
The SNAP plugin does not autopost any more. I have to manually click the “post to all selected networks” option to get ANY post to go out to twitter or facebook.

Never mind… once again – updating the gallery apparently requires a RESET OPTIONS for any new gallery to work. ??

Additionally, any gallery includes on other pages tat were created during the period before the reset need to be deleted and re-added in order to properly display

Can the devs please fix this so that new settings are correctly created when an update is done rather than requiring a menual reset?

• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by kindred.

Well, yes and no…

by switching the on_sent_ok line from the default ga value to
on_sent_ok: “alert(‘Thank you. Your message will be reviewed.’);”
instead, it now triggers a javascript alert

but it still does not trigger the ajax “green box” that it indicates should be displayed…
(errors do still trigger the yellow and red boxes, as expected)

I have

on_sent_ok: “ga(‘send’, ‘event’, ‘Contact Us Form’, ‘submit’);”
flamingo_email: “[your-email]”
flamingo_name: “[your-name]”
flamingo_subject: “** Issue reported on CDA Website by [your-name]”

the first is what comes, predefined with the basic, default form – so I didn;t touch that
the other three were requested to be added by Flamingo

On reviewing, it seems that it should have
on_sent_ok: “alert(‘sent ok’);”

— but how do I trigger the ajax message, as defined in the messages section
e.g. >> Sender’s message was sent successfully

One would assume that gets automatically loaded on a success, just like the others get loaded on a failure

I just saw that (it wasn’t there when I first logged in, only after I came back to the page later)

However, the import ran – said that it imported 50 events – but did not add the newest two events that were added to the google calendar. It has now been nearly 24 hours since the Time.ly network login was added, and the 2 new events were not imported at all.

marking

thanks… weird – the support link in the plugin took me here.

Sorry… related to specifically the Custom Contact Forms plugin
Version 7.8.3 | By Taylor Lovett

Information has been entered into the plugin config and the reCAPTCHA shows up correctly on the backend view of the form — but will not display on the front-end at all.

Is there any way to force a refresh of the import? That used to be possible…
When I create google calendar events and get them imported, I have to then assign them to categories internal to WordPress for the proper logo and sorting… and having to come back hours later to do it is a real issue.
(I am logged into the timely network)

hmmm…. posted a week ago and not even a single acknowledgement or response?

never mind…

Apparently, checking the category boxes in the membership group settings changes those groups to be membership access only. (that should be spelled out somewhere. If it is, I apologize for being dense… I was under the impression that checking that box just gave the group access to those categories – not that it made those categories be group access only!)

Hi gajinder, thanks for responding…

I am not sure what caused the loss of CSS – I just happened to notice that the widget CSS has disappeared right after the upgrade of the plugin.

It got re-applied when I switched themes in the AIOEC (although, as noted above, that caused some errors in itself)

thanks for the link… I normally take a daily backup of the site, so I could have restored if needed… but, since there were several other updates applied before I noticed the issue, I preferred to work around it without resorting to a restore. ??

new discovery…. In an attempt to force the system to reload the appropriate CSS, I tried to change the AIOEC theme and recieved an error screen
Cannot load all-in-one-event-calendar-themes

I had to “back button” back to the previous screen…
where the changes had actually been recorded and the theme was changed and it does seem to have the appropriate result on the widget…