Keanan Koppenhaver

@rchinchilla I ran a few tests locally and am not able to re-create the bug that you’re seeing.

We did have this logged as a bug previously, but I have confirmed that it was fixed as part of a recent plugin update.

If you are running the latest version of the plugin and are still seeing this issue, could you send a screenshot of what you’re seeing or make a quick screen recording using a tool like Loom?

Thanks for the report. I’m taking a look at this right now and trying to see if I can replicate this bug locally.

Just to make sure, are you running the latest version of the plugin (2.5.18)?

We’re in the final month or so of development of the new v3 of Kanban for WordPress, which will give you much more flexibility to add different types of fields to cards. We’ll make sure a date field is one of these so that you can add due dates to cards.

In addition, we’ve also added the ability to filter by the date of a card to our feature list for v3, so if it’s not available right at launch, we’ll make sure we ship that very shortly after. I think this is a feature that will help a lot of people.

Thanks for bringing it to our attention!

Hi Kirk,

Just wanted to check in and see if you’re still having an issue here? Anything I can help you look into?

Hi there! Thanks for checking out Kanban.

Just to make sure I’m understanding you correctly, you’re asking for two things:

1. The ability for cards to be given a due date
2. The ability for a filter that will show you only cards that have that due date.

Is that correct?

We’re shipping a brand new version of Kanban here in the next month or so and I can go ahead and add this to the list of features that we want to add to the new version before launch if the above is correct.

After looking into the plugin, it seems the output we were seeing was in wp-easy-pay.php on lines 202-210. I think there needs to be a check as to whether this output should be sent to the browser or not based on where we are in the WP page load lifecycle.

The code in question:

<style>
.activate-license {
display: none !important;
}

.upgrade {
display: none;
}
</style>

Thanks Cebbi!

Do you still have the public link to the page with the errors happening available so I could take a look?

I think since your site appears to be running out of a subdirectory, the asset path isn’t resolving correctly and the image and audio assets are 404ing. I will try to confirm this on a local install of mine and have a fix ready in the next couple of days.

Thanks for checking out the plugin.

Is it possible to do with .htaccess? I’m using IIS, so I’ve actually been looking into messing with web.config, but it looks like a bit of a rabbit hole that I’m not sure I want to go down.

Something closer, although this would still break all existing links.

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/137103/wordpress-multisite-in-subdirectory-not-root-and-remove-base-folder-from-url