knet

As far as I can see, it works like a charm:
https://www.ebootis.de/erp-referenzen/

Thanks a lot for your help and keep up the good work!

Hey Bernhard,

did you had time to work on the problem furthermore?
I did deactivated Crazy Lazy and now the unchanged HTML code should be visible to you.

Thanks a lot
Steffen

At the moment I don’t use any caching plugin so far. But I use Better WordPress Minify, if this matters somehow?

I’ve just deactivated Crazy Lazy.

The difference between the first and second portfolio is only the column amount and there is a small difference in the code conerncing the hyperlink on the button. On the top portfolio it is linked to a internal page, on the below portfolio it is linked to the customers website.

Hi Bernhard,

almost! The first portfolio works now like it should, but the second still has the error:
https://www.ebootis.de/erp-referenzen/

Hey guys,

Thanks for your fast help!
I’ve updatet the plugin to 1.0.2, but unfortunately still the same effect.

If I can help you in any way to solve this problem, please feel free to ask.

Thanks Steffen

Hi,

works like a charm since my administrator installed the cURL modul in PHP. Thanks a lot!

cheers

Okay, strange things happen.

I deactivated SSH SFTP Updater Support plugin: no change.
After I reactivated it, the connection window on the plugin overview page is gone. I’ll have a look on this, but for now the problem is solved.

Thanks a lot for your help!

hi dhruba,

how can I check, if the plugin overview page enables port 443?
I am using SFTP. I’ve installed the SSH SFTP Updater Support (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/ssh-sftp-updater-support/).

I will contact my serveradmin because of the security issues, but nevertheless it should work with the old ssl version, doesn’t it?

Unfortunately the connection window is above the overview plugin page. Therefore I can’t activate new plugins, even if I upload them manually via FTP.

hello dhruba,

this is the site I am talking about: https://www.ebootis.de

thanks knet

I tried both:

'ajax_url' => admin_url('admin-ajax.php', 'http'),

and

'ajax_url' => admin_url('admin-ajax.php', 'https'),

unfortunately it is not working.

Hey Lester,

thanks for your quick answer.

Our server admin doesn’t let users outside of our company network have access to the wp-admin folder because of security reasons. I know, it might be a little to much security-thinking, but at the moment I can’t change this fact.

Since the admin-ajax.php seems to be the only file, which your plugin needs from the wp-admin directory, wouldn’t it be a solution for my situation to put the file into the wp-postratings folder and change the path inside the plugin files?

Thanks again!

hey,

thanks for the quick help. Switching the theme didn’t have an effect, but the customizing validation error messages link did the job. thanks!

As far as I understood is this a problem, if inline fields are used. Which type of fields are inline fields?
My form looks like this: Form
Is it because of the checkboxes?

Thanks!

hey,

I’ve updated to version 1.31.2, but still the custom field doesn’t show up, if I check the “Add Profile Field” Box. It only shows up, if I check the “Add Registration Field” box.
It is also a textfield.

thanks