lukek

FYI, am using the Internet Archive Wayback Machine at https://archive.org/web/ to bring up our old pages to copy across the team data again. Not a perfect solution, but one that is easy enough to implement it appears.

It’s weird, as it’s showing the team count in the dashboard display (although no longer showing the Staff team count, maybe after I saved the page).

Love to hear any recommendations on how to quickly and easily resolve this.

Thank you.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by lukek.

Oh, what it looks like has happened, and would explain the ‘No Team Group Found’ message, is that our teams are no longer showing in the Team Builder plugin.

We have just transferred our domain (from sassla.asn.au to sassla.au), but are on the same web server, with the same files and same database, and everything else is working fine (after running default search and replace, and other core updates simply to the domain references).

I’ll have a snoop around in the database, but if you can please let me know what table your data is stored in, and if there is any chance of possibly retrieving it, that would be great.

Ok, so I checked out the ‘wp-content/plugins/team-builder/template/shortcode.php’ file, where the error is coming from and realised that it was simply not recognising the design template to use (design-1/index.php, design-2/index.php, etc), so what I did was to go into each team and select a new design template, save it, then select the old template, and save it.

This no longer results in a critical error, but it still displays the error below:

‘No Team Group Found’

I’ll try creating a new team, and transferring the team data across, but look forward to your reply on this, for a resolution.

Kind regards,

Luke

Thank you @dimitrycleantalk, done.

That’s great, thanks @benjamin4

Forgot to mention, I spoke with our web hosting support (FlyWheel Hosting) who alerted us that our web pages are not being cached at all.

Their response included below for your reference, along with a dot point summary.

– FlyWheel only provide static caching (so all pages with this on are not cached)
– I am not familiar with JavaScript to set something alternative up
– I have seen that CloudFlare offer dynamic caching, with their “Automatic Platform Optimization (APO)”, at https://www.cloudflare.com/automatic-platform-optimization/wordpress/. If you think this would be a way to help improve the TTFB?

Kindly,

Luke

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FLYWHEEL HOSTING SUPPORT RESPONSE

“For the dynamic caching, our caching layer is all or nothing, we do not provide dynamically cached content outside of PHP-based functions which can be stored in OpCache, with the rest of our caching layer working as a full-page, static-cache. If the site does leverage any dynamic content, we generally suggest handling that information via Javascript, which can dynamically swap information after server-cache runs, allowing for minimal impact on server performance, but still allowing for dynamic content to be served (such as phone number swapping, if don’t at the ‘front end’ level instead of the ‘back end’ level).”

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by lukek.

That’s great to know.

Thank you Mej. ??

Ok, so I updated the version of php and the plugin activated successfully. Just in case anyone else comes across this same error.

Have a good day!

Luke

When ALL website plugins are deactivated the error below (the same as above) still stands:

“Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘class’ (T_CLASS), expecting identifier (T_STRING) or variable (T_VARIABLE) or ‘{‘ or ‘$’ in /home/pbvisual/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-staging/Core/WPStaging.php on line 337”

Look forward to your reply.

Thanks,

Luke

Hi,

Look forward to response on this one.

Also, FYI, I commented out the block of code in question (as appeared to only be relevant to WP Staging Pro and not the non-paid version at this stage).

And now returns the below error.

“Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘class’ (T_CLASS), expecting identifier (T_STRING) or variable (T_VARIABLE) or ‘{‘ or ‘$’ in /home/xxxxxxxx/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-staging/Core/WPStaging.php on line 337”

Look forward to reply.

Thank you,

Luke

PS. Code section that was commented out is:

/**
* Do not show update notifications for WP Staging Pro on the staging site
* @todo Move this to separate class wpstaging/Core/Wpcore/PluginUpdateNotify()
* @param type object
* @return object
*/
/*if ( !function_exists( ‘wpstg_filter_plugin_updates’)) {
function wpstg_filter_plugin_updates($value)
{
if (wpstg_is_stagingsite()) {
if (isset($value->response[‘wp-staging-pro/wp-staging-pro.php’])) {
unset($value->response[‘wp-staging-pro/wp-staging-pro.php’]);
}
}
return $value;
}
}*/

Please disregard. I found the issue. Had the embedded fonts listed with http within the child theme style.css file.

Hi Pippin,

Have re-instated the fullscreen background, for your reference (it is on a Samsung mobile device that it is not working).

Look forward to hearing back from you regarding this.

Luke

The URL is https://reallifeshortcuts.org.

Although fullscreen background currently turned off (to enable it to work). Can turn it back on briefly if you like.