macambulance

perfect, thanks!

thanks for the update. Is there a function which is called on page-load which generates the CSS? Or anything you can point me towards building my own method of triggering the generation?

Have moved to Plugins forum, ignore this question!

I rely on that variable for Ajax posting to fetch content dynamically. As it’s a default URL, would it present a security risk exposing it? I sanitise all input from the Ajax post commands.

it’s more the custom username rather than admin URL which is unnerving, is it possible to discern the admin username from that Ajax URL?

I’m seeing exactly the same thing across many websites I’ve developed previously. So far none of them have been compromised but it’s unnerving they’re able to discern the random username for the admin user

Same thing for me here, I was manually loading the wpcf7 scripts as part of the Ajax call but this no longer works.

Bump, anyone?

I found my issue, I was using fields for 4 different delegates on the booking form. Delegate 4’s Role field was set to del1-role, not del4-role, so it was overriding the validation as empty.

Same issue here : https://www.clickrecruitenrol.com/en/conferences/digital-tool-box/book-here/, the Role form fails validation even though it’s required and you type something in it.

Been trying to debug this for about 2 hours now, there’s nowhere I can see which gives the reason for a validation error. Is there a verbose mode of the plugin?

Thanks

I’m getting the same problem, really annoying!

I’m having a similar problem, mqtranslate breaks additional wp_editor-based boxes, the add/edit link buttons don’t appear in the toolbar and you can’t swap between Visual/Text modes properly

bump?

note the styles:b.styles to line #2 in the js frameworks file, if you don’t want to play spot-the-difference between the two js code samples

I finally figured this one out, you have to add to the json-string parameter in the object, and tell the javascript file to pick up that style from the object. Here’s what I did, you might be able to suggest better code :

1. In the cmgp plugin directory > short code.php > line #74 : $map_data_properties[‘styles’] = *your style info here as a json formatted string*
2. In the cmgp plugin directory > assets > js > cgmp.framework.min.js file > line #2

1. change : b.maptypecontrol,panControl:"true"===b.pancontrol,zoomControl:"true"===b.zoomcontrol,scaleControl:"true"===b.scalecontrol,scrollwheel:"true"===b.scrollwheelcontrol,streetViewControl:"true"===b.streetviewcontrol,tilt:"true"===b.tiltfourtyfive?45:null,draggable:"true"===b.draggable,overviewMapControl:!0,overviewMapControlOptions:{opened:!1}});"true"===b.showpanoramio&&p.buildPanoramioLayer(b.panoramiouid);"true"===b.showbike&&p.buildBikeLayer();"true"===b.showtraffic&&p.buildTrafficLayer();null!=b.kml&&
2. to : b.maptypecontrol,panControl:"true"===b.pancontrol,zoomControl:"true"===b.zoomcontrol,scaleControl:"true"===b.scalecontrol,scrollwheel:"true"===b.scrollwheelcontrol,streetViewControl:"true"===b.streetviewcontrol,tilt:"true"===b.tiltfourtyfive?45:null,styles:b.styles,draggable:"true"===b.draggable,overviewMapControl:!0,overviewMapControlOptions:{opened:!1}});"true"===b.showpanoramio&&p.buildPanoramioLayer(b.panoramiouid);"true"===b.showbike&&p.buildBikeLayer();"true"===b.showtraffic&&p.buildTrafficLayer();null!=b.kml&&

I keep the google style info in my theme options as a json formatted string, then use json_decode($string) to load that into the map_data_properties array

Hope that makes sense/helps!

I’ve had many sites hacked using timthumb vulnerabilities after using Verve Meta Boxes. I just updated the bundled version of timthumb to the latest and it’s been absolutely fine ever since.

Sad to see it go, it’s a really good plugin. Luckily I’ve kept the latest version!