Matt Hodder

Thanks for your time. I didn’t create the github issue and it was created over a year ago.

I’ve already tried to remove the country fields, but then I receive the error when attempting checkout: "You specified "never" for fields.billing_details.address.country when creating the payment Element, but did not pass params.billing_details.address.country when calling stripe.createPaymentMethod(). If you opt out of collecting data via the payment Element using the fields option, the data must be passed in when calling stripe.createPaymentMethod()."

It seems like I would need to rebuild the bundled plugin javascript in order to make this small change that was easily possible before.

That’s why I’m asking if it’s even possible (without hacking together a separate javascript file or something that won’t survive plugin updates).

The issue is that both plugins are registering $wp_post_statuses[labels] values but doing it differently and that is causing the conflict. Publishpress registers it as an object and your plugin (or the wp-statuses library) registers it as an array. See the code side by side.

I’ll check with PublishPress Revisions since it’s probably easier to fix/account for on their end. Other then that, I guess I’ll just keep patching it.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Matt Hodder.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by Matt Hodder.

@geoffbel
I am also experiencing this issue as described here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/subscribe-to-calendar-not-working-properly/

There is no built-in settings page. This plugin is not up to date, but the compatibility depends on the theme and WordPress version doesn’t matter. You must have one of the following html elements as your theme menu: ul#menu-main-menu, ul#primary-menu, ul.menu, .superfish. You must also have children pages set in that menu. Good luck!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Matt Hodder.

Awesome- thanks for the detailed response and updates! I’ll check it out later this week.

In Settings > Writing, if you change the option “Allow users to switch editors” to no, that fixed the issue for me (for now).

It looks like you guys are manually adding in superfish dynamic classes to the menus and that is probably causing those issues..

See:
https://github.com/joeldbirch/superfish/issues/88#issuecomment-21088662
or
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16325408/jquery-superfish-menu-typeerror-o-is-undefined-cleartimeouto-sftimer

Take a look at these two issues and remove those classes (and if it still doesn’t work just keep those removed and add a class called “menu” to your menu and it should be fine).

The only file I updated was the third-party script itself to 1.7.3 (superfish.js).

The site’s I have tested seem to be working just fine. Can you let me know which site you are seeing issues at?

It seems to work fine for me on the couple sites I tested on iPad/iPhone.

However, I have updated the superfish script to the latest version (1.7.3) so perhaps that will fix up any of your issues.

You can easily change the script settings by editing the js/superfish_args.js file. You may want to look at the vertical dropdown example on this page and copy those settings over https://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/#examples

It should work now, cheers!

You can edit the arguments in the superfish_args.js file found in the plugin folder. Specifically, you would probably want to change delay: 100 to something else.

Had the directories screwed up for a bit- my bad.

Fixed it up for 3.2 now that it’s out!

Thanks- that was simple haha.