McNitefly

Hi Tim,
thanks for the quick answer. I just came back here in order to erase my post ??
I was so sure that it’s LocoTranslate because in my staging environment, I was able to break it down to this one plugin.
But now, in the live environment, I have LocoTranslate deactivated … and the error is still there. So it is not your plugin.
Sorry for the hassle … I guess I have to continue searching for the conflict.
Thanks,
Tom

Dear Jeff,

I tried to send you a message via your website, but unfortunately, the contact form cannot be sent. Looks like the captcha doesn’t work properly, because I tells me I have to fill out the field – although I did… .
Is there any way to sent you the credentials so you can have a look? What would be great.

Thanks & have a great day,
Tom

Hi Jeff,

thanks for your reply.
Well, they didn’t say exactly what caused the conflict. I will ask them again.
But I can confirm that with Plugin organizer deactivated, the Icegram Split-Testing works, and with Plugin Organizer active, the Icegram Split-Testing is broken and does not appear.

I’d be happy to provide you credentials to my staging site and SFTP, plus links & screenshots, so that it’s easy for you to understand what happens when.

It would be awsome if those two would work together.

Thanks for now (… and where can I send you a private message, please?)

Tom

Hey Finnwulf,
thank you so much for sharing this – that was exactly the info I needed this morning.
Works like a charm,

have a good day & cheers,
Tom

Perfect, thanks.

Hi Jeff,
thanks for the answer.
Since I had to continue with the work I had to find a workaround.
I guess that there were some plugin conflicts since the behaviour was not as smooth as is should be, but now I found a plugin combination that works.
Thanks anyway for your help,
kind regards,
Tom

Thanks Bjoern,
no, I had the option to override the options not activated.
Well, I simply went to the WP-config.php file now and changed the default language … that does the job.
Thanks for your help,
McNiefly

Thank you very much – that perfectly did the job!

Since the blog page has its unique ID, I could simply use your shortcode and place it in the sidebar. And since in this case my wish was to have a “How do you like my website”-rating (and not a “how do you like this post, which I have on the individual articles”, this was exactly what I wanted.

And I used the goog erich snipped tool – it does realize the rating correctly as related to my frontpage, like I wanted it. (To reach that, I had to put the shortcode again behind the posts list. It did not realize it when it was just in the sidebar – but that’s OK.)

Thanks for your very fast help!

Cheers,
McNitefly