methnen

Do you have an actual single-m-chart.php template? Or is possible WordPress was just making it work whith the default template?

Also, please try switching on iframe embeds in the settings:

https://ps.w.org/m-chart/assets/screenshot-2.png?rev=1602239

Hey Vincent.

I’ll have to take a look and see if I can duplicate the issue.

So just to be clear”

When someone logs into the admin panel and has a user role other than Admin or Editor they are unable to see the chart when editing it?

Also FYI in the future please please please send issues like this via Github so I see them right away. I sometimes go months without checking in on the WordPress plugins site and it doesn’t alert me.

Hey @ziusurda

500 errors imply something going wrong on the server side likely in the PHP code itself.

Did you happen to upgrade anything else in your WordPress install at the same time? Also what plugins are you using? Is the theme something that’s publicly available?

I may be able to reproduce the issue with the above information. If not I’ll need a view into your PHP error log.

Feel free to get into contact with me at: [email protected] with any details and I’ll see what we can figure out.

Version 1.6.1 which I just pushed live should fix this issue.

Hey @espilber

Sorry for not seeing this earlier. I don’t get alerts on support requests here. In the future if you use Github I get alerts on those immediately:

https://github.com/methnen/m-chart/issues

To follow up I believe I’ve duplicated this issue. I’ll follow up when I’ve gotten it fixed.

Glad you figured it out. ??

I will be keeping track of this issue via Github so I’m resolving this thread:

https://github.com/methnen/m-chart/issues/73

Just a heads up I believe that the latest version 1.5 should solve this problem for you.

Well, that’s fun. I’m guessing that Preachers, Sermon Series and all of those are taxonomies?

I’m guessing that WP Sermon Manager makes those public taxonomies which then adds them to all post types that can accept a public taxonomy (like M Chart for instance).

I’m extremely busy right now with paying work so I probably won’t have a chance to look into this any further for a bit but I’m 99% sure that’s what’s going on here.

As I said I really can’t say when I’ll get this into the plugin.

Depends on when I find the time to work on it. And on how long working out a solution for this actually takes.

I maintain this plugin on the side while my real job obviously has to take precedence.

The plugin does not support that kind of functionality at this time.

This is the second request I’ve had about it though so I will look into making it happen.

I can’t say at this point when I’ll have the time to add the feature though.

https://github.com/methnen/m-chart/issues/73

Marking as resolved.

Hey,

It doesn’t not natively support importing Excel spreadsheets and I don’t have any plans to add that as a feature.

However, you can save any Excel spreadsheet as a CSV file from within Excel and that will import fine.

Hey Sofi,

I can’t duplicate this behavior. Any chance you could shoot me a screenshot of the settings you’re using as well a CSV export of the data?

This is my email address:

jamie AT methnen.com