MissDeja

I’m going to add to this thread in hopes that it encourages @atomicblocks to add pagination to the Post Grid block! Sadly, it’s a rather useless block if you can’t scroll through all of the posts… pretty to look at, but frustrating to use.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by MissDeja.

@sebaros Sadly, no. I didn’t find a solution. In fact, I contacted a WP plugin developer to see if he would be willing to create a solution for me, and was told that due to the fact that MailJet doesn’t use Form Actions, integration with Genesis eNews was impossible.

I abandoned MailJet and went with MailChimp instead.

Yes… except that @csinia has been using this plugin for years. So clearly, it wasn’t an installation issue. @moddish, your rude response makes me want to find and use a different plugin.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 9 months ago by MissDeja.

… I should note, currently, CF7 is deactivated.

I am looking for the same thing. Did you have any success finding such a plugin?

I too just started getting this error, when trying to share via Facebook or Google+, from any of the posts on my blog, https://www.healthyhomecleaning.com. I am able to pin the images with the Pinterest share button.

I agree, it’s really disappointing that it doesn’t self-add to the blog images, because this is a fabulous plugin. I have over 100 posts on my blog, with a LOT of images. There’s no way that I can take the time to go through every single post and add it to each image.

Hahaha! I JUST figured this out myself… was feeling rather proud of myself ??

Thank you Michael, for such a great plugin, and especially such wonderful support. One of the best plugins I’ve purchased.

Yeah, I just found it and I think that solved the problem.

One other thing…

When I substitute ‘LastName’ for ‘AreaOfService’, I don’t get the unresponsive script error, BUT when I perform a search based on Area Of Service, I don’t get any results, even though I know those entries are in the database. Eg. Nurse – there are lots of nurses.

One important bit of information (maybe); there are quite a few blank cells in the AreaOfService column. Would this cause the problem? If so, is there a bit of code that can be added so that these cells are ignored?

Thanks!

Thank you for your quick response Michael. I’ve created a search form, but am not having much luck modifying it. Although the plugin is GREAT, the documentation for it is a little over my head. I’m wondering if you could help me…

The page I have the search form on is https://www.medicalmission.ca/about-us/test//about-us/test/

This will be a private page for the site administrators to be able to search through the database of past medical mission trip participants. They would like to be able to search by name, and by “areaofservice”. I would also like to be able to hide the “submitted” column, and any other columns that they decide are unnecessary.

The code I have that works is:

<form action=”” method=”POST”>
First Name: <input name=”FirstName” type=”text” />
Last Name: <input name=”LastName” type=”text” />
<input type=”hidden” value=”1″ name=”x” />
<input type=”submit” />
[cfdb-datatable form=”past-participants” filter=”FirstName~~/.*$_POST(FirstName).*/i&&LastName~~/.*$_POST(LastName).*/i&&intval(1)=$_POST(x)”]
</form>

However, if I add ‘areaofservice’, I get an Unresponsive Script error (Script: https://www.medicalmission.ca/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.11.1:3) every time I try to load the page. This is what I have for code when I get the error:

<form action=”” method=”POST”>
First Name: <input name=”FirstName” type=”text” />
Last Name: <input name=”LastName” type=”text” />
Area Of Service: <input name=”AreaOfService” type=”text” />
<input type=”hidden” value=”1″ name=”x” />
<input type=”submit” />
[cfdb-datatable form=”past-participants” filter=”FirstName~~/.*$_POST(FirstName).*/i&&LastName~~/.*$_POST(LastName).*/i&&”AreaOfService~~/.*$_POST(AreaOfService).*/i&&intval(1)=$_POST(x)”]
</form>

I’m not much of a coder, so I have NO idea what I’m doing wrong…

Fixed. The issue was that the site was not always resolving to the www version. The non-www version didn’t show the icons, but the www version did. Once I added a wee bit of code to the htaccess file, so that the site would always direct to the www version of the site, the problem was solved.

Dale, I also, unfortunately, don’t have the expertise to follow deborah64554, but I did find a solution.

The plugin, “Open External Links in a New Window” (https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/open-external-links-in-a-new-window/), overrides the problem. Don’t disable “Link Opens To”, but use them simultaneously!

The above suggestions didn’t work for me unfortunately, but I did figure out a fix: the code should look like this, [wp_super_faq show_specific_category=’category-slug’]

The original code, given by the creator of this plugin didn’t have the ” around the slug name… this is what fixed it for me.

One thing this doesn’t do is show the category name above the questions, but if you simply type it in above the code it works perfectly.

I’m having the same issue on my site. As soon as I click on one of the questions, they all divide, with the sexy bookmarks in between each of them.

I’m not sure if it’s related, but I also use “LinkWithin”, and it’s doing the same thing – showing up under each, individual faq… so in between each question, there is the sexy bookmarks toolbar and the “you might also like” images… I can’t use it this way.

I’ve uninstalled it.

If there is a fix for this I will reinstall and use this plugin because it seems to be the easiest to use FAQ plugin I’ve found.