msmith00

Thanks @wfphil.

I made the change and everything looks good so far. ??

Thanks for the detailed information. Best to be logged out of any social accounts before setting up the plugin Networks… ??

Resolved.

*** UPDATE ***
I think I figured it out… I was logged into FB at the same time/browser as activating and setting up Blog2Social. And B2S was pulling in that ‘live’ FB profile.

Logged out of FB, and B2S doesn’t have a reference, so profile login is reset (blank email and pw fields).

That seemed to work unless there’s another way within B2S.

thanks.

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by msmith00.

similar situation with Yoast Premium. All page/post edit functionality disappeared (classic editor and Divi), and screen options not working, among other things.

Not able to access Yoast Premium settings at all… not showing. Installed Yoast ‘Free’ version (disabled Premium) and everything works as usual. Using Yoast Local too (with and without free version) and everything works.

Hope this helps with possible solutions.

Thanks @tobiasbg that’s helpful information, I really appreciate your quick assistance.

Thanks @tobiasbg that’s helpful information, I really appreciate your quick assistance.

@antubis All looks good – no more warning messages on Post pages. I haven’t pushed any new blog posts to FB, so will reply with any issues there.

sample post link: https://news.coconinokids.org/meet-an-astronomer/

Thank you! ??

Thanks @antubis

fyi. I had to disable the plugin due to the error/warning messafe being displayed on the front-end of the Post pages.

I’ll activate it again if needed to diagnose the problem.

Thx.

@jan, it looks like Wordfence has added a new “Warning” alert criteria for any plugin that hasn’t been updated in 2+ years (pulling data from WP depository info). I have 4 such plugin alerts that just showed up on one website.

Totally understand what you’re saying, I think though that WP and security scans are being cautious and alerting users to “potential” plugin issues.

Probably good for you to know… not sure if you need to do anything, but you might want to do something to update the plugin status on WP depository.

hope this helps.

Josh – the data is finally back with this last update, 1.5.0.8

Thanks for your help.

Hi Josh, my apologies for the late reply.

The only version information I remember is 1.4.x – I eamiled Caldera about an issue with that earlier version and someone (you?) at Caldera gave me the github Master version link. I uploaded that version (#?), and the initial issue was resolved.

No we’re here. Have updated all software (WP, Caldera, etc.), but still unable to view all the entry data (in the view mode, or exported).

Also, I performed the de_bug and nothing came from that.

Not urgent at this point, but would love to figure out what could have (is) went wrong… btw – I created that specific form on a test-site, and imported it to where it is now (client site). The missing data happened on the original test-site form as well (after an update).

Hope that helps in some way.
Thanks.

try adding this code into your css editor area… change the font size accordingly (top one is for name, bottom for the date).

#wpcr_respond_1 .vcard {
font-size: 14px !important;
}
abbr, acronym, dfn {
border-bottom: 1px dotted #666666;
font-size: 20px;
}

awesome… thx for the input and guidance.

Okay – just went back into MailChimp settings and disabled the javascript function.

And… yes the subscription form worked just fine.

Thanks for your help!