msevestre
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Hi
sure, is there a mail address to which I can send you the needed information ?
Matt
Hi
thanks for your reply.
those messages are in my PHP log (actually, they are the only one in it…), independently of wp_debug value. For now it is disabled; enabling it just adds similar logs in wordpress log file.
I am using EM 5.10 & PHP 7.4, I am nearly 100% sure that I noticed such message 2/3 months ago already (running the at-the-time current version of EM + PHP 7.3).
Matt
Hi
May you want to have access to my dev site for onsite testing, please revert to me.
Matt
Hi
thanks.
After saving current value, I set default parameters for wpmt_user_roles in wpmt_options table. No change in behaviour.
I also tried to deactivate/uninstall and then reinstall plugin, no change (but I observed that an uninstall does not do a full cleanup (db remains untouched)).
I add two remarks following my experiments :
* the issue appears on whatever change (not only email, but even changing roles or a single letter in the name)
* It seems to happen only when a modification is done on an admin account, by the user itself (two admin accounts are behaving identically), while there is no issue changing other accounts parameters from those admin accounts => an account with no admin right can change its own parameter with an issue. As soon as it is added the admin right, the issue appears (again, only for self-changing).An example to help understanding:
Let’s say I have three users which roles/profiles are set by members:
* A and B with “admin” profile (with basically everything authorised)
* C, D, E, F with “editor” profile.=> A and B can edit anything on C, D, E, F profiles with no issue.
=> A can edit B & B can edit A with no issue
=> C, D, E, F can edit anything on their own profile with no issue
=> A CANNOT edit its own profile.
=> B CANNOT edit its own profile.
=> If admin profil is added to C profile, then C can edit any account out of its own account because the issue raises.Not being able to edit means being redirected to the page stating the requested page does not exist on the site.
To be sure, I removed function.php : no change in behaviour.
I removed any rewrite rule in .htaccess : no change in behaviour.Also tried to roll back:
* panel to set rights/profile in my own account si present on my profile page down to 3.0.10. Issue exists
* with 3.0.9, the panel to set rights/profile in my own account is removed (not on other accounts, which are still displaying the panel)… and I am able to update successfuly (!)I am unsure I tried such self-changes on admin accounts in the past.
Isn’t that strange ?
Matt
Hi @shabti
any feedback would be appreciated.
As a side note, I tried the very last version (3.0.13) and issue still exists.
Regards
@shabti ?
FYI: issue still there with 3.0.9.
Hi @shabti
thanks for your reply.
I just gave a try to 2.11.8 (by manual installation, as not proposed by WordPress backoffice) and issue is still there, as it was also there with 2.11.5.
I checked with every intermediate version since 2.10.12: issue started from 2.10.15 with no change since then.
May you need to access to my dev site for test/check/debug purpose, please ping me.
Regards
MatthieuHi
Here is the behavior in video
1) ACF FE 2.10.12, everything work and ACF fields (post content, date & excerpt) accessible in Elementor, and article content is well displayed.
2) upgrade ACF FE to 2.10.15 (or above) breaks Element access to ACF fields (content & excerpt keys are not usable anymore)=> Elementor & ACF teams both confirmed the issue may come from ACF Frontend… would appreciate a feedback & though on my issue, which may hide bigger things in the plugin.
Regards.
Followup in https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/acf-field-related-to-articles-is-broken-in-elementor-since-acf-frontend-2-10-15/ after new observations on Elementor side.
Hi
as an information, updating to 2.11.2 does not solve the issue ??
I’m stuck on ACF Frontend 2.10.10 to keep my site running well.
I remain available to provide needed access to solve this bug.
Thanks.
Matthieu
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- This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by msevestre.
Hi
thanks.
I was able to insert properly the custom text area, but until now, had no chance to see the inserted data saved.
Matt
Hi
I actually played around during the weekend and managed to make it using the wordpress “transition_post_status” hook, filtering on 4 conditions (to map it with the admin event validation for publication):
* post type is event
* old status is “pending”
* new status is “publish”
* revision count = 0 (to ensure this automatically posted article is only done once)Not being a perfect solution as it works only for events submitted from frontend due to publication scheme not being the same when publishing from backend or front end:
- frontend :
- submission by user: new -> pending
- validation by admin: pending -> publish, with revision count = 0
- backend:
- submission by user: draft -> pending
- validation by admin: pending -> publish, with revision count = 1
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So I got an issue as backend actual first publication has one revision at first post (!)…
????
Hi
I forgot to tell that we tried to bypass the issue using ACF, but unfortunately many specific fields related to the events cannot be accessed (dates, times, etc.) making this way a no-go and revert us to Events Manager native front-end service.
Thanks for this feedback as it confirms at least this is not an option I missed somewhere in the plugin settings.
As a consequence, may I suggest as an evolution for your plugin the idea to either change in the image upload process of your front-end (to rely on the wordpress media library manager) and/or to provide a proper ACF interfacing (more probably part of the pro version) ?… If those ideas are technically possible and of interest, of course ??
Thanks
Matthieu