Nate Allen
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Glad to hear the plugin is working perfectly for you! Thanks for the positive review.
Thanks for the review! I’m glad it saved you some time ??
Thanks for the review!
Thank you so much for the awesome review! I took your advice and tested the plugin with the current version of WordPress. The “Compatible up to” now says 4.5.2. I’ll try to stay on top of that in the future.
No, it’s not designed to work that way. You would need to add a list of 50 states, and then add a list of cities for Alabama and select “Alabama” as the parent.
Glad it worked for you jsnd.
Kokomo, you may need to clear your cache too. Or it could be another plugin conflict.
Can you try downloading the file from the official Github repository and testing again?
I tested on multiple sites, and it’s working for me.
I was able to fix this with one line of code!
In
\post-thumbnail-editor\js\snippets\pte_enable_media.ja
on line 19, change this:"\n</a>", {id:"{{ data.id }}"});
To this:
"\n</a>")({id:"{{ data.id }}"});
The difference is subtle, but it has to do with the way Underscore.js changed the way templates are compiled. WordPress included a new version of Underscore in the latest release.
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In reply to: [Post Thumbnail Editor] Plugin BrokenI was able to fix this with one line of code!
In
\post-thumbnail-editor\js\snippets\pte_enable_media.ja
on line 19, change this:"\n</a>", {id:"{{ data.id }}"});
To this:
"\n</a>")({id:"{{ data.id }}"});
The difference is subtle, but it has to do with the way Underscore.js changed the way templates are compiled. WordPress included a new version of Underscore in the latest release.
Thanks for the review! I’m so glad you found it useful!
I was able to get this figured out. The problem was originally caused by the Simple SSL plugin. It deletes all instances of https:// from the wp_options table. I didn’t realize it did that.
I had to manually delete the settings_activecampaign row and reinstall the plugin.
You might want to consider adding a checkbox to this plugin that allows us to remove all ActiveCampaign data from our WordPress database upon plugin deactivation. I think this is best practice so your plugin doesn’t leave behind data when someone removes the plugin.
Double checked that I do have version 6.2
One thing I noticed is that when I go to Settings > ActiveCampaign and click the Update button, I get this error:
Notice: Undefined offset: 14 in /*****/******/public_html/wp-content/plugins/activecampaign-subscription-forms/activecampaign.php on line 481
(I censored some stuff, but you get the idea)
Line 481 of activecampaign.php is where the protocol is set. And “14” is the form ID. So it has something to do with that.
Let me know if I should open a support ticket.
Thanks
This plugin will automatically fallback to HTTP for custom AC URL’s
That’s not happening for me. It’s omitting the protocol completely, which causes it to use https for the custom domain. This is the HTML the plugin outputs to the page:
<div class="_form_14"></div><script type="text/javascript" src="//hello.fireflypartners.com/f/embed.php?id=14&nostyles=1"></script>
I would be fine with a mixed-content warning. Right now the form just doesn’t show up at all. Thanks
Note: I deleted the plugin and uploaded the current version
This happens when you paste them into the box? Where are you copying them from?
You could also try pasting the categories into Notepad, and then copying it from there and pasting it into the box.
My guess is that you’re copying the terms from somewhere that isn’t putting line breaks after each line.
Thanks so much for the 5-star rating! Knowing someone got some use out of the plugin makes all the work worth it! ??