Nick

I’m having a similar issue. Intermittently, when I try to save a post status change I get a 500 internal server error, but I hit back and the change has been saved.

I am running WordPress 3.2.1 and have several plugins installed. I don’t have time now to test whether they are causing conflicts, but I will let you know when I get a chance to deactivate them and test.
-All in One SEO Pack
-BackUpWordPress
-Contact Form 7
-Contact Form to DB Extension
-Developer’s Custom Fields
-Search Excerpt
-W3 Total Cache
-WP Minify
-And a couple of custom plugins developed using Developer’s Custom Fields

In 3.2.1 using version 0.7.1 of the plugin they do not save values to the database. I have not tried it with 0.7.2.

I took the time and risk to try out 0.7.2 and it works. Thank you Steve for your help.

Looking forward to WP 3.3 mostly so that I can use the WYSIWYG fields instead of the textile fields. Now that I’m upgraded to 0.7.2 it will be that much easier to go to WP 3.3 when it comes out any day now. Thanks!

WordPress is 3.2.1 and the plugin is 0.7.1. I realize there is a newer version of the plugin, but I’m crunched to get this site finished and I haven’t tested the upgrade.

When the form values are submitted to the postmeta table is it supposed to apply the html tags then? Or does it convert them when it is outputted with slt_cf_field_value( )?

Thanks!

Thank you for your quick reply. It outputs a link link like this:

“Wale – The Eleven One Eleven Theory”:https://youtu.be/Vfds2HbopXk
and bold like this:

**this is a bolded sentence.**

It never applies the bold or link. This is what is stored in the postmeta table:
<p>The perfect song, I listen to this to get my day started: "Wale - The Eleven One Eleven Theory":https://youtu.be/Vfds2HbopXk</p>

I want Wale – The Eleven One Eleven Theory to be a link to the url that follows the colon.

Thanks for the suggestion. The scripts do work in the default theme, but I need to be able to run them in the theme I built. The theme I built is not complicated. Even with no plugins active (except CF7) and nothing in the functions.php file, the scripts still don’t load. wp_head() and wp_footer are both present. What could possibly be conflicting?

I’m looking for the same functionality. Please let me know if you figure this out.

I’m guessing that the [_post_author_email] tag won’t work on author.php because author.php is not a post. Maybe there’s a way to make Contact Form 7 think that it’s a post?

Thanks guys for all your help! The temporary workaround sometimes worked and sometimes didn’t, but I was able to jump back to jQuery version 1.5.2 and that fixed it.

RavanH, thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, this problem existed before I installed W3 Total Cache and deactivating it did not help.

Okay, after looking at it a bit further the problem is that the plugin does work when my script does not address the jQuery noConflict() issues, i.e. when my script is written like this:

$(document).ready(function(){
     $(#somefunction) ...
});

But the plugin doesn’t work when my script is written to address the noConflict function, i.e. like this:

jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
    $(#somefunction) ...
});

I tried to deregister my script on the page where the plugin is used, but the script still showed up in the head tag. I’m sorry I can’t provide a link because the site is hosted locally. Any suggestions?

Thanks!