noddemix

Thank you – I’ve cobbled something together but it does feel like an inelegant way to do things compared to being able to specify a range.

It would be nice to see this dealt with. I often run Updraft in a dev environment where debugging is necessary, and it’s not ideal to have those notices taking up so much screen real estate and obscuring any other errors that might need my attention.

So what’s up, it never made it past compliance? The feed hasn’t worked for months, now running 1.2.7 and receiving the same “App Not Setup” error.

This has being going on months now without any updates. I’m assuming the app’s dead and will install an alternative.

I think this is a bug – the appropriate classes aren’t being added to the alert element so they’re not being styled, for example “wpcf7-display-none” should be added to the element as default and “wpcf7-validation-errors” nor “alert-warning” are added subsequent to validation.

I’m having exactly the same issue – all images are broken links and when I looked further I discovered the same API error reported here. Reauthenticating the plugin hasn’t resolved the issue.

With respect, I’m not keen on paying to help you fix your bugs. I have a dozen or so clients I’ve encouraged to take Premium subscriptions, which I think is enough patronage.

This is happening on a fresh, manual install and on an older WP build with no plugins enabled. I’ve also reinstalled Yoast to no avail.

Video outlining the issue in case there’s any doubt:

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by noddemix.

Hi there

https://pasteboard.co/IUd5Q3A.png

It’s not very clear because the cursor is hidden, but I’m hovering over “once before” and it’s pointing back to the very page I’m editing. This is the only page where I’m using the keyphrase “facilities management”.

I re-enabled UpdraftPlus as I wanted to take a backup, but disabling makes no difference – no other plugins activated with the exception of those we’ve spoken about.

Edit: having added an additional page to test this, it’s evident that you need to save in both editors then return to the page view, then edit the page again, at which point the SEO score updates and the ‘Improvement’ suggestion appears regarding using the keyphrase multiple times.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by noddemix.

Hi there

This is a fresh install on the Genesis framework, all latest versions, and the only plugins that are active are those that you mention. I read about the issue with the AMP plugin and the problem is similar, except it doesn’t arise until I save changes in both the classic and Gutenberg views.

The previous install that this still occurs on is also a Genesis build, latest versions installed, but I was unable to debug because it’s a very busy site without a staging area/dev server where I’d be comfortable disabling plugins etc.

I’ve just been able to get to the bottom of this as it’s now appeared on a fresh install I’ve been working on, and it was much easier to debug as I only had a couple pages/posts and very few plugins installed.

The issue is that I’m using the classic editor and Gutenberg development plugins and any page that I’ve updated using both the block and classic editors is interpreted as two separate pages by Yoast (and therefore separate pages using the focus keyphrase twice) – hence the link just pushes me back to the same page. Unfortunately this doesn’t seem to resolve by disabling the plugins.

The best solution I found without it getting complicated was to install the plugin and use a “group” as a container block to do the same thing.

This is absurd. I just want to add a container that I can then apply the .alignwide class to, but there’s no longer an option to add a block that’s a single column and there are no other container blocks to speak of. I’m forced to use a custom HTML block and build a container div in there, which is fine for me but not the people who will be managing this site.

This would be a massive oversight if it was missing, but to actually remove the functionality?

Edit: Also – I can’t tab to indent code in the custom HTML block, yet this has worked fine for years in the customizer. Who built this thing?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by noddemix. Reason: Irritated by another missing feature

My bad, it’s how I had Notepad++ set up, albeit the issue with clear_on_hide still remains. I’m using some code in my global JS file that works fine in the meantime.

I’m having much the same problem, using a drop down to hide groups but when I show them again all the fields remain completed. The above didn’t work for me and indeed that line is at 430 in the scripts.js file I’m looking at. Tried an old version and the latest release of CF7, no joy.

I can code this separately in jQuery but of course it would be easier were this to work.

The plugin is great otherwise and saved me lots of timing writing conditional statements – many thanks.

That’s not how debugging something works – just because you don’t wish to change the theme nor remove plugins permanently doesn’t mean it won’t help to do so temporarily to find the route cause of the problem. If there’s an incompatibility with a plugin you’ve installed and perhaps recently updated then the problem may lie with code specific to that plugin itself and not CF7 or reCAPTCHA.