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Load the page, wait 3 minutes, try and submit, and you will get an error message, nothing shows up in the console.

You can see a test form here: https://cralo.ca/test

So glad this got fixed, I had to roll back to 0.4.6 to get it to keep working properly. I was experiencing the same problem.

Thanks for the prompt fix. Are you going to push this to production?

Hello Lifeinthegrid,

Setting an absolute path to the .git folder fixed the issue ??
Like so: c:/path-to-wp-install/.git;

I downloaded the development version and tried it out too; interesting changes. However, the .git folder was not filtered when trying to set the folders as such: git; /.git; /.git/;

A good interim solution might be to have some explanation text on the directory filter input that tells the user if they run into trouble, to try using absolute path.

Thanks for getting back to me, great plugin by the way!

For anyone running into this problem, Pippin hit it on the head.

User needs to accept to be added to the MailChimp list from the opt-in email from MailChimp.

I used those same settings and it seems to change nothing. I’m not sure if the author has even implemented the height and width setting.

It is a responsive slider though, and it will expand to the size of the container it is in.

So try setting the width and height of the flexslider with css:

.flexslider {
width:516px;
height:326px;
}

Yeah, not sure this is related to your issue, but my issue was that I had my Reading Settings > Blog pages show at most set to 1 for development.

Make sure that you do not have a query that is limiting the number of posts shown that is impacting the responsive slider.

Same issue here.

Probably rate limiting, if many users access the widget.
Other than that, no.

Well, to not make this forum useless, I thought I’d post solution I used to my problem. Using the preg_replace php function I successfully added a class to the link.

Add this to your functions.php file to add a class to your link navigation.

function add_nav_class($output) {
    $output= preg_replace('/<a/', '<a class="your-class"', $output, 1);
    return $output;
}
add_filter('wp_nav_menu', 'add_nav_class');

You can find more information on the preg_replace php function here.

What exactly did you do?

Try rewriting all the files with the original files that came with the base install of WordPress, minus wp-config as long as you everything is good with that. Then try again. Consider backing up your database just in case ??

Make sure that the permissions for your website are set correctly. The files and folders should generally be CHMOD 644.

Your wp-content folder can be 755.

This might be the way they are injecting code.

Just type in “Tokyo” or other major cities in your timezone and it will be the correct time for you. In the list of timezones there are major cities you can select instead of UTC +9.

You can select your timezone by UTC +#, or by just selecting a city nearest to you ??

Hello Voidtrance, I had a similar problem, but I was hosting my WordPress installation locally using WAMP.

However you might be having a similar problem: if your hosting or server does not support or have turned on the mod_rewrite module then the permalinks will not work.

Assuming you are running on a IIS server due to the .net domain name, there is a good possibility also that your server does not support Apache server modules like mod_rewrite.

Talk to your provider about enabling Apache commands for your website, or go to a different web host that runs Apache based servers.

This Web Page may help you with its tutorial on how to enable this on your IIS server editing the web.config, but be careful! Backup the original web.config before messing around with it (I’ve messed it up in the past).

Hope that helps and good luck ??

Anyone?

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