pauhana

Yes, sorry, I should have made that clear. I have tested accessing a file without being logged in, and it correctly specifies that login is required, and provides the url I specify. That part works fine.

Thanks Corrina.

I will try playing with the iCal and xml options indicated in those links. Have you made use of any of these? Just wondering if you have a specific recommendation on what’s worked best for you.

Thanks again!

Awesome. That looks to be exactly what I needed to know.

(Sorry for the delayed response; got a bit sidetracked, and just getting back to this…).

Thanks much!

I am seeing the exact same error / behavior. But for me, the plugin had been installed and working fine for some time. Trying to re-install, but no luck. Any info greatly appreciated.

Also, I am running on ClassicPress 1.2.0.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by pauhana.

This looks to be exactly what I was looking for. Thanks very much, Steven!

Thanks much. Appreciate your help.

The default functionality for a password reset via simple membership is to send a password to the user via email. I’d prefer having the user sent a link that is clicked on for initiating the reset. Sending passwords as raw text just seems to me to be asking for trouble…

Sorry for not being clear. Ideally, I would like to, via the new plugin, add a named location from my branch location maintenance view, and be able to embed the setting of the location’s hours within that same view. I was hoping to be able to do this without having to mess with the existing code base, but if I have to go that route I will. What you provide is outstanding, so I’ll do what I have to in order to shoehorn it in to do what I need done.

The API appears to only provide access to info set via your admin panel, not provide one to set info via their admin panel, which is really what I’m looking for. (Just trying to avoid some work…).

Much thanks for the suggestion.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by pauhana.

Hey Wendy. Did you ever get this working? I’m running into what I think is the same issue. I’m trying to setup donations through paypal using Give, and I’m receiving the following message:

We cannot process this transaction because there is a problem with the PayPal email address supplied by the seller. Please contact the seller to resolve the problem. If this payment is for an eBay listing, you can contact the seller via the "Ask Seller a Question" link on the listing page. When you have the correct email address, payment can be made at www.paypal.com.

Verified that the correct email address is being used (which is to say, the email associated with the paypal account). Not sure what else to do.

Thanks for any info you might provide here…

Ended up adding a class glossarySubLink to those internal links, and styling with the following:

#ttcont a.glossarySubLink,
#ttcont a.glossarySubLink:hover,
#ttcont a.glossarySubLink:focus,
#ttcont a.glossarySubLink:active {
	/* Keep links white in hover (popup) tip text... */
	color: white !important;
}

Popup content now looks much better…

This turns out to be a very minor issue, given the fact that I am able to import all the videos in question by using my user ID. So just an FYI…

Sorry, I’m developing on a local machine, so no shareable public link. But here’s a link showing what I’m talking about, which is
anchor text which is too dark against the background…

Hey Matt.

Unfortunately, I can’t provide a live link, as I’m developing locally. But I think you’re absolutely right: the issue involves those fields which don’t have a place to float if that switch is turned on. An email input field should hide the standard label if floated. But the “Donation amount” label? That has nowhere to float to, so needs to be distinguished in some way and treated differently. My $.02 worth, anyway.

Thanks again.

Hey Devin. Spent a bit more time looking at this. As you suggested, I tried setting theme to TwentySeventeen and saw the same issue. (I also installed a clean copy of version of 1.8.12 of the plugin, just to be sure I didn’t clobber something by accident…).

On further investigation, the question I raised is focused on line 431 of the template file (includes/forms/template.php), which reads as follows:

<label class="give-hidden" for="give-amount"><?php esc_html_e( 'Donation Amount:', 'give' ); ?></label>

I can just override this to get the label showing properly, but thought it strange that the Donation Amount: label is being hidden out-of-the-box. Can you say why that is?

Anyway, thanks again for the help.

Hey Devin. Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, I’m developing on my local machine right now, so don’t have a link to share at this time. As to the theme, I’m working with a homegrown version of the theme “basic”. As the name suggests, there aren’t a whole lot of bells and whistles associated with this theme, so I don’t believe it’s a theme related issue. But I could be completely off base.

Thanks again for the help. Let me know what I can provide and/or try.