PPDPurveyor

Nick! My Man! I have fixed it. The site looks perfect and now I can tell the mobile APP man to move forward. Unfortunately, it was as I had dreaded — my paywall plugins — and it was loaded several different times b/c there are multiple extensions. I removed it and don’t see a loss in functionality, but will load it conditionally with something to the effect of:

if ( ! is_home() && ” ) {
wp_enqueue( ‘this stupid script’ );
}

Hi Nick,

Thank you so much for responding. I did a File Manager search in cPanel and it turns out the MyBookTable plugin, which I was going to replace with the Genesis Author Plugin anyway, uses this. But when I deactivated it, it still occurs. I turned CloudFlare off and cleared the cache, on HyperCache, too, and now I am looking in the code to see if I can load it conditionally.

Other than that, I am really lost and haven’t been able to pin this down.

That happens to me, too, for some reason. Will do!

Sounds good. Thanks!

Look at the previous answer guys.

That would be great. Will be it simple for now and stay tuned. It’s a great plugin by the way, just need to do a little tweaking based on site-specific styles.

Is there a way to do it conditionally?

What I mean is, can I write a .php function that determines if one of the rules are triggered first, and it loads before the popup is called?

Do you have to embed the additional js they give you with it? All I get is a link to the page.

I figured that out, but the Facebook Page Plugin doesn’t seem to be showing anything but a hyper-texted link to the page, itself. I didn’t think the script they give needed to be loaded separately, but l guess I may be wrong.

I do also need to get the alignment correctly, because it’s just all over the place.

Hi Tobias,

I thought you might want to know I fixed this issue. It’s a good thing, too, because your plugin is great. I bought wpDataTables, which I did not like at all compared to your plugin. Anyway, it was a server configuration issue. The max_input_vars was set too low for someone who tracks every major polling issue and state-nationwide election. I went into the server console and located the php.ini (on a dedicated server) and increased from 1000 to 9999 and also the max response time.

Now, all is well! Thank God!

Nothing. Nothing shows. After I publish, it just says “Article” published. When I check the log, nothing is there. I have the Log option checked, and I turned “Use WP Cron to Schedule autoposts” back on. So far, the site is fine, so I thought I tried that again. If you email me, I’ll give you admin access.

When I hit refresh, it says the following:

Y:0

Nope. I suspect my error_log isn’t logging enough, but I am seeing an unrelated one from a few days ago.

I have the email error option enabled, though.

I spoke to soon. It isn’t shutting the front end down, but it isn’t posting. It probably is something I am doing. The test post(s) on FB, Twitter and LinkedIn all worked, but it isn’t posting when I publish or update.

It’s working! So, I chose “Publish Immediately” and entered the bitly information, and it worked. Give me a moment and I might have more info for you, just in case someone else has this issue.