rbgiddings

I’m afraid we’ve moved on to another solution and I don’t have the details you’re asking for.

I tried deactivating some of my other plugins, but while they were deactivated I was still getting the error message. When I reactivated them (specifically Yoast SEO and WP Smart Preloader) the connection suddenly started working. No idea why!

I thought about just hiding the error message as well – I’m curious if you run into any problems with that.

I also contacted Campaign Monitor’s support directly. Not much help so far, but I thought I’d post their response here:

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Sorry for the troubles! Often the “turn it off and back on” method works for issues like this. Would you be able to uninstall the integration and then reinstall and see if that works?

Alternatively, within WordPress, when you set up the lightbox, you should see the list settings here: https://cm.d.pr/6pWpwq

Can you ensure that the correct list and client is selected in those settings?

Can you also try the following troubleshooting steps:
1. Please make sure you have the most recent version of the integration installed. You can see the most recent version of the integrations here: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/forms-for-campaign-monitor/

2. Remove/disable any other plugins in your account, then install the integration again.

3. Check your own browser and network settings to see if there are any firewalls or encryptions that might be interfering with the integration.

This worked great! Thanks for the quick and thorough response.

Thanks for the quick response! I just realized that I am causing the issue with some custom styles. Sorry to bug you with this!

This is slightly unrelated, but I just wanted to add that I was getting a similar “Call to undefined function get_network()” error and couldn’t figure out why. After reading this thread, I deactivated my Simple Custom CSS and JS plugin, then reactivated it. I am no longer getting the error!

No idea why that type of plugin would cause that error, but very glad I found the solution! Thanks for the help.

We are experiencing the same issue as well. It is a new issue that appeared after updating this and several other plugins.

Please let us know if you come up with any solutions! Thanks.

Hi, Damon! I’ve seen two successful ways of inserting icons before menu items in WordPress:

WPMU DEV posted this tutorial that uses the FontAwesome icon font: https://premium.wpmudev.org/blog/add-icons-wordpress-menus

(I’ve had great success with fontastic.me for creating custom icon fonts if you want to use your own icons.)

I also came up with a messy but effective solution that you can see here: https://rebeccabgiddings.com/2014/09/adding-svg-icon-wordpress-menu-items

Hope this helps!

I seem to be having a similar problem, but only in Chrome (have not tested IE). The image thumbnail sizes are ignoring the settings in the widget.

You can see it in the sidebar here: https://rebeccabgiddings.com/blog

I’m having the same problem. I love the WP Page Widget Plugin, but obviously need to be able to save Categoires! ??

Is there any update on this? Thanks!

I was trying to find a way to do the exact same thing.

However, I’m using the “get_template_part” method outlined in the article referenced above (https://blog.teamtreehouse.com/perfect-wordpress-inline-svg-workflow).

I’m not too familiar with custom walkers, but it sounds like a reasonable solution. Basically, what I want is this code for each menu item:

<li><a href="[menu item url]"><?php get_template_part( 'img/icons/inline', '[slug of menu item].svg' ); ?>Menu Item</a></li>

So that an inline SVG icon gets inserted right before the text of the menu item, and that icon is selected based on the slug for the menu item itself. So that a menu item of “Product List” that has a page slug of “product” would grab the img/icon/inline-product.svg.php template part.

Any help or suggestions would be appreciated!

I’d love to set this up as well, so that when someone subscribes to our blog they redirect to a predefined “Thank you!” page. Can you give any help on what code to put into the .htaccess file?

I’m using a multisite install, which also makes things more complicated. I’ve searched online and found several different .htaccess tutorials, but I can’t seem to get mine set up quite right.

Currently I have:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www\.)?domain\.com [NC]
RewriteRule ^/(.*)\?subscribe=success(.*)$ https://domain.com/subscribe/thank-you [R=301,L]

but it’s not working. (Of course I substitute our domain name for “domain”.

Thanks!

I realized what the issue was – I had a simple typo. I was using ‘theme-location’ instead of ‘theme_location’. I can’t believe it took me so long to find that error!

Does anyone have any help for me? I still haven’t found a solution.

Thank you!

I would like to know how to do this as well. I used the following tutorial for creating the help tab on a custom post type:

https://wp-bytes.com/function/2013/03/help-tabs-for-your-custom-post-type/

Thanks!