Reaxion

As a paid user of the original ACF plugin, ACF is useless to any developer without repeating fields. I’m sure SCF is 100% conflicted – the plug-in in the repository they replaced was the free ACF plugin with no repeater. I’m not sure if open source means stealing functions from the paid version? Buy the paid ACF plugin.

Solved my own question!

My main menu for desktop uses “main-menu” to output the menu and now, to make it different and unaffected by the plugin, I output the menu as “primary”. I admit I’m not coder enough to give a great explanation, so I’ll post my differences in code below:

Before:

<?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'main-menu', 'items_wrap'  => '<ul class="nav vertical menu accordion-menu" data-accordion-menu>%3$s</ul>' ));?>

After:

<?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'menu' => 'primary', 'items_wrap'  => '<ul class="nav vertical menu accordion-menu" data-accordion-menu>%3$s</ul>' ));?>

Naturally the above outputs hook into other things going on in my custom site, but hopefully it will allow anyone to figure out their own customization.

The functions option to replace text worked perfectly!

If anyone is curious:

add_filter( 'gettext', 'customize_ssa_button_text', 100, 3 );

function customize_ssa_button_text( $translated_text, $text, $domain ) 
{
    if ( $domain !== 'simply-schedule-appointments' ) 
    {
        return $translated_text;
    }

    // Replace only OLD_TEXT
    if ( $text === 'State' ) {
        return 'Province';
    }

    return $translated_text;
}

Thanks!
Scott

Check your email (and your junk mail just in case!)

I found your email address on your website – I’ll email you a solution. I don’t think the author will appreciate it ha ha, so I won’t make it public. It’s at least working for me now, but I will say yes, it seems a captcha does the trick!

Hi! Sorry – I’m not part of support but another user with the same problem. I’m curious, do you have the captcha option added to your site? I’m just wondering if the spam is occurring even with captcha installed?

Right now I’m getting Russian spam too. When I delete it, more spam is posted within seconds!

Thanks!
Scott

I won’t hijack the thread as well, but I am having the exact problem on a client site using Version 2.4.0. There have been a number of WordPress Updates lately – I might try downgrading, but I’ll watch this thread. Thx!

I hide the badge with this:

.grecaptcha-logo, .grecaptcha-badge { display: none; }

Same Problem here.

Last update!

OK, the plugin does have a problem. You can pick a colour and it saves when you update, but if you update the post/page again, it will revert the colour selection to defaults and you’ll have to pick your colour again (until you save the post again, then you’ll have to repeat the operation).

Thanks!
Scott

Update – it saves the value to the database, and will work in the front end, but in the admin you can’t tell, it reverts to the default position… so maybe this is a feature request? To show what was previously selected?

Sorry! I figured it out! But to be exact for someone with the same question, I pasted it on line 208 BEFORE the line in question (213)

Thanks again! I’m always fearing the day Magic Fields breaks… 8/

I’m having this problem too… so I just paste the line right at the end of the RCCWP_Menu.php file? I did that with no affect.

Thanks!

Yep – not working anymore. I do understand you can do your own expiration with custom fields. I haven’t done it myself but will likely go that route soon:

https://www.wprecipes.com/how-to-set-post-expiration-datetime-on-your-wordpress-blog

Poking around, this solution has worked for me!

Add this to the config file:

define(‘SCRIPT_DEBUG’, true);

As described here:

It fixed most everything, but panels on my dashboard went crazy (panels like “incoming links” started displaying a repeat of my entire dashboard within that panel – you’d have to see it). Performance REALLY bogged down on that page until I was able to struggle through and disable everything from showing on the dashboard – I’m happy with the work around now.

I pray this will fix itself in future updates to WordPress – the host for this install is a bit dooshie ??

L8r!