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@alexacymailing There is an option to drag and drop the forms your plugin builds into Elementor . But users do not have much control over the form within Elementor.
Elementor has a dedicated form widget. This widget allows people to build forms within Elementor and fully control the function and style features.
Check this page out from Elementor.
https://elementor.com/widgets/form-widget/ and this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmM5vsKVOYQ

The developer documentation to add support is here
https://developers.elementor.com/forms-api/custom-form-action/

I know Mailpoet, WeMail and a few others have form widget support. Maybe review their source for ideas.

@mikeprince I agree with you. I think their solution is much better than other email marketing options. I’m not happy with the current option we install for our clients, and neither are my clients. But it has all the features WITH Elementor form widget support. Form Widget Integration is critical for those of us who build sites and offer user support on those sites.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by redonxcom.

Thank you,
I did not immediately see the answer to my issue in the link you posted.
Upon reading it again, I noticed the Developer Note. I had to manually update wc_subscriptions_siteurl in the database to the live URL.

Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.

Thank you for your reply.

Okay I understand, how do I remove the staging label next to the WooCommerce > Subscriptions menu option?

@hommealone It should remember your settings. Most plugins store their settings in the database. I am not sure how W3TC works in that regard. It did remember my settings. If you are not already running daily or incremental backups I would start for these situations.

@berdentay no worries

@michelboaventura It worked for me. I assume some will have to use a previous version.

Try my steps with the latest version before you rollback to a previous version.

It is a simple fix.

1. Go to https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/w3-total-cache/
Download the zip file. Make sure you can open it and see files. You do not need to extract them. You are only opening the file to make sure it is not corrupt. If you can’t open it. Download it again.

Open your server/webhost control panel. Using a file manager delete the “w3-total-cache” folder found in {wordpress-root}/public_html/wp-content/plugins/

Upload the zip folder to the plugins folder. Unzip/Extract the zip file.

Check your WP Admin. If all is working, delete the zip file from the plugins directory. NOT THE NEWLY EXTRACTED FOLDER.

From time to time plugin installs will fail because they are not able to overwrite every file they need on your server. You will have to perform these steps to fix the issue.

Hope this solves your issue.

I mentioned this issue after my last request.
I am still having the issue.

They seem good at addressing issues.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/serious-security-issue-3/

There is an issue.

Your update blocked all users. It should only show users from the same site. In its current state, your software is unable to add any users at all.

The drop-down box on the Add Member Subscription is empty. I have several users within this site that do not have a membership.

Bulk Edit is empty. Bulk edit should list the same users as the WP Admin > Users > All Users. I assume.

Thank you so much for taking this security issue so serious and your prompt efforts to release an update.

There is an issue.

Your update blocked all users. It should only show users from the same site. In its current state, your software is unable to add any users at all.

The drop-down box on the Add Member Subscription is empty. I have several users within this site that do not have a membership.

Bulk Edit is empty. Bulk edit should list the same users as the WP Admin > Users > All Users. I assume.

I am glad to here this. I look forward to seeing this issue resolved. Do you have an idea of when this will be released?

W3 Total Cache was causing a conflict.

Okay, so I have an UI workaround.
Create the taxonomy with hierarchical set to false.
Create a new post that the tax is assigned and add a tag on the sidebar.
Save the post.
Once the post is saved I was able to add new tags to the tax directly from the Edit Tags page.

One if two things can be assumed. 1) A post entry for which the tax is assign must already exist, or 2) Saving the post bypasses some other issue that exists on the Edit Tags page.

If someone needs the new tax to be hierarchical, follow the instructions above. Then edit the tax and change hierarchical to true

If I get some time I will try to poke around in the code.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by redonxcom.

Interesting. I will mess around a bit. I will see if I can find a workaround using the WordPress UI first before I dive into code.
I will keep you updated. Thanks for looking into it for me.

I tried creating something very basic and it does not work as well.
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