saxoncreative

Update: I deactivated the FooGallery plugin, emptied the cache, and this time it did not throw a Warning. I then reactivated the plugin, emptied the cache again, and no Warning was thrown.

I’m not sure what happened, but it seems as though it is fixed now.

The update works beautifully, although I did lose everything I had created up to that point and had to recreate. Thanks for the quick support, it’s greatly appreciated!

I am having the same problem as @knowledgearc. I am unable to create any posts or pages while the plugin is activated.

I’m sorry, I have no earthly idea! But Siteground is the host that I use, and I am on a reseller hosting account. I don’t know if that helps you at all!

Hi Michael, and thanks for responding so quickly. On this particular site, I am running php 5.6. I just upgraded to 7 and the error disappeared.

I am having this same warning on all of my sites that use Login Lockdown. Please, someone answer this question.

@waltmesser, I am wondering if AJAX needs to be activated in order to keep the page from refreshing. I know that I can activate AJAX using Gravity Forms, but it is not so easy using MailChimp. Could it be that by embedding a gravity form I might have better luck?

Thanks again for your help!

@waltmesser, thanks so much for such a quick response. Unfortunately, it’s not working for me.
I did as you said and went to the Getting Started with Custom Javascript page, added the action to my functions.php file and put the code in where it says to… it’s still not working. I even set the popup to close at 15000 (15 seconds) so I could see if anything was happening. Nothing has changed; however, the javascript seems to be loading in the footer. The form is still closing after 3 seconds, and no thank you message is appearing.

I’m open to suggestions!

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The url I am having trouble with is:
Angelwalk

Please click on either of the “Download your free mp3” buttons.

I, too am having exactly the same problem, except I am using the Mailchimp for WP form plugin.

Yes, all of the posts will be private, so when someone signs up, they would be able to create their own private posts, kind of like a “to-do list”, which can be categorized. (NOT a to-do list, btw, but similar to that). What I mean by “automatically” is that the posts are already set to be private, instead of the member having to choose that option.