Scott DeLuzio

Thank you for the great review!
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Yes this is possible. Each subsite wouldn’t share data between each other but if you’re looking for separate instances on each subsite this is certainly capable of doing that. Actually our demo site is on a multisite. https://demo.wp-crm.com

Thanks for that suggestion. I’ve added that to the plugin’s settings now. If you update to version 1.1.3, you should see that option available.

It could also be that your theme is using a different action hook to insert the image. You may want to take a look at my response to this previous topic to see if it will point you in the right direction.

I personally don’t have access to Dynamik Website Builder, so I can’t say for sure if that is what’s causing the problem. Could you try switching to just using Genesis (no child theme) to see if it works as expected?

Glad to hear it. Thanks for the review!

Thanks for the awesome review Andrew!

Thanks for the review!!

Thanks for the review!!

Hi,
I responded to your email with the solution, but I’ll include my response here in case anyone else is having the same issue.

In this plugin, the featured images get removed with:

remove_action( 'genesis_entry_content', 'genesis_do_post_image', 8 );
remove_action( 'genesis_post_content', 'genesis_do_post_image' );

This works fine in most cases, as the featured image tends to be in the entry content or post content. However, in your theme, you’re relocating it to the entry header. There’s nothing wrong with that, just that my plugin didn’t account for that.

In version 1.1.1, there is a new action hook that lets theme designers hook into the function that removes the featured image and remove the action used in their specific theme.

In your case, it would be something like this:

add_action( 'gfv_remove_post_image', 'your_theme_remove_post_image' );
function your_theme_remove_post_image(){
    remove_action( 'genesis_entry_header', 'genesis_do_post_image', 1 );
}

Which child theme are you using? I’m wondering if there is something in the child theme’s files that is forcing the featured image.

@kubeq130 I’m the developer of the AdSense plugin you mentioned, and I can confirm that AMP_QUERY_VAR is not a constant included in that plugin. The error appears to be coming from whatever the wptouch-data is in your wp-content directory. Try removing that to see if the error goes away.

Hi amp3d,
First, let me say that I am truly sorry that you have had a bad experience with the pro version of this plugin. This is obviously not the experience we want our customers to have.

With that being said, we did respond to your support request and asked for additional information. Specifically, we asked for details on the error message you saw, and temporary admin access to your site, or a copy of the site using a plugin like Duplicator.

We never received a response from you after this request.

You mentioned that there was an error on your site, with no further details. We were unable to reproduce this error on our end, so the only way we can troubleshoot the issue is to replicate the bug on your site (or an offline copy of your site). Since we did not have access to either of these, I’m really not sure what else we were able to do for you.

If you can provide us with the information requested, we would be more than happy to troubleshoot the problem for you. Please respond to the open support ticket to ensure we associate this information with your issue. If there is an error caused by our plugin that we cannot fix, we’ll issue a refund with no further questions asked.

Hi Trevor,
I’m glad you’re finding WP-CRM System useful!

If you go to the WP-CRM System > Dashboard page, you’ll see a drop-down menu at the top labeled “Go to Category…”. Select the correct category (in this case “Contact Categories”), and you’ll be brought to the page where you can add, edit, or delete the categories.

Jesse,
Thank you for that AWESOME review! I appreciate the time it took to write such a detailed review.
Scott