Scott DeLuzio

What are some of the user roles that are:

1. Checked in the WP-CRM System Settings
2. Have users assigned to those roles
3. Are not showing up in the dropdown menu

Also, to submit a translation, please visit https://www.wp-crm.com/contact/ and select “I would like to submit a translation” from the menu.

Thanks for reporting this bug. It seems like the dashboard report file wasn’t properly included in the last update. Please update to 1.0.2, as the issue has been resolved in this version.

Try disabling all plugins and switch to a default theme (TwentyFifteen) to see if that helps solve the problem. If it does, try reactivating your plugins and switch back to your original theme one by one, and check to see if the problem comes back after each activation. The last plugin you activated may likely be the cause of the problem.

I don’t know if this is the best solution or not, but I have the post meta updated by putting update_post_meta() before the variables with get_post_meta are defined like this.

update_post_meta($ID,'task-assignment',$_POST['task-assignment']);
update_post_meta($ID,'task-due-date',$_POST['task-due-date']);

If I’m looking at it correctly, this makes the post meta get updated with the last inputs before clicking Publish or Update. Then when the variables are defined with get_post_meta, they are using the most recent values for the post meta.

If anyone sees anything wrong with this, or knows of a better way please let me know.

When you are inserting an image, make sure the “Link To” drop-down menu is not set to “None”. Try setting it to “Media File”, or “Attachment Page”. You can edit images in existing posts, and change the setting to link to the correct location the same way.

Can you send me a link to your site so I can take a look?

What is the text you are trying to use in the hover section?

Great, glad it’s working for you!

Can you post a link to your site?
Also, have you tried clearing the browser cache on Chrome/IE? It could just be that they are showing the cached version of your login page.

The new version (1.1.1) should fix this error. Please let me know if you still have trouble with it.

Thanks for the feedback.
Originally this plugin was designed to post a generic disclaimer (“links in this article are affiliate links, etc.”), but I can certainly see how someone might need to reuse multiple disclaimers.
I haven’t had much time to work on new features, but I’ll add it to my list of ideas for future updates.

@petes42 no not at this time. Only product IDs are used to control whether or not a field is displayed. Product categories is a commonly requested feature, which is being considered in the future for the Pro version.

That is not currently possible as you described in the pro version.
However, if you had a product called “Gift Card”, you could conditionally display a text box for the customer to enter a message if the Gift Card product was in the customer’s cart. This feature is available in the free version as well as pro, however the free version only allows for one conditional field for one product. If all you need this for is the one text box for the one gift card product, the free version would work fine.

You can give the pro version a test drive here: https://cwcfp.surpriseazwebservices.com/

This plugin doesn’t do anything to the CSS, which is why I was suggesting that you try switching your theme and deactivating plugins to see if that fixes the problem. If there is something wrong with the CSS styles in your theme or a plugin that is interfering with your CSS, this will help identify where the problem is.

I can’t help troubleshoot theme problems, but I can tell you that this plugin does not add or remove any CSS on its own.

Try switching to the default theme (Twentyfifteen) and see if the ads are still hidden.
Try deactivating other plugins to see if the ads show up correctly. If so, try reactivating them one by one until the problem comes back.
Also check the ad code you using – copy and paste directly from AdSense.