Seth Carstens

Wow, ok. It must have something to do with the change in language. I did not include support for multilingual as I have no experience with this. If you or anyone you know whats to submit a patch, I’d be happy to update the code to work for WPML.

Can you describe steps you are taking to make this happen. As you can see in the video, no issues on my testing sites.

It didn’t have one, it was literally white screen from where the plugin started (in my footer). We realized it was happening because our footer scripts for tracking were not loading. For now we have just disabled it until I have time to properly trace the issue.

I would suggest you consult the github version of this plugin, as all the real development and support happens on github: https://github.com/katzwebservices/Gravity-Forms-Salesforce/issues

Your correct, this is an edit to my review, I have not yet visited the support section to create an incident.

also, just updated the plugin after finding some jquery issues. see if this fixes your problem.

buth there still no images if uploaded form Media LIbrary.

I don’t understand the difference between “load the images from the computer” and “uploaded from Media Library”. If you are able, you can email me a login to your testing site so I can take a look (seth at sethmatics dot com). Maybe if I can see a site where you have a “working” gallery and a gallery with no images, I can identify the problem!

I will investigate in case this is a WordPress 3.8 issue. Can you provide more information? What version of WordPress are you on? Can you explain the steps you are taking to create your gallery, and exactly what the output is vs what your expecting the output to be?

Now that I re-read your issue, I’m thinking that your not building your gallery correctly. If you upload via the Media Library, you have to “click to insert media” on the page or post, then you need to select the pictures you want in the gallery. It should build a “SHORTCODE” that lists the ID’s of the images you selected.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Gallery_Shortcode

I agree with gaf, I don’t know why you are all here bashing 3.8 admin interface. The changes to enable “responsive, mobile first design” is extremely functional and clean. @birdog your statements are rediculous if you think the design changes were purely “design” and have no function enhancements. What a ridiculous thread of people that are not UIX experts saying the platform for millions of people needs to be reverted because their opinion matters more. If you have a problem with how its going, feel free to get involved and donate your time.

Awesome, glad you dug into the code and got it the way you wanted it. Best wishes.

@gsbohn, unfortunately this has nothing to do with the plugin. Your theme that you have chosen decided that “sticky” posts get the double line featured HTML. if you switch to the default wordpress theme you will notice that the same thing does not happen, instead it just moves those posts to the top of the list. The purpose of sticky originates from Forums, with the need to keep certain posts “on top” as they were more important. Many plugins and themes use the “sticky” attribute for a variety of other reasons. Please keep this in mind.

I just had this issue, I traced it to a rewrite function with regex expressions. Therefore I changed my permalinks to default, then back to “post name” and now the site is working find without the warnings again.

My exact warning message was:
Warning: preg_match(): Compilation failed: nothing to repeat at offset 1 in /home/public_html/wp-includes/class-wp.php on line 204

Anyone from WP-Core team care to comment on why this might be happening?

nevermind its not an issue with the update. there was a typo in the list of fields. apparently if you put a field into the shortcode… and thats not a meta field… it just fails. Instead it should just skip the field.

Wow, I must apologize. I was trying to use var_export to get a list of the data compiled in this object, but apparently this is part of that “magic constants” or whatever they call it, and it cannot be printed this way… Your suggestion works just fine, but now I don’t have a way to iterate through the meta fields. Any idea how to dump all the objects values?If not, no sweat, I appreciate you taking support this far.

Indeed, then I’m wondering why the example from the Codex does not return any values for User Profile Custom Meta Data, as it claims it should.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Class_Reference/WP_User_Query#Custom_Field_Parameters

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Class_Reference/WP_User_Query#Return_Fields_Parameter

I was intending on filtering results using built-in query objects, just like you do with query posts, but I cannot get it to return any of the values created by UMM plugin. Any ideas?