Shane Spinuzzi

This ticket is left as resolved.

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@advail

I filed a bug report and feature request regarding your UTC issue. You can find the link below.

https://github.com/freelancingcare/Responsive-Admin-Maintenance-Pro/issues/3

As far as your second issue I have filed a feature request so that this can be implemented in a later release. The link is provided below.

https://github.com/freelancingcare/Responsive-Admin-Maintenance-Pro/issues/6

Thank You for letting us know about this.

This ticket is left as resolved.

Further comments on these issue should be directed to the proper link(s) provided in the above comments.

@matchen

I filed a bug report and feature request regarding your issues. You can find the links below.

https://github.com/freelancingcare/Responsive-Admin-Maintenance-Pro/issues/3

https://github.com/freelancingcare/Responsive-Admin-Maintenance-Pro/issues/4

https://github.com/freelancingcare/Responsive-Admin-Maintenance-Pro/issues/5

Thank You for letting us know about this.

@schmidt9

I filed a bug report regarding your issues. You can find the links below.

https://github.com/freelancingcare/Responsive-Admin-Maintenance-Pro/issues/1

https://github.com/freelancingcare/Responsive-Admin-Maintenance-Pro/issues/2

Thank You for letting us know about this.

@astreetweb & @ronalcas

Please check your user permissions and make sure your user is an administrator and/or that the access control settings in your admin maintenance panel is not denying your user role.

It might also be worth noting that your cache could be causing an issue. Try clearing your cache then testing the plugin, if you still experience the same issue try another browser.

If the issue persists please provide us with the following information.

1. The server operating system your wordpress installation is hosted on.

2. The operating system you tested the plugin on.

3. The web browser and version of your web browser you tested the plugin with.

Thank You

@code.piolot

Please post a support request with the issues you are having.

You can find the support link here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/responsive-admin-maintenance-pro

Thank You

@rhocom

Would you mind providing us with some more information on your issue.

1. What version of WordPress are you using.

2. What version of Responsive Admin Maintenance Pro With Countdown are you using?

3. What is the Operating System of the server your WordPress installation is on?

4. What Operating System are you trying to view your wp-admin page on?

5. What browser are you trying to view your wp-admin page on?

6. What theme are you using and have you modified the code to that theme at all?

7. Have you modified your .htaccess file with redirects?

8. Does this issue happen when you use a different background?

As meaningless as those questions sound we are trying to recreate the issue that you are experiencing so we can see it in real time. This will help us understand where or what is causing this issue.

Thank You

@Freelancing_Care

Please check your PM

I am sorry “dead link” was a very poor choice of words.

When I click on the link I get:

Oops! That page can’t be found.

It looks like nothing was found at this location. Maybe try one of the links below or a search?

I was unaware there was an outage and that very well could be the cause. Thank You for the heads up on this issue.

I will give this a try next week and see how it goes. Thank You for the reference.

Would this method increase the load on my server every time that page is visited?

For anyone else reading this the above link is a dead link at the time of this post. Here is a link I found that provides the information and references the above link.

https://pablovallejo.me/removing-custom-post-type-url/

If this link does not work in the future then search Google for “remove-the-slug-from-your-custom-post-type-permalinks/” You should be able to find what you are looking for.

@Freelancing_Care

I like the idea it is very simple to add templates, however what about a more user friendly approach for those who do not know php or would be afraid to modify the code. It still seams like the additional templates would be lost with updates and/or upgrades though. If you as the developer needs to modify the settings.php file and release it as an update then how would that affect any current custom settings in the settings.php file. Would that still over write any changes made to the file by users?

What if the template array was built from the results stored in the database? Then the users can add and delete as many templates as they would like without being affected by the changes made to the settings.php file. Well providing the update does not have a bug that would disable this functionality.

If you don’t mind me suggesting possible options to this potential issue then here you go. This is what I would do.

You could use the add_option() and get_option() functions then pull them from the database in a foreach loop returning the values in the database allowing the user to select the one that they would like.

I saw this example awhile ago when looking for ideas for another project. Below is the forum post I came across when searching for help to the issues I previously had.

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/trying-to-use-add_option-to-add-an-array-and-get_option-to-access-it?replies=4

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It is minor but I found a bug with the social media links while using ssl. The social media icons do not display when viewing your (the person using the plugin) website in https.

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Regarding The Support Options Tab Issue (quoted below)

“If you click on the Support Options tab located in your administration ares the help tab will disappear and the Support Options Tab is rendered useless. The same thing goes with the Help tab.”

I sent you a private message via Facebook. If you would like me to contact you another way about that issue please let me know.

Thank You,

Shane

PS: I am not sure if anyone else is experiencing the Support Tab issue but it is really annoying. I have to deactivate the plugin in order to use that tab.

Thank You very much.

Brandon,

Thank You for your reply.

Will this be added to a future releases? If there are currently no plans may I request this as a potential feature for a later release?

Thanks

I wonder if that would include custom templates as well.

@Freelancing_Care

A custom template would be a good idea for users but advail does bring up a good point.

What if there were a folder to put custom templates in that would not be affected by an update. Then users can create custom templates or modify an existing one and stash them in the custom folder with out worrying about their custom or modified theme being affected.

Of course development documents would be need on how to create the custom templates, but it would get users to interact with your plugin more. It would be more user friendly I think.

PS: You can’t edit posts so how would I go about re-rating my review? Do I have to submit another review?