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And, FYI, I updated the theme files as well to the latest version.The problem existed before that but I thought it could possibly be a conflict. The upgrade didn’t fix it.

And, yes, previously I merely deactivated them (not remove them like this time) and tested the problem after each deactivation. The problem only occurs when the ACF plugin is activated.

But, that’s the only problem. Otherwise I have it working fine in the display aspect. We just can’t upload any media files in any mode (post, page, add media .. none work).

I removed each one from the plugins folder to test. I saved yours for last. None of them fixed the error after removal except yours. The conflict is the ACF plugin.

So I should move that code block back?

I’ve tried deactivating them then reactivating. The break occurs when I reactivate the ACF plugin. But, I have not actually uninstalled any.

I moved that block of code and now the media button works. But, something else is a bit weird. It doesn’t provide the drag-and-drop method. Just the regular method of upload (browse button, etc.).

Using 3.3.9 version.

No idea why it would throw a template error as the page was originally created with the default template. It’s just a standard page with no particular parameters to it. I has an image, 2 paragraphs and 3 hyperlinks in a list format.

This page is also being summoned into a special div on the home page as part of the theme’s functionality. There’s typically 3 ‘boxes’ that can be populated by whichever pages I select in the theme’s control panel. However, i’ve removed the 2nd and 3rd boxes just to populate this single larger box. Have a look so you see what I mean. The main content area where she’s standing, the text to her right, and the 3 hyperlinks are *a page* whose content is displayed in that home page slot.

https://www.melanieroeforthedefense.com

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property ‘page_template’ of undefined input-ajax.js:157
(anonymous function) input-ajax.js:157
f.event.dispatch load-scripts.php:3
f.event.add.h.handle.i load-scripts.php:3
f.event.trigger load-scripts.php:3
f.fn.extend.trigger load-scripts.php:3
e.extend.each load-scripts.php:2
e.fn.e.each load-scripts.php:2
f.fn.extend.trigger load-scripts.php:3
(anonymous function) et-ptemplates.js:36
f.Callbacks.o load-scripts.php:2
f.Callbacks.p.fireWith load-scripts.php:2
e.extend.ready load-scripts.php:2
c.addEventListener.B

I have this same problem but the latest version of the plugin doesn’t have lines 267-276. That file now stops at 226. And I hoped when I saw this post title that I’d found the Holy Grail! I need this fixed, the media button no workie!

Any updates on this bug fix?

Having the same problem in the admin. The media upload popup won’t work when this plugin is activated. The plugin itself in regards to the custom fields works fine and i’m able to get the fields and values to display. The problem is there’s a conflict between the plugin and the admin. Doesn’t do me any good if I can’t upload images.Please advise!

It’s actually the Samsung Focus running on Windows 7.

I’ve posted some others i’ve done. Like this is one of theirs that I customized:

https://www.calmingwatersskincare.com

I think you’ve just saved me about 8 hours of work ?? I didn’t realize the time stamp was the sort key for those links. Thanks!

Well, hang on a sec and i’ll manipulate the time stamp on the suspected culprit and see if that fixes it.

Yep! Heavily modified, but that’s precisely what we’re using. The Next / Previous navigation is where the out-of-sequence issue surfaces. We rewired the tree in the sidebar to ‘follow’ the visitor no matter where they are.

The post order displayed in the tree is perfect since the ID’s are in the proper sequence PER CATEGORY. So, that particular post shows in the right spot because it’s in the right sequence number wise. But, it’s out of sequence in the grand scheme of ALL the posts. Therefore the Next / Previous links don’t correspond with the tree’s post order display at that specific juncture (the Freeze-Thaw Considerations post).

FYI, we also modified the main drop down category menus as well so it works differently than a default one. It works off the category ID’s and the various levels show sub-categories only until the visitor has reached the actual level containing posts. I know it’s weird. The client has a specific order that all categories must be in PLUS all posts have to be in within those categories and sub-categories. The tree, although not all posts have been inserted yet, is absolutely perfect in the order of categories, sub-categories and posts. Again, the problem is that even though it shows perfectly the Next button exploits the problem with the out of sequence post, Freeze-Thaw Considerations. That’s the culprit.

Again, though, the tree is not necessarily the issue. If you go back to

https://www.simcomedia.com/handbook/subsurface-drainage-systems

Look at the tree in the sidebar and it will show your location. The next article is the Freeze-Thaw Considerations. If you click the Next button (located just above the sidebar) then you’ll see that instead of going to Freeze-Thaw Considerations it jumps to Introduction of the next chapter.

So it’s not the tree that’s the problem, it’s the ID of that specific post that’s out of sequence using the Next/Previous navigation links.