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Thanks Bojan.

I’ve marked the issue as resolved, as I was able to work around the conflict; and in hopes that a future update will permanently fix the issue.

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I didn’t even need to go that in-depth. I just deactivated the last plugin I installed, which was installed since the last pop-up I created. It worked after that. The conflicting plugin was: MaxButtons

For me… Plug in works fine, but it prevents my wordpress media library from uploading anything at all.

I have instructed them to update. I’ll let you know if it persists afterwards. Thanks again!

Thanks for your help. I will wait until they have updated to the most recent wordpress version and see if that helps. After that, I will start narrowing down the plugin culprit!

Ya. For some reason, it was not working properly on the day I installed it. Works better now… buggy, but better. Thanks for your response.

can you tell me where you put this JS code?

Time. I will be speaking to our web group today, and it is on my lists of requests. Thanks for your response.

Error still occurred when in debug mode on multiple browsers. The following is the only thing that showed in the error console:

“Deprecated TinyMCE API call: <target>.onNodeChange.add(..)”

If I continue to press ‘ok’, (for instance: adding an anchor) it will continue to add anchor after anchor, yet the X and cancel do nothing. The grayed background goes away after the first click of the ‘ok’ button, and I can interact normally with the webpage (albeit, around the popup box).

Having this issue as well. Here is a link that helped me resolve the problem.
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-do-i-create-an-anchor-link-which-autoscrolls-to-a-portion-of-the-site?replies=2
I created an anchor using the editor.
Then when I wanted to link to it, I used a link to the page and added the hashtag”anchortitle” to the end of the link address in the text editor.

Just installed today and I am having the same problem. Using wordpress 3.9.3

Josh, thanks for your response on this issue.

The product deserves the 2. Has nothing to do with the way I feel.

This is a product review, not a ‘support’ review. While I appreciate your effort to produce a ‘free’ version, we get what we pay for. Both of the initial issues that I encountered were not addressed. You simply asked for my c-panel login… I’m not in the habit of giving some random person admin rights to a corporately owned website. To me, that does not reflect support reliability. Also, just because you answer my support thread issue fast, does not net your product a higher rating. As I said, this is a product review. Should I have given you a review of your support, it would only be 1 star. You didn’t help me at all. And your update erased my work. I spent hours learning and tweaking the code to get this product to work the way that I needed it to; then you updated it (without fixes for the problems I was having) and all my work went down the drain. Wouldn’t you agree that that is annoying? I was grateful and gave a great review initially. But I am also honest, and after time, this product failed to work as needed. Take the criticism and strive to make it better, or give up on it… I don’t care. I found and paid nicely for another plugin that works as needed. FYI: I considered dropping the rating to one star for the whiny and condescending response to my review, but again, this is a product review, not a ‘support’ review. Good luck.

Thanks for the input. I’m instructing users not to use Internet Explorer.