SJNBham

Yoast SEO doesn’t seem to pick up the drag/drop action either. So we’re guessing this is a Nested Pages issue. Will follow up with them.

@justlevine Are you still seeing this issue with the latest version of TEC?
I’m trying to replicate the error and can’t seem to. What are the steps you’re taking to see the error if you are still seeing it?

No word yet.

We’re seeing this as well. Opened a ticket with their support.

We’re using BetterDocs Version 1.2.6, Nested Pages Version 3.1.10, and WordPress CORE 5.4.1 without any obvious issues. What behavior are you seeing?

We could see this as being useful as well. Date last updated and last person to edit would be the date/person info of interest to us. But maybe a second option could be author and date published if that’s of interest to anyone else. This text could be presented like the “Role currently editing” text is shown when a page is being edited. It could be shown on hover only if some wanted to keep their nested pages view cleaner.

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I believe this has been addressed in the latest release.

Thanks!

I believe this has been addressed in Version 3.1.10.

Thanks!

I believe this has been addressed with Version 3.1.10.

Thanks!

Deselect “Allow unfiltered HTML in email body” option. This was confusing to me as well the way the option is labeled.

OK – I’m seeing it now. I was confused by the options because early in my testing, I think I turned the Allow unfiltered on because I wasn’t initially seeing the merge tag content and thought maybe the unfiltered option might be affecting that.

Thanks for that assist!

You might try this out again. Looks like CORE might have been updated to address this. Can anyone else confirm if this fixed the issue for you?

https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/46723

Maybe I missed something in the settings? I didn’t see an option to use a visual editor and have the resulting email format be HTML to retain formatting when sent. I tried toggling between HTML and Plain if that made any difference and it didn’t appear to show a visual editor option when creating a notification.

Found Notifications > Settings > Carriers > Email > Unfiltered HTML > “Allow unfiltered HTML in email body” and turned it on. The body of the emails appears to be formatted correctly now. Not sure if this was on or off by default. If it’s off by default, it would be good to have it on out-of-the-box.

Thanks!

Looks like the merger tag content is being populated now. So it’s just the HTML tags in the body of the email that appears to be an issue. Here’s what the email body looks like now:

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MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8

<p>https://mysite.wpengine.com</p&gt;
<p>Available Updates</p>
<h3>Plugin updates</h3>

• Gutenberg <i>(current version: 7.8.1)</i>: 7.9.0

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