Steven Jones

Can you confirm the following:

• It is being loaded on the page
• It is being loaded after jQuery
• There are no errors in the console

You can use $recent[“post_excerpt”] instead of get_the_excerpt().

This only works if you have a custom excerpt. Otherwise you’d have to use substr() in conjunction with $recent[“post_excerpt”] to get the desired string.

The get_field() is case sensitive so looks like you need to capitalise the H in Hotel.

If you’re not a programmer, then you should look at Gravity Forms, you should be able to achieve it with that plugin.

I think you maybe should be using wp_get_post_terms() for this.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_get_post_terms

Also, you’re overwriting your site information with the article information as you’re using $terms in both circumstances therefore it’s overwriting it.

You can see what’s being backed up if you go to the schedule and then click on exclude. The backup folder should be excluded as well as any other large directories you don’t want backed up.

Yeah those are temp files – the backup process might not be getting completed. This could be due to lack of storage space or the process might be timing out.

The plugin author commented here – https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/issue-with-complete-backup?replies=3

No it doesn’t.

Might not have completed the update – try it again in the updates.

Why are you putting false in there?

This is the path where the backups are stored (if you want it to be different from the standard), so I’m not sure you can just set it to false.

It would probably be useful if you provided:

• Who you’re hosted with
• What type of webserver you have (apache?)
• Which version of PHP you are running

If you update again to the new plugin and then take a look in your wp-content directory for a folder that ends in -uploads and remove your backups from there.

You then should go into TOOLS > BACKUPS in the admin area and take a look at the schedules that you’ve got set and ensure that you’ve got any large files excluded from the backup (like other backups). This should bring down the size of your backup.

If you take a backup of your database every day for the last 10 days and a backup of your entire site weekly for the last 4 weeks then the overall size should be manageable.

Unfortunately you can’t unless you alter the code.

Hopefully the plugin author will take a look at this soon.

@digimixus

You don’t want to do that as when the plugin is updated you’ll lose your changes.

See my last post as to how to get rid of the post columns.

Hi Alex,

It’s loading all of the JS in the footer on all the pages although I only use it on single pages, so not sure why it’s doing that?

Anything I should check?

https://www.stomptheweb.co.uk