chip sheppard

I am now experiencing this issue for the first time after updating.
WP – 6.7.1
RC – 3.2.13
PHP – 7.4.33

PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function rcp_is_rcp_admin_page() in …
/wp-content/plugins/restrict-content/restrictcontent.php:1000

Solved!
Column must be named “bp_member_type” and cells should have the slug. Labels might work but I used the slug and it finally worked.

Same issue here. Was this ever resolved? I am also using “Profile Type” as the column head. Using BuddyBoss as well.
Thanks for the free support, it’s a very useful plugin!!

HA – issue resolved with last update!!! 5 stars.

Are you using Relevanssi? I was having the same issue, deactivated Relevanssi and all is well.

If it is a newly created ad you should be aware that Google will show a blank box until the unit is approved, thus the lack of text.

Most likely the yellow background is something in your stylesheet.
Best way to locate the culprit is to use FireBug (FireFox) or Chrome dev tools…
Right-click on the ad unit and select “inspect element”.
Then look for the background setting.

I’ve seen this before where the “ins” (inserted) selector has a background color (yellow) and a plugin was using it for the inserted ad unit.

ins {
    background: #fff9c0;
}

Dev tools or Firebug will also tell you what line# on your stylesheet this is on.
Change the yellow background to white which is background: #ffffff;

Hi,
there are a number of ways to do this however the easiest way I can think of would be to use one of the “under-construction” plugins.

These plugins will put a nice looking, temporary page in place with no links or access to the rest of the site. Once a user logs in, this temporary page goes away and the whole site becomes available. They also provide options to use your own HTML/CSS for this temporary page so you can display your logo, a welcome message, a link to login.php, etc…

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/underconstruction/
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/ultimate-under-construction/

Above function needs to be amended AFTER the theme setup otherwise the parent theme’s function will cause a declaration error…


function remove_homelink( $args ) {
remove_filter('wp_page_menu_args', 'twentyeleven_page_menu_args');
$args['show_home'] = false;
return $args;
}
add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'remove_homelink' );


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