Vincent

Hi,

thanks for this answer @ultimatemember, I was looking for this fix.

@niclasto: You only have to change the name of your old translation files. The files inside /wp-content/languages/plugins aren’t affected by plugin updates.

Regards

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by Vincent.

Hi,

sorry forgot to add it, it’s .warning:

.warning {
background-image: url(‘../images/warning.png’);
height: 18px;
width: 18px;
background-size: 98%;
display: inline-block;
}

Thanks, it worked! Good work adding the tags as an ID to every tag element

Hi,

so we decided to no use the Speed Booster, so we can use your plugin.

I’ll mark it as resolved. Thanks for your support!

Hi,

I tried to resave the permalink settings, but that didn’t fix the issue. I also disabled all plugins again and changed the theme, that didn’t help neither.

I’ll send you a copy of the plugin via mail.

I also think its weird. Forgot to mention that is doesn’t show for admins now that I disabled nearly all other plugins.

The iframe feature still gives me a 404-page inside the frame. How does the plugin work with iframes? Maybe something missing or changed in our theme.

Lastly I don’t know if you can get the plugin easily, since it comes with the theme.

Thank you for your support, really appreciate it!

Hi,

I just got to testing this week. So I disabled every plugin except “Woocommerce”, “Woocommerce Memberships” and “Visual Composer” since these 3 are needed for the site to work. The charts worked after that.

I found that a plugin from our theme “tagDiv Speed Booster” creates the error. This plugin moves all the stylesheets and javascripts to the bottom of the page. So I think it breaks the Highcharts js.

I will look into excluding Highcharts from that, just wanted you to have a status update. If I find a solution I will post it here.

I just tested it on a clean WordPress with only our theme (“Newspaper”) installed. There it worked without problems. So it’s not the theme – I guess it’s one of our other plugins.

To clone our current installation to another domain I need some time – I’ll get to it next week and will inform you about the conclusion of the tests.

Hi,

thanks for your answers so far!

We don’t have a template for m-chart so it’s using a theme template. Since it’s loading if you have admin/editor rights can it even be the template?

For your question about the backend: You are not able to access wp-admin except with these roles. Any other role without access to wp-admin seems to not be able to access the charts itself.

If I enable the iframe setting the iframe itself loads for everyone, but the content is our 404-page.

Hey methnen,

thank you for your time. In my post I meant frontend. It loads everything except the Highcharts chart on a page with the url structure like that: https://examplesite.com/chart/chartname