Tracy Bradley

Hi Timothy,

Been awhile – but unfortunately, this is not working. I’ve checked ‘append’ in the settings, and on the admin email we do see a header for ‘Gravity Forms Checkout Info’, but none of the info actually shows up in the email.

Any ideas?

Hi Timothy!

We’d like the GF info to show up on the confirmation email sent to us. Both would be great, but it’s only vital that we get it on our end.

Thanks for a speedy reply!

Tracy

Thanks Vasyl! I figured it was something on the hosting side.

I use your plugin on several sites – I love it, and it comes highly recommended by my dev community. Really appreciate the work you do on it.

I have this issue as well – if a user tries to log in with an incorrect password or username, they get this error.

The suggested solution is to use the following shortcode on the login page:

[theme-my-login default_action="login"]

I am doing so, but users still get this error if using incorrect login credentials… then they’re stuck! I can manually change their password for them and send it to them via email, but another solution would be great!

Hi!

Let’s say your main website (the one you’re turning into a multisite) is called mysite.com.

A sub-domain setup would mean that any sites you add using multisite would look like this: newsite1.mysite.com

A sub-directory setup would mean that any sites you add using multisite would look like this: mysite.com/newsite1

To use sub-domains, your host needs to allow you to have Wildcard DNS records IF you want to be able to create new sites on-demand (you can create new sites manually though). Also, WordPress needs to be installed in your root directory (public_html), not in a sub-directory, on your server.

Since each of your sites will have their own unique domain name, it would probably make sense to use the sub-domain setup. You can then use a plugin like WPMU Domain Mapping to change the url’s from
newsite1.mysite.com to newsite1.com.

Does that help?

I’m having this issue as well – enabling css minify (auto or manual) breaks the theme completely. Almost all formatting/layouts etc are lost, and the site looks like it was built in 1992.

Is this a known bug? I’d read that this was something the latest version was fixing? I’m using latest version of WP, latest version of W3TC, and a custom child theme with iThemes Builder theme as the parent. (if that matters)

Anyone?

Same issue here, trying to pull in photos from a Facebook page. I am able to grant SFC permissions, however – but no photo action.

I would love to see the ability to add custom user roles. Not all of my clients want to me perform upgrades etc for them (they want to handle these things themselves), but they need the ability to upgrade plugins and core, etc.

Finally – I couldn’t figure out why my images weren’t showing up. I’m using a child theme, and for some reason I have to place the images in the parent theme. Since most developers create a child theme rather than modify the parent theme, this doesn’t make much sense – hope that’s changed in later versions, because this is a great plugin otherwise. (although I agree that being able to define your own image path makes the most sense)