Pastor Walt Mayhew

Firstly, I posted here because I did not receive any prior communications from you as of four hours ago. I thought maybe it didn’t go through or I typed my email address incorrectly as the coloring on my monitor made it difficult to read the text in the box you provided. I chose this method because it interfaced directly with my outlook therefore making communication easier.

Secondly, this situation was impeding product development related to the website and as of four hours ago when I tried to enter what is a valid license number the situation was still problematic. Since receiving this response a few minutes ago, I was able to activate the test site.

I am thankful you fixed the situation. I was not looking for an increase to the license or any special consideration. We had purchased the 5 license package to comply with your licensing practice and have only three WordPress installations active. I simply was looking to have only the sites we are using counted against the license and make you aware of a potential problem with the plugin, where when a site URL is changed in WordPress the site looks like it is counted twice, once under the previous URL and one under the changed (current) URL. Previously the sites functioned under the walnuthillcommunitychurch.org URL and now they were functioning under the walnuthillcc.org URLs.

Great. Thank you very much for your assistance.

Your tech support is very good.

Thank you very much for your quick response. I love your plugin.

I bounced around the internet quiet a bit last evening and eventually found a solution that appears to be working using the following code

<?php
if ( ! EM_Events::count( array ('category' => $cat )) > 0  )
  {echo "No events scheduled";}
else
{echo (EM_EVENTS::output (array('category' => $cat,
  'format' => '

Is this the most efficient means to the end?

Works great thank you so much.

Thank you for your efforts.

This new plug in allows me to see there are posts written by other users. When I select all posts and I do get a preview tab. When I click on the preview tab however I get a 404 page not found error. I think this is because the page is scheduled but not yet published.

Thanks. I got around the Tiny MCE problem with a fix I found elsewhere.

I’m surprised that reading posts doesn’t apply to those in process. I have multiple writers contributing and I wanted each to be able to view other people’s work in process to see not only content but style used for a specific article.

Having said that I don’t want to have to give them permission to edit someone else’s work to do it.

There is something definitely funky with the plug in. It is actually hanging my site.

I downloaded it this morning looking to replace what I was using, but I can’t get it to work at all.

Daniel,
i appreciate all your efforts. I will pass the info along on the version to the theme developer. Right now the tech stuff is over my head (abilities). Unfortunately the entire site is built around the theme and literally hundreds of hours of development have gone into it. The gentleman does not unreasonable up to this point.

I can give you access to the wp-admin if you will send me an email. I don’t want that information available publicly.

Thanks again.

When i did as they asked and disabled the plug in, the error went away. So there is obviously a problem with the interaction that needs to be cleared up.

Thanks for you efforts.

Daniel,

Here is what the theme developer wrote back

“Hi Walt,

What’s happening is that both the theme and the Popup Maker plugin are loading the jQuery Cookie script. They’re letting WordPress know they are doing this so it is not actually loaded twice, which is proper. What is happening though is that the theme requests to loads it in the default manner (in head) because it needs it early on. The plugin is opting to load it in the footer (which overrides the theme’s loading of it in the head). As a result, the script is not available to use early on when Resurrect needs it.

Neither is incorrect. It’s a case of a theme and plugin not being made with each other in mind.

One option is for the plugin to load the jQuery Cookie script in the default manner without the $in_footer parameter: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script#Parameters. This should eliminate this particular issue.

If that is not something they want to do then another option is to make a basic plugin that overrides this behavior in Plugin Popup (assuming that doing so will not break the plugin, which is probably won’t).

Or, use a different plugin that accomplishes the same task, if there is one.”

Can this fix be put in place, I don’t want to have to abandon use of popup maker.

Thanks.

I’m good with that.

Thanks for the assist.

I have sent the theme author a support request to find out what the problem is.

That being said, why does it only affect the popup for Google Maps?

All the other popups on the page work great.

I am also looking for a way to remove that script from the theme temporarily. Not sure where its located.

The link feature doesn’t seem to be working …

https://www.dropbox.com/s/hzxbts4vdejdbf1/Screenshot%202014-12-12%2015.10.18.png?dl=0

I tried the link it works when you cut and paste it.

Lets try that link again.

Sorry, I know about firebug in Mozilla but far from familiar with it.

When I ran it, it appears one script is problematic. The other error showing is a facebook box, which appears to have some parameter problems. I’ll check that out. Would you take a look at the screen print.

You can view it at

Thanks.

P. W.