ynpmoose

Here is an example of what I’m seeing using OnePress theme:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nvTtp7-1HmMGTlXNGeItqlWjAgPbdBy9/view

I tried some other themes and the arrow placeholder disappears altogether.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by ynpmoose.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by ynpmoose.

Unfortunately this is an intranet site hosted on a NAS, so the URL is not externally accessible.

That fixed it! Thank you very much!

I also isolated by enabling only one formatting block at a time. All 3 error, but the line number changes.

With only WP-Data-Access-Data-Publisher-Display-Narrow enabled:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected end of file in /volume1/web_packages/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/code-manager/Code_Manager/Code_Manager.php(175) : eval()’d code on line 20

My simplest page just has 4 Shortcode blocks, 1 publication and 3 to format it. The formatting code snippets were a straight import of the SQL download from the Code Manager site without any modification. If I disable Code Manager Code Execution, the first shortcode block loads fine.

Shortcode
[wpdataaccess pub_id=”6″]
Shortcode
[cmruncode name=”WP-Data-Access-Data-Publisher-Display-Narrow”]
Shortcode
[cmruncode name=”WP-Data-Access-Data-Publisher-Rounded-Corners-Small”]
Shortcode
[cmruncode name=”WP-Data-Access-Data-Publisher-Color-Black”]

Thanks

Please disgard. I just saw the plugin update to 4.2.1 which fixed listboxes… I’ve updated an it’s working fine now.

This was a publication by the way.

Yes that worked. Thanks!

Yes, thanks!

Hmm, I was making other changes too. It appears Data Access URL parameters don’t like when I use WHERE Employee=$$USER$$ OR Manager = $$USER$$, but are fine if I only use Employee=$$USER$$