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Super, thanks for the update ??

Sorry, I’ve just realised that this is in fact a bug in the latest Google Chrome update breaking all social widgets.

Nick,

If you read my message, I’ve stated that I would still go on to upgrade your plugin anyway – if you read the poor reviews though, you’ll see many are disappointed with the lack of functionality of the Lite version.

I’ve got a team of WordPress developers – subsequently, we wouldn’t purchase premium themes. I also have no qualms with paying for decent WordPress plugins (as stated).

I’m not “very annoyed”, I couldn’t care less personally. I have tried to provide an honest review which reviews your product in comparison to others on the market (which I’d suggest you take a look at because they contribute way more than your Lite version whilst still monetizing the product with various pro versions) most developers would take as constructive comments.

Thanks.

It renders multiple markers completely pointless because you can’t even give them a title. Not much point in showing 10 random pins on a map with no title of what they are.

It’s ridiculously basic functionality of Google Maps that you’ve purposely left out of your Lite version to force members to upgrade. You can produce the same as your Lite maps by going to Google directly and grabbing the map embed code more or less.

It wouldn’t stop me upgrading to your pro version but it would many but mainly, I just disapprove of your contribution to the WordPress community. Thanks for taking the time to respond though.

We wish to include a tagline under image captions similar to this original post – do you have plans to add this functionality at some point?

Hi James,

Many thanks for the response – Sorry I thought that WordPress actually have employees on this support forum.

I too, would have thought the issue would lie with the blogs themselves but I other people have posted on these blogs a matter of hours or a day before when I try so it seems a bit coincidental that the blog suddenly messes up when I try to comment.

It’s happening on loads as well, a good 4 or 5 at least out of every 10 WP blogs I might comment on only take me to a blank wp-comments-post.php page.

I checked if my IP is blacklisted on this site https://whatismyipaddress.com/blacklist-check and it was fine on every server but maybe I should query with Akismet as well then.

Thanks

So much for the support!

Can anyone from WordPress please respond to this as the issue is driving me insane. Thanks

Ah found the [response] tag to place above the contact form.

Excellent

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/explanatory-dictionary/

Appears to be exactly what I am after, thank you ever so much ??

What is the point in developing plugins if you can’t be bothered to even talk to the people that want to use them.

No contact on either of my WordPress posts about this or via the developers website (which isn’t even in English incidentally).

Shame really as this plugin could be really good if there was a way to communicate! ??

Hi Michael, thanks for this list…

I am just about to work my way through them and check each one out as the support for the Infomoz plugin is non existent!

Thanks again ??

@takayukister

I have followed the process here:-

Tracking Form Submissions with Google Analytics

The code I have inserted is:- on_sent_ok: “pageTracker._trackPageview(‘/contact/thank-you’);”

However, this is disabling my AJAX green message sent ok notification. Anyone that submits the contact form still needs to be informed that their message sent ok, have I done something wrong or can you advise how I can still get the ok message to appear after enabling a virtual page for conversion tracking for goals in Google Analytics?

Thanks