zmmccrocklin

Welp downgrade in PHP fixed it. Although I wonder if the full restart of apache is what fixed it as I had to actually stop & then start it back up since downgrading the PHP put all my sites in a 503 error. Ah well. I’ll stick with 7.4 until 8.1 is supported.

I’ll get around to working on the php install later today, but yes. I created it from the wp-config-sample.php & added the DB info since that was what I had done on previous installs.

Well, that’s the thing. It SHOULDN’T be there. This is a fresh install with no previous content & an empty databse (doesn’t even have any tables). I did all the normal installation steps & set everything up in the wp-config.php file. Idk why it’s looking for a table instead of giving me the new install page.

Hmmm…Looks like the update to 3.1.9 fixed the display issues, and my new forms show the extra fields as I configured them. However, I’m still having an issue with the extra fields not showing after publishing the form, so I can’t make any edits if I need to, but I can build a new form as a workaround.

As far as my custom form, I’m still working with Square to find out why I’m getting 500 errors, but you can see it here:

https://donations.gjt-sa.com/phpsample/

I built on top of the PHP sample in this git repo:
https://github.com/square/connect-api-examples

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by zmmccrocklin.

Hmmm. I haven’t tried Caldera Forms. I ended up just reading Square’s dev documentation & am building my own custom form with javascript & PHP using their sample code from github. Going to setup the form as a popup link on its own subdomain.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by zmmccrocklin.

I still haven’t had this resolved. I put in a support ticket, as I was advised, but I have yet to receive a response on it. Due to medical issues I have not been able to follow up. I am following up on it now:

With the updates, I still encountered the same issues with form creation with extra fields. However, they did the same where I didn’t get any of the extra fields displayed. I had to stick with the one I created before that to have the extra fields.

With update 3.1.8, It now displays an endless loading screen, no matter which form I use in my shortcode, the original or a newly created form.

EDIT:
Here’s some info on what I’m running:
(Note: I have dnf-automatic setup for automatic system updates, but these are up-to-date as of today)

$ cat /etc/redhat-release
CentOS Linux release 8.2.2004 (Core) 

$ uname -r
4.18.0-193.14.2.el8_2.x86_64

### Begin System Info (Generated 2020-08-15 23:04:01) ###
------------ SITE INFO
Site URL:                 https://gjt-sa.com
Home URL:                 https://gjt-sa.com
Multisite:                No

------------ USER BROWSER
Platform:                 Linux 
Browser Name:             Chrome  
Browser Version:          84.0.4147.105 

------------ WORDPRESS CONFIG
WP Version:               5.4.2
Language:                 en_US
Permalink Structure:      /%postname%/
Active Theme:             Customizr 4.2.7
Show On Front:            page
Page On Front:            Home (#16)
Page For Posts:           Unset
ABSPATH:                  /mnt/cbs/vhosts/gjt-sa.com/public_html/
WP_DEBUG:                 Disabled
WP Memory Limit:          40MB

------------ NIMBLE CONFIGURATION
Version:                  2.1.5
Upgraded From:            2.1.1
Started With:             1.10.7

------------ WP ACTIVE PLUGINS
All-in-One Event Calendar by Time.ly: 2.6.7
Classic Editor: 1.6
Embed Plus for YouTube - Gallery, Channel, Playlist, Live Stream: 13.4.1
Envira Gallery Lite: 1.8.0.3
Nimble Page Builder: 2.1.5
WP Easy Pay (Premium): 3.1.8
WPForms Lite: 1.6.2.2
WP Maintenance Mode: 2.2.4
YouTube Live: 1.7.16

------------ WP INACTIVE PLUGINS
Akismet Anti-Spam: 4.1.6
Hello Dolly: 1.7.2
Jetpack by WordPress.com: 8.8.1

------------ WEBSERVER CONFIG
PHP Version:              7.4.9
MySQL Version:            8.0.17
Webserver Info:           Apache/2.4.37 (centos) OpenSSL/1.1.1c
Writing Permissions:      OK

------------ PHP CONFIG
Memory Limit:             256M
Upload Max Size:          50M
Post Max Size:            75M
Upload Max Filesize:      50M
Time Limit:               30
Max Input Vars:           1000
Display Errors:           N/A
PHP Arg Separator:        &
PHP Allow URL File Open:  1

### End System Info ###

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by zmmccrocklin.
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You can probably skip to the last minute if you don’t want to see some of the setup content. In the last minute, I show what happens after I hit the ‘Publish’ button.

Here’s a video that describes what I mean:

Just a notice that I can work around the issue by creating a new form, but it creates issue for me if I have to create a brand new form any time I need to edit my fields. Once I save it, the extra fields are gone.

Yes! All I needed! Thank you!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by zmmccrocklin.

None of it helps. I did searches before posting here. Not sure if it’s an issue with my WordPress download or the files. I’m gonna try to redownload the latest tarball and replace all the files when I get back to my computer.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by zmmccrocklin.

Are you running Apache or IIS? Not sure how Windows handles PHP & Apache/IIS, but have you tried to restart the Apache/IIS/PHP services?

Where did you add the line in the nginx.conf file?

Make sure you add it inside the correct server block. If you are serving your content over HTTPS make sure it’s inside the 443 block. Otherwise it needs to be inside the 80 block.

I haven’t really worked with Gutenberg because it throws in formatting & code that I don’t care for, so I don’t know if there’s a way to change that in Gutenberg itself. I simply choose to use the Classic Editor Plugin to keep things simple.

Hostinger offers several different hosting packages, with the lower tiers not including free domain registration. That being said, you can either register a domain through them or pick another registrar & use their name servers.

For WordPress, they offer it as a one-click install so it works with their cPanel structure. I would consult with them on getting it installed on your instance.