ChrisHPZ
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPGraphQL] Query patternsOk thanks a lot Joseph. Marking this as resolved 🙂
5 star review given. Many thanks my friend
I really wish there was a function I could trigger though. I could do something like the following:
$(document).on( '#element', 'click', function(){ runSomeFunction(); });Yeah, the popup works fine when it’s in a content area. Go to https://www.membersourcecu.org/. Click on Member Education underneath the “Featured Services” heading.
Hi JRT, this site has remained in the same state since it was launched. Below are my Ubermenu settings as taken from Ubermenu->Main UberMenu Configuration->Import/Export
{"direct_inject":"off","nav_menu_id":"6","skin":"black-white-2","orientation":"horizontal","vertical_submenu_width":"","trigger":"hover_intent","transition":"shift","transition_duration":".1s","bar_align":"left","bar_width":"","bar_margin_top":"","bar_margin_bottom":"","items_align":"left","bar_inner_center":"off","bar_inner_width":"","descriptions_top_level":"on","descriptions_headers":"on","descriptions_normal":"on","target_divider":" \u2013 ","bound_submenus":"off","submenu_inner_width":"1300px","submenu_max_height":"","dropdown_within_mega":"off","image_size":"full","image_width":"249px","image_height":"223px","image_set_dimensions":"off","image_title_attribute":"off","disable_images_mobile":"off","lazy_load_images":"off","submenu_background_image_reponsive_hide":"off","responsive":"on","responsive_toggle":"on","responsive_toggle_tag":"a","responsive_toggle_content":"Menu","responsive_collapse":"on","responsive_max_height":"","display_retractor_top":"on","display_retractor_bottom":"on","retractor_label":"","force_styles":"off","style_menu_bar_background":"","style_menu_bar_transparent":"off","style_menu_bar_border":"","style_menu_bar_radius":"","style_top_level_font_size":"15","style_top_level_text_transform":"capitalize","style_top_level_font_weight":"","style_top_level_font_color":"","style_top_level_font_color_hover":"","style_top_level_font_color_current":"","style_top_level_font_color_highlight":"","style_top_level_background_hover":"","style_top_level_background_current":"","style_top_level_background_highlight":"","style_top_level_item_divider_color":"","style_top_level_item_glow_opacity":"","style_top_level_item_glow_opacity_hover":"","style_top_level_padding":"","style_top_level_horiz_padding":"","style_extra_submenu_indicator_padding":"on","style_align_submenu_indicator":"edge","style_top_level_item_height":"","style_submenu_background_color":"","style_submenu_border_color":"","style_submenu_dropshadow_opacity":"","style_submenu_fallback_font_color":"","style_submenu_minimum_column_width":"","style_submenu_highlight_font_color":"","style_submenu_item_padding":"","style_header_font_size":"15","style_header_font_color":"","style_header_font_color_hover":"","style_header_font_color_current":"","style_header_font_weight":"normal","style_header_border_color":"","display_header_border_color":"off","style_normal_font_color":"","style_normal_font_color_hover":"","style_normal_font_color_current":"","style_normal_font_size":"14","style_normal_background_hover":"","style_flyout_vertical_padding":"","style_description_font_size":"","style_description_font_color":"","style_description_text_transform":"","style_top_level_arrow_color":"","style_submenu_arrow_color":"","style_hr":"","style_toggle_background":"","style_toggle_color":"","style_toggle_background_hover":"","style_toggle_color_hover":"","style_search_color":"","style_search_placeholder_color":"","style_search_icon_color":"","row_spacing":"","icon_width":"","icon_display":"block","google_font":"","google_font_style":"","custom_font_property":"","container_tag":"nav","allow_shortcodes_in_labels":"off","display_submenu_indicators":"on","display_submenu_close_button":"off","theme_location_instance":"0"}I can’t recall any specific changes that would affect the functionality. But on another note, is there an alternative way I could trigger the 3rd party popup on the links in question? Maybe something like the following:
<a href="some-external-link" onclick="someFunction()">External Link</a>Hi jrt341, just checking back to see if you’re able to come up with anything. I appreciate it 🙂
Thanks jrt341. Just to confirm, the 3rd party popup issue is specific to external links in the main navigation. External links in page content sections are working as expected.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Store Locator] Map details in search resultsMany thanks Tijmen, I will try that. I don’t suppose you have a link which demonstrates this huh? Make no mistake, it’s not that I don’t believe you. It’s more about our client is a kind of “I’ll believe it when I see it” type of person. #good_times
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce Square] Fatal errors and limited product syncing with SquareHi John, all apologies for the delay in response. So this error presented itself right after updating this plugin. It hasn’t presented itself since.
Unfortunately, I’m getting additional errors about products not syncing because the plugin doesn’t think a given product is in Square. One such example is at https://shoprecoverystuff.com/product/recovery-fire-hoodie/
I logged into the client’s Square account and indeed found the product in question. I tried disconnecting / reconnecting Square as well. It didn’t change anything.
I’m not sure if you can glean some information from the screenshot below. But it may help to getting to the root of the problem
Hi @jaimeimagely yes the gallery in question is showing in the Manage Galleries page. The ID is 1. Below is the code I’m using:
$shortcode = do_shortcode('[ngg src="galleries" ids="1" display="basic_compact_album"]'); echo apply_filters('the_content', $shortcode);Thank you Gaby. I did as instructed with the gallery display and id. Now I get a new error message:
“We cannot display this gallery”
How could I possibly have a conflict when I use a default WordPress theme and only Photo Gallery plugin enabled? The global script function still loads its output directly after the <title></title> tags on the front end of the site.
I did as instructed and deactivated plugins and switched to a default WordPress theme. The issue still persisted. I took a look at the plugin code. So the function responsible for adding the above code is coming from public function global_script() on line 963 in photo-gallery.php. Obviously, this function relies on jQuery. So it has to load after jQuery is loaded.
Now if we check out line 161 in the same file, we see the following:
add_action('admin_head', array($this, 'global_script'));What’s missing here is a reliance on jQuery. The same thing applies to the function on line 1862 in photo-gallery.php
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ecwid by Lightspeed Ecommerce Shopping Cart] PHP 7 ErrorsYeah that’s what I was thinking too. I didn’t see anything being compromised and certainly didn’t experience any fatal errors with the plugin. Many thanks for the reply. Marking as resolved.