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Wow, that’s a bit of a shock. Does nobody else see that as a severe problem? Would there be a possible workaround? Like saving the Kleo settings and reloading it after switching back to Kleo?
How can I apply the fix to my live site?
Is it already included in KLEO 4.3.9?
I have updated the live site to 4.3.9 but it still doesn’t work.Oh sorry I didn’t put in the code as code:
here it is:
before:<a href=”/wp-login”> Please Login.
after:<a href=”/wp-login/#show-login”> Please Login.By the way. Can I edit my posts? I didn’t find a way to do so.
I want to replace a line in a php file and want to show a link with the Ajax pop-up.
Would that be the right code?:
before: Please Login
after: Please LoginAnd Yes I can give you ftps access if you need it.
And I don’t know if you read that: It only fails WHEN WOOCOMMERCE IS TURNED ON.
So it’s a problem of KLEO > Architect 2.0.38 (39) > Woocommerce as far as I see.
And maybe WPengine as host.Ah I see, you tested that on your own install.
Why?
I gave you access to my dev site where you can see the problem easily.Very strange.
Look what I just did now:
https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cF1r0YFoJm
I logged in and recorded that video and had none of your problems.
I could update Thrive Architect and it behaved like you see in the video.
What could that be?I managed to get the previous version of Architect (2.0.35) that should work as far as I know.
Unfortunately it’s a big too big to add it here.
I send it to you via WeTransfer:SFTP Credentials:
SFTP Address: mlts.sftp.wpengine.com
Port Number: 2222
Username: mlts-ThriveTest
Password: Same as aboveYou may have noticed that Architect with Kleo works as long as you don’t turn on WooCommerce. Previous version of the plugin worked with latest version of Kleo. Unfortunately I don’t have a previous version of the Thrives Architect to test that and support of Thrive doesn’t offer previous versions.
I get you sftp credentials.
I got the changelog from Thrive Themes on their last update. Something in there must have caused the problem:
Thrive Architect Version 2.0.38 Released
Fix for theme css being disabled only if needed on landing pages
Fixed an issue causing the typography component to not read correct values for font color
Improvements for the Layout component – Advanced section – auto positioning disabled when floating is enabled
Fixed a compatibility issue with 3rd party plugins throwing javascript errors caused by tinymce buttons integrations
Fix: Margins behaves like Paddings on Column Element
Fixed: Conflict between Thrive Architect and WPBakery Visual Composer
Fix for shortcode list not being displayed correct in editor
Improvements for Max-width control – settings not getting applied in columns
Feature: Background Section & Content Box Elements – New Decoration Styles: Fancy Dividers
Fixed an issue causing the Thrive Leads autofill to display doubled values in Thrive Ovation capture form
Fixed a conflict with Event Espresso plugin – Events not being editable with Architect
Fix: Exit Group Editing should not deselect the element
Fixed an issue causing Gutter Width to be applied incorrectly on nested columns
Fixed an issue causing horizontal overflow on Landing Pages with no theme css when left / right slide animations are used
Fixed an issue causing the Landing Page fonts modal to be hidden in Chrome when page is scrolled
Fixed an issue causing Landing Page fonts to maintain an incorrect font-weight setting for bold textsHello,
It works in Google Chrome now on the iPad now but not in Safari.
In Safari there is still no reaction when clicking on the 3 dots.Hello Laura,
I don’t think this is specific to my site but rather a general bug in the Kleo theme but I can be wrong.
I send you the credentials to my staging site in a private reply. You can switch on or off whatever plugin you like there.Thanks
Thanks a lot. And it’s very good that you showed me how to do it because that gives me a good idea where to look at and how to fix it when something like that happens again. And maybe I can fix it myself then.
Thanks for finding the reason for that bug. I see what you mean but can you give some simple instructions on how and where to change that id? Did you mean I could do it in the back-end or do I have to edit a file in the child theme? Sorry, but I am definitely not familiar with coding.
I still don’t understand why the link works in a separate tag or window. in my opinion it should either work or not.
Sorry, I must apologize.
I just found out that there is already a full-with page template in Kleo without margins and padding.
I’m not quite sure why I didn’t see it.
Seems to me that there are many more page templates as there were before.
Maybe they came through an update or I was just partially blind for some reason.
So all good and again, sorry for the bother.Hello Laura,
Thanks for the hint to make my own full-with template.
I just wondered why this is not already included in the standard Kleo theme and if Kleo can do that. I know that quite some people struggle with workarounds if I look into the page builder forums to get that damned content area blown up to full with.As it doesn’t seem to exist in the near future It seems loke I really have to roll my own. Thanks for the hint how to do it.
The Kleo documentation still recommends to put that snippet in the functions.php file. That should be removed.
Thanks for telling me though!The problem was the additional text in the functions.php file that the kleo support forum suggested to include in order to make BuddyPress work on WPEngine. I deleted the code, and now it works.
Could you check if this is an outdated code (the error message occurred for the first row) and if there is a current one to use:
/* =================== Kleo Make Buddypress compatible with WPengine ==========================*/
add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘load_buddypress_js’ );
function load_buddypress_js () {
if (bp_is_group() || is_page( ‘activity’ )) {
wp_enqueue_script(‘buddypress_query’,plugins_url() . ‘/buddypress/bp-core/js/jquery-query.min.js’,array(“jquery”));
wp_enqueue_script(‘buddypress_members’,plugins_url() . ‘/buddypress/bp-core/js/widget-members.min.js’,array(“jquery”));
wp_enqueue_script(‘buddypress_cookie’,plugins_url() . ‘/buddypress/bp-core/js/jquery-cookie.min.js’,array(“jquery”));
wp_enqueue_script(‘buddypress_scroll’, plugins_url() . ‘/buddypress/bp-core/js/jquery-scroll-to.min.js’, array(“jquery”));
wp_enqueue_script(‘buddypress_js’,get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/buddypress/js/buddypress.min.js’,array(“jquery”));
}
}(Note: Until now I could always enable or disable BuddyPress without getting the error.)
Thanks,
RudolfThank you, but I don’t want to turn it off for the whole site but only for certain pages. Is that possible?
Hello,
After one week of trying to find the bug with VC and Templatera, and the host trying to solve the gateway timeout problems, which did all not solve the problem, we finally asked them to transfer the working wp install from the one account to the co.uk account. now it works like a charm.
still don’t know what caused the problem, but at least it seems to be solved now, and I hope it’ll continue working.
Just wanted to let you know and thank you for your efforts to help.
Have a good weekend,
Michaela
