[Toby]

Hi Cici, thanks for your help to date. SO I have done lots of updates and am now in the following environment…

Store Locator Plus:4.6.1

Experience:4.6.1

Power:4.6.1
+Pages

Premier:4.6

Gravity Forms Locations:4.6.00

Site URL:http://locl.org

This Info Cached:1473232853

Network Active:No

WordPress Version:4.6

PHP Version:5.6.25

MySQL Version:5.6.28

PHP Limit:768M

However I still have the same problem…

Namely, when you arrive here:
http://locl.org/oxfordshire/map/

And choose any category and then click “find location” – incorrect results come back.

Click ‘page refresh’ and the correct results for that category are returned…

[Toby]

<div class=”update-message notice inline notice-alt notice-error”>

Just a follow up. I did get offered the chance to update to 4.6 – experience, power etc, just now. However after clicking I get:

Update Failed: Plugin update failed.

</div>

[Toby]

Thanks – the MYLSP offering looks exciting. I don’t have enough hours in the day, so may need to park being a beta tester for now, but will keep an eye on developments.

[Toby]

Hi Cici – thanks for your help – I’m already on the latest versions offered to me at wordpress plugin page as follows:

Store Locator Plus:4.6

Experience:4.5.08

Power:4.5.12 Version 4.6 in production
+Pages

Premier:4.5.10

Gravity Forms Locations:4.5.02

Site URL:http://locl.org

This Info Cached:1472049822

Network Active:No

WordPress Version:4.6

PHP Version:5.6.25

MySQL Version:5.6.28

PHP Limit:768M

WordPress General Limit:128M

WordPress Admin Limit:768M

PHP Peak RAM:104 MB

PHP Post Max Size:128M

 

 

[Toby]

“Once someone has done a search, the page isn’t going to clear until another one is done. So yes you would have to refresh.”

Firstly, sorry for the delay replying – long summer holiday.

I don’t really understand… at present, a user goes to:

1/ http://locl.org/oxfordshire/map/ (within this page, a search of sorts has already taken place, via the shortcode on that page: [slplus state=”Oxfordshire”] but the user doesn’t know this.)
2/ the user tries to use the search facility and chooses category “disability” and then hits “find locations”
3/ incorrect responses come back to the user, incorporating many more results than ought to be the case
4/ however, if the user, then hits page refresh, obviously in practice this would almost never happen, he/she does then does get the right search results, for the category disability, as they had originally hoped to achieve.

Could clicking “find locations” effectively trigger the same as a page refresh, to clear previous searches, and to then get the results right for the most recent search?

Many thanks, Toby

[Toby]

Coming back to this. THey say “No, its not AnsPress. And AnsPress have no JS code which is related to PNG etc. See the console log its not AnsPress but their plugin.” And quote…

Cross-Origin Request Blocked: The Same Origin Policy disallows
reading the remote resource at
http://localimpact.org.uk/wp-content/plugins/store-locator-le/images/icons/box_teal_heart.png. (Reason: CORS header ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ missing).

Error: Syntax error, unrecognized expression: �PNG

You’ll have to forgive me, I’m not familar with using the console to debug, and understand it’s messages, so am a bit in the dark here & frustrating to have come back to you…

[Toby]

Hello there – just a note to say I’ve now fixed the above problem my adding a google API key.

Many thanks

[Toby]

Okay – I’ve sent you the confirmation email and paypal receipt to the charleston email address.

In light of this not being active yet (my mistake I should have spotted this) I’ve just bought tagalong – please could you refund the power purchase.

Thanks, Toby

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