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This is not real error. When you open Google Debugger, it tries to load MAP file for some JS files to get debug info from it, and this file is not included since it is not normally used. When loaded as normal page, this will not be happening.

From what I see, the only issue is now the large padding. Padding is added by the UL elements inside the sidebars and widgets inside the sidebar added by the theme. Something like this will fix that:

.sss-sidebar-wrapper ul {
    padding: 0 !important;
}

Milan

Send me URL to see it, but from what you describe, it is very likely that theme is doing this.

Milan

Hi,

This looks like server issue. You are using mod_fcgid for PHP handling and the error you get points to the problem with too many connections and requests. I have never seen such issue with my plugin, and there would be no reason for that to happen, since plugin runs all cleanup tools in sequence, there is no need to add multiple connections.

But, some plugin operations can take longer to complete, so plugin tries to raise timeout to higher value (unlimited actually). If your server doesn’t allow changing timout for PHP, you would get timeout error like this one.

Regards,
Milan

No, that is not possible right now. Plugin loads automatically depending on the settings for every sidebar. The only way this is not working, is that something is stopping some of the default WP actions from running. My plugin hooks very late to avoid conflicts, so it could be that something is unhooking base actions on purpose.

I think you didn’t understand me before: Sidebar works with CoursePress if you set sidebar as sitewide. I tested with default CoursePress and your child LMS theme, and with both, sidebar that is set as site wide works.

The only thing that is not working is setting rule for course post type (because it is set as private).

If you have set sidebar as sitewide, and it is still not working, something else must be causing the problem.

Milan

Hi,

If set to true, my plugin will see the post type, but it is possible that CoursePress will be broken if depending on the post type set as private. There is not much I can do regarding this.

Milan

Site wide works. But as for the post type issue, solution is that CoursePress registers post type as public (and it is public, I am not sure why they set it as private in the first place).

I have tested plugin with CoursePress plugin and theme, and it works fine, sidebar loads properly if set as sitewide. The only issue is that Course post type used by this plugin is not set as public, so my plugin can’t show it in the post types list for custom display rules.

Yes, it removes all transients. But, if you use WP Multisite, this transient can be removed only from the Network Admin.

OK, I will check this in the next 2-3 days, as soon as I have some free time.

Send it to: [email]plugins@millan.rs[/email].

I have no idea what is the problem, I never used CoursePress, so I don’t know how the theme or it’s plugin works. I have found that many users had issues with it because of the way it was made. If you can send me both theme and plugin, I can test it locally.

I have checked it out, but I can’t see anything there, except that my plugin is not loading at all. That CoursePress Pro is a theme from what I can see, and it is possible that this theme overrides some normal WordPress processes, preventing some plugins to load properly or to detect pages. And, I have read a bit on the Internet, many users are complaining that CoursePress is overriding some key elements of WordPress for some reason. That could be the reason for my plugin fail to load on some pages.

I would need to test with it directly to be able to say what exactly is the issue.

Milan

Thanks, I will check it out.