Profile: jeanB

Problem: I have a Content Template that appears to stop working when I add some content, like a custom shortcode.

Solution: There is a known issue with conditionals that contain a large amount of content, and it has become evident in some versions of PHP 7. There are a few options here, in order of ease of implementation:

1. Simplify your conditionals so the amount of content in any one conditional tag is much smaller. This may mean reorganizing code to use multiple content templates, or creating custom shortcodes to break up large amounts of content into smaller chunks.

2. Edit your site's php.ini file (this may have to be done by your host company) to include the line

pcre.jit= 0

This may bypass the issue in PHP 7, as described here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39685883/php-preg-jit-stacklimit-error-inefficient-regex

3. Downgrade to PHP 5.6

Relevant Documentation:
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/conflict-with-php7-and-avada-theme/page/2/#post-595850

Problem:

I have a custom view for a custom post type. I have just imported 248 records from a CSV via WP Ultimate CSV Importer and the posts work absolutely fine and can be navigated to, but they don't show up in Toolset until I go into each one manually and 'Update'.

Link to a page where the issue can be seen:

I expected to see:
All 248 imported listings appearing in the search results

Instead, I got:
The imported listings aren't appearing. In the image you can see there are 251 but the view is only displaying one (that was manually entered previously).

Is there anything I can do to get these to display in Toolset?

Solution:

There might be some wrong setting in the client's website.

You can create a new post view, display the post found count shortcode directly:
Toltal found count: [wpv-found-count]

Relevant Documentation: