Kiran

Hi milettic,

This is the archive page title and it is coming from Yoast plugin title setting.

You can find it at
– SEO > Search Appearance > Taxonomies > Place Categories > SEO Title
– SEO > Search Appearance > Taxonomies > Place Tags > SEO Title

Translation can be done via Yoast or you can directory modify “Archives” text there.

Regards,
Kiran

Hi jotomas,

On ajax requests WPML uses language code stored in cookie. On your site when user is logged in it always uses default CA language and retrieves calendar for CA language.

If you have noticed for non-logged users the calendars are working fine for all languages.

I have added some updates to fix this issue for logged in users, so it will force to use current language code to make ajax request to retrieve calendar.

Please try after clearing your browser cache & cache from server(it looks like your site caches JavaScript files from server side cache).

Let us know.

Regards,
Kiran

Hi jotomas,

Issue has been fixed. Please check and let us know.

Thanks for spotting.

Kiran

Hi Ron,

Since v2.0.0.13 WP Invoicing has improved API functionality and this affected Payment Manager(v1) running with old version.

I have fixed issue on your site, please check and let us know.

Kiran

Hi Matthew,

Actually issue is coming from Ninja Forms plugin. We already reported to Ninja Forms team to fix this bug, but in recent version they have not fixed yet.
So we have released new version and also provided snippet as a temporary solution.

Kiran

Hi @memorex13,

On staging site i tested with WordPress default theme & disabling all the plugins. Still it refreshing page on click on reply button. Issue is add comment setup is not loading on your site which should be loaded on domready. I guess issue is a site specific or a server specific.

I have added following snippet on your live site to load add comment setup. Now reply action is working fine as expected.

function gd_snippet_fix_comment_reply_refresh() {
ob_start();?>
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery( function($) { 
    try {
		window.setTimeout( function() {
			window.addComment.init();
		}, 200);
	} catch ( err ) {
	}
});
</script>
<?php echo ob_get_clean();
}
add_action( 'wp_footer', 'gd_snippet_fix_comment_reply_refresh', 999 );

Try on live site after clearing your browser cache.

Regards,
Kiran