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09/07/2013 at 7:58 PM #12262
The Layer Slider and the Nivo they both stopped working in the back end… I can’t Edit or Create new Slides or layers or anything? I try to place Pictures and it simply doesn’t work… Text is fine… but the images don’t work? any ideas?
09/07/2013 at 8:01 PM #12263They Stopped working for me after i updated my wordpress and now after i updated to the 2.0 it still not working…
10/07/2013 at 3:46 PM #12267Hi Eric.
Sounds like a plugin has clobbered the theme, meaning there is conflicting code interfering with normal functions.
I have multiple sliders in Mikmag 2.0 and they work perfectly on heavily customized pages.
What version of WP are you using?
You may want to consider deactivating all plugins and you will find operation is restored. If operation is not restored, something else is creating the problem. Hopefully that is not the case. Reactivate plugins one at a time to find the one misbehaving.
Mikmag is rock solid and well written, a true powerhouse. Watch those funky plugins offering to brush your teeth while you code. More times than enough they are the culprit generating designer/developer pain.
Share your findings so we can help.
Have a great day
James
10/07/2013 at 9:11 PM #12273James!
Thanks for your suggestions…
I am currently using WP 3.5.2 and I have installed the two latest versions of Mikmag template and in both the problems insists. Deactivated all the plugins and still doesn’t work… any suggestions?
11/07/2013 at 4:08 AM #12280Hi Eric. Let me get back to you July 11.
11/07/2013 at 1:33 PM #12281Hi Eric.
When did the back end stop working?
Do you recall what you were doing around the time it locked up? Retrace your steps up to the time you noticed the back end locked up.
Something has introduced code conflict, in other words a plugin broke your site. With plugins, although they are deactivated, they may still have data in the db causing conflict. If you have an idea of what the offending plugin may be deactivate and delete it, thereby hopefully removing its instructions from the db.
You may want to consider backing up your wp_options.sql and exporting your settings via xml using the WordPress import export function, then reset your db and start fresh by importing your settings.
If you installed WP 3.6 beta then experienced conflict then returned to WP 3.52 by coping the files, the problem will persist due to the db structure changes.
My favourite is http://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-database-reset/ which I use a lot. Plugins are not created equal. WP is beautifully complex. Mikmag is rock solid.
Let me know how your findings.
James
22/07/2013 at 5:44 PM #12330I found a way to make this work… Don’t ask me why, but I created another “user” with full Admin rights and now it works no problem… but logged in as ADMIN it doesn’t work. ..
Thanks for your support}!
23/07/2013 at 12:50 AM #12331Hi Eric, glad to know you are operational.
You are welcome!
Be awesome…
James
13/09/2013 at 4:22 PM #12724Hi James,
maybe you could help me aswell, I have experienced the same problem as Eric, the slider works on the frontpage, but i can’t edit the slider in the back end. When I go to mikmag -> sliders it displays a list of the sliders. When I click edit only a bar with a link “add slide” appears. The “add slide” link doesn’t work either.
I deactivated all plugins and removed them. I dont know what to do next? Can you help me?
thanks! Michael
14/09/2013 at 11:02 AM #12730Hi Michiel,
What version of Mikmag are you running?
Kevin
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