stapler2025

You shouldn't be calling prices from the API on every single pageload that displays prices. And it doesn't work like that, it's not a "first time" thing - its every page load, because every single time you load a page that calls the prices, you're calling the API. It doesn't cache those unless you set it up to do so. I do understand that you're trying to be fancy and all, but how much time do you really save by having the pricing automatically updated on your website?

Your site takes an exceptionally long time to load for me.

I think what he was suggesting, is do a secondary install, reissue your license for that second install, test to see if it happens, and then reissue back to your primary install.

Go to your plugins, click on Manage next to the Portal plugin. Click Source, and toss this into the box. The wysiwyg editor throws <p></p> tags in the template when it shouldn't be doing that (yes, even if you don't touch the template...) <div class="half section"> <div class="icon account"> <h1><a href="{client_url}login/">My Account</a></h1> <p>Have an account with us? You can login here to manage your account.</p> </div> </div>{% if plugins.support_manager %}<div class="half section"> <div class="icon support_manager"> <h1><a href="{client_url}plugin/support_manager/client_tickets/add/">Support</a></h1> <p>Need help? You can open a trouble ticket here.</p> </div> </div> <div class="clear"> </div>{% endif %}{% if plugins.order %}<div class="half section"> <div class="icon order"> <h1><a href="{base_url}order/">Order</a></h1> <p>Visit the order form to sign up and purchase new products and services.</p> </div> </div>{% endif %}{% if plugins.download_manager %}<div class="half section"> <div class="icon download_manager"> <h1><a href="{client_url}plugin/download_manager/">Downloads</a></h1> <p>Visit the download area. You may need to be logged in to access certain downloads.</p> </div> </div>{% endif %}

Found the issue! Looks like a bug with the wysiwyg editor. It's putting the <p></p> tags around "{% if plugins.support_manager %}" for the 3 optional modules, which is making it display funny. Setting the editor to source, and removing them and saving fixes the issue.

The half's are supposed to be there. http://screencast.com/t/pSKetY0rxtg is how it looks with the empty <p></p> tags. http://screencast.com/t/1Cw8P0qYclH is how it's supposed to look, after using Chrome devtools to remove the <p></p> tags. What I'm asking is where those might be generated from so I can remove them

http://screencast.com/t/vUHd8gbu structure doesn't edit this. It throws off the alignment of the main page. The code that I screencapped was from your site, to prove it's not just my integration that has the issue - it's all of them.

Could I ask what file generates the main page (with my account, support, etc. the main /client/ page that an unregistered sees)? Mine is plugging in four empty <p> tags which is throwing off the alignment of the theme