Damian Baker

Hi Kelvin,

I have just this minute sent you an email.
Please only use your first name in the Name field and then your license key.
I think there is a bug when first and surname is used.

Let me know how it goes. If you are still having problems, please provide temporary admin login credentials via email at: support@css-javascript-toolbox.com

Kind Regards,
Damian

Hi Finn,

Thanks for your nice words about the CJT plugin. I am pleased to hear you are using it on many of your websites.

This is a great suggestion, and you are right that it is a good idea for CJT to play nicely with highly popular plugins such as WooCommerce. In fact, we have had a similar request posed before with this plugin here: http://codecanyon.net/item/youtube-wordpress-plugin-video-import/4429742 where the user could not get the category custom type to appear.

I believe in order to get this to show, we would need to further enhance the custom posts feature of CJT to support additional taxonomies for other plugins.

I will try to schedule this development in the near future. Thanks again.

Kind Regards,
Damian

Hi Kelvin,

I’m sorry for the delay in responding.
Unfortunately third party script implementation is really out of scope of CJT Dev support.

On another note, we are releasing an import/export feature for CJT Pro/Dev soon and that will allow users to share scripts, upload them to the http://www.cjt-scripts.com website and even discuss script implementation. Keep an eye out on this awesome feature.

Kind Regards,
Damian

Hi Mark,

WOW!!! I am speechless, totally lost for words. This is one of the best feedbacks I have ever received and I am so humbled reading this. Thank you so much, it means a lot to me, and thank you so much for your purchase.

Kind Regards,
Damian

Hi Antonio,

I understand what you are saying.
The checker is used to check new keys, not keys that are already registered in the database. You are right in what you are saying and it should check for new valid keys as well as existing keys in the database as this makes sense.

Can I suggest, Deactivating your key, click Reset, then enter your name and license key again. click Activate and then let me know how you get on. I will then check the database to see if it is all linked up.

Thanks,
Damian

Hi Stephen,

The issue is a bug in CJT Pro/Dev before 7.1 and is caused by not activating license keys, and instead updates your CJT Dev plugin using the standard WordPress updater, which checks for CJT Free on WordPress.org. Unfortunately, the bug allowed for WordPress to overwrite Dev with Free. To overcome this bug, please install your latest copy of CJT Dev 7.1 again by doing one of two things:
1) Use FTP to overwrite the existing css-javascript-toolbox folder in the plugins folder.
2) Alternatively you can deactivate and uninstall the Free, but make sure you do not have the ‘Wipeout data’ checkbox checked in General plugin settings (cog icon). Keeping that unchecked allows you to retain your existing code block and template data. Then you can upload the latest 7.1 CJT Dev version using the standard WP plugin uploader.
Once installed, make sure you use the license key that was provided, so you will continue to get the latest CJT Dev updates.

Just a note that Free is up to version 7.1.1, which has a dashboard promo widget added, whilst CJT Pro and Dev are on 7.1 without this widget. Also the CJT Dev plugin says CSS & Javascript Toolbox Dev in the header.

Hope this helps.

Kind Regards,
Damian

Hi Sylwia,

Thank you so much for providing this important information, which I am sure will help others.

On a similar note, we are hoping to release the import/export feature in the near future, and this will allow you to transfer across all your code blocks, code files, script templates, and script packages into another WordPress install with CJT Pro or Dev.

Enjoy your day.

Kind Regards,
Damian

Hi Sylwia,

Yes I understand what you are saying.
Regarding the proposals, I am happy either way. You are welcome to insert the proposals here if you prefer, else send them to: info@css-javascript-toolbox.com

Many thanks.

Kind Regards,
Damian

Hi Sylwia,

Thanks for the nice words, glad you love the plugin.

As for the export/import feature, this is a feature that we want to implement into CJT Pro and CJT Dev in the near future. We have been getting a lot of requests for a feature like this so this has been escalated to the top of the tasks pipeline. That said, I am sorry but I cannot provide an estimation for when it will be available.

Kind Regards,
Damian

Hi Kelvin,

Please overwrite your existing copy either using FTP or the WordPress Plugin uploader. The easiest way is via the WordPress plugin uploader. If you want to be on the safe side with protecting the code blocks work you have already done, then you may consider backing up your database OR at least take ‘copy and paste’ backups of your code blocks.

If you decide to use the WordPress plugin uploader, it is recommended to first click the gear cog icon called ‘General plugin settings’ and make sure that the ‘Wipe out data’ checkbox is NOT checked. By keeping this UNTICKED will retain all your code block information when you deactivate and delete the CJT Free plugin. This is more or less a precautionary measure, so if you do not have any code blocks or templates then this action is not required.

Once you have deactivated and deleted the CJT Free plugin, upload and activate the CJT Dev plugin that you purchased and downloaded. Go through any upgrade steps if required. You should now have the new CJT Dev plugin installed and all of your original code blocks intact.

Please use your license key so you will be alerted to updates from now on. Thanks for purchasing.

Kind Regards,
Damian

Hi Atsuro,

This issue should now be fixed with the latest version of CJT Pro/Dev 7.1
Thanks

Kind Regards,
Damian

Hello Justin,

This should now be fixed with the latest version of CJT Pro/Dev 7.1 with WordPress 3.9
Thanks

Kind Regards,
Damian