Damian Baker

Hi Denilson,

Thank you for the support question. I’m so sorry for the inconvenience you are experiencing. We do know about this issue, which has occurred since the introduction of WordPress version 3.9. We are currently working on this fix plus a number of other conflict resolutions and improvements. We will push this update out as soon as we can.

In the meantime, you can use the Information icon in the code block toolbar to obtain the shortcode ID.
Hope this helps.

Kind Regards,
Damian

Hello,

Thanks for your message.
The details you provided helps us a lot.

We just figured out what is casing the problem and will fix it within the next release.
Its because you’ve PJHP 5.5 installed — It forces WordPress to use MYSQLI to connect to database and this is what is not CJT being support.

Check this: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/upgrading-to-wordpress-39-deletes-all-code-blocks — Its the same issue.

We will let you know once we got it solved.
You can get your local development server works if you can switch to PHP version before 5.5 or enable deprecated MYSQL extension if its being disabled by default.

Reply email from Ahmed (reposted by Damian to this forum topic)

Hi Douglas,

Thanks for your message. Can you please provide temp admin login details to your current install so we can take a look for you. You can email it to: support@css-javascript-toolbox.com

Please also note that the plugin works 100% without the license key entered although the license key is needed for automatic updates.

Regards,
Damian

Hello Antonio,

Thanks so much for all the nice words about the CJT plugin. Feedback like this makes it all the worthwhile to keep on developing and adding more features.

CJT has been designed and coded entirely from the ground up, and it is not a one man show. My esteemed colleague named Ahmed Hamed is a very talented solutions creator and coder. He has brought a great wealth of ideas to the project, with many now implemented in the feature set for CJT. I am more the UI, front-end guy, who loves graphics, icons, ease of use functionality and overall design. It is our teamwork that has created this what we believe is an interesting and very useful solution.

As for the payment in Australian Dollars or AUD, this was intentionally. I believe you thought it would be in United States Dollars or USD, which most international purchases are based on. But either way if this is the case, you would have saved money due to the exchange rate.

I guess, we really should state the purchase amount will be in Australian Dollars.

Thanks again for your encouraging words. We really appreciate it and hope CJT Dev serves you well.
Stay tuned for more great updates.

Kind Regards,
Damian

Hi Atsuro,

We have learned that it is a caching issue and generally disappears after a while. Yes we understand that this issue can be a little bit annoying. We will look further into this and try to provide a fix for it.

Kind Regards,
Damian

Hi Chris,

Currently the only packages you can install with CJT Pro is the scripts we have packaged in our Scripts page here: https://css-javascript-toolbox.com/category/scripts/

You can still try to install the FooTables script, but you would need to create the appropriate code blocks or templates and link them to work, using either the assignment panel or via the CJT shortcode embedder.

Kind Regards,
Damian

Hi Peter,

Sorry for the delay in replying.
Unfortunately we have not tested CJT Pro with the Avada theme from CodeCanyon, so we cannot comment on that. We can say that CJT Pro and CJT Free have both worked nicely with many themes we have tested, and nobody has reported any major issues with the themes they are using. I know there are a lot of new themes are using the new parallax scrolling design so it would be interesting to know how well CJT works in regard to those. Apart from themes, the only real issues occur with security plugins, although we have workaround patches for those.

All the best.
Damian

Hi Andrew,

Glad you love the plugin – great to hear that.
No, nothing is a stupid question. 🙂
What you need to do is go into the Auxiliary tab in the Assignment Panel and tick the checkbox that says Entire Website. You will also find a number of common assignment functions in there such as: All Posts, All Pages, Website Backend, All Categories, etc.

Regards,
Damian

Hi there,

Did you enter your license key information in the Setup?
This license key was provided via email and allows you to receive automatic updates.

Kind Regards,
Damian

Hi Alex,

You can go to this site here: http://detectmobilebrowser.com, and grab the jQuery version to detect mobiles. I have created the script for you below to copy and paste into a new code block. Add your script where it is mentioned, and delete the alert test when everything is working nice.

<script type="text/javascript">
/**
 * jQuery.browser.mobile (http://detectmobilebrowser.com/)
 *
 * jQuery.browser.mobile will be true if the browser is a mobile device
 *
 **/
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var isMobile = jQuery.browser.mobile;
if (!isMobile)
{
    
        /* Add the script that you only want to use on desktops (not mobiles) in here */
        
        alert('Script is now running. Is this a mobile device? ' +  jQuery.browser.mobile);  /* Detection script, you can delete after testing */
}

</script>

Hope this assists you further.

Regards,
Damian

• This reply was modified 10 years, 5 months ago by Damian Baker.
• This reply was modified 9 years, 12 months ago by Damian Baker.

Hi Robert,

Thanks for your purchase and sorry for the inconvenience regarding the license key activation.
I did a test with your license key and it is valid and does work, however it seems in your case, there is something getting in the way of the check.

Firstly do you have any security plugins installed such as Bullet Proof Security that may prevent AJAX from running on the backend? If not, we may need to look into your website so if you could provide temporary admin login details to: support@css-javascript-toolbox.com, we could take a look when we get a chance.

Kind Regards,
Damian Baker