[david.joh]

Dont you have any idea what is causing this problem?

[david.joh]

Updated swift framework.

Still same error…

[david.joh]

Would it perhaps be possible to “turn off” swift framework for this specific page?

[david.joh]

Hello, could you guys please look into this. I can´t launch my site due to this problem…

BR / David

[david.joh]

No info, need to get this resolved asap…

[david.joh]

Ah, updated and the site works fine now, however the error on the specific camerapage still remains.

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[david.joh]

Damn the update messed up the entire site… 🙁

[david.joh]

Updated, still see the same error when I check the page, you need to be logged in.
http://www.kondomappen.se/dela-ett-foto/

The theme should change and you should see the apppresser version of the site…

[david.joh]

Ok so you have to log in to the admin panel, then the theme automatically changes to the app-verison.
The page with the problems are: http://www.kondomappen.se/dela-ett-foto/
However it seems to be working when you are on the webpage-version, but you can see the error on the page…

I think that I added the login/pass when I started this thread, not 100% sure though.

Br / David

[david.joh]

This seemed to work fine however I´m receiving the following error on my site (see image below) and it seems that the JS camera-app can´t be loaded properly due to some conflict with the Swift Framework…

Already talked to the Apppresser support and I got this response:

“This error seems to be stemming from the Swift Framework and is more than likely causing the rest of the JS not to load. Have a look at repairing this issue and then test the login button that is on the page (there seems to be a link there) or in the slide out menu. The function that you received was really from the builders of the Swift Framework, we just provided you with a way to add it into the child theme. I would show them that you are still receiving an error and ask if there is anything else that can be done.”

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[david.joh]

Unfortunately it did not work, got same error but on a different line (1770)

Fatal error: Call to undefined function sf_get_post_meta() in /home/kondomap/public_html/wp-content/plugins/swift-framework/includes/shortcodes/sf-shortcodes.php on line 1658

[david.joh]

Mohammad.?

[david.joh]

Hm, to make a short description of how it works -> you install the apppresser plugin and theme (not activated).
You customize the basic look of the apppresser theme, then you use the apppresser functions to generate a native app for ios and android.

So the plugin / theme only pick up the content in the pages, it does not use the rest of the Atelier theme. If you log into the admin panel and then visit the page I linked above you will see a simulated version of the app. The shortcodes from swift page builder work but the colums/layout does not.

I contacted the apppresser support and this was the reply:

“If the page builder was bundled as a feature as part of the theme, then all of the code it generates will likely only work with your specific theme. Other users have bought the page builder outright so to be allowed use it as a plugin with any other theme and I believe they have had success with that method, so this could be something you look into.

It could be a case that the plugin is trying to load responsive CSS grids inside of our responsive grid and as a result, it gets messed up. Alternatively, if you load the page using AJAX, maybe the page builder’s shortcodes are not activating because the AJAX is not allowing the JS to load.”

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[david.joh]

Aha I got it, need to flush the bwm cache to see the changes.
Sorry about that 😉

[david.joh]

OK, but I cleard the cache and I still got the same result.
Are 36% the correct width to get as close to width:555px as possible?