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@Swift Ideas – Ed,

Yes thank you. I first attempted to use the embed URL as that made logical sense, but it wasn’t working, so I used the power of google to find the WordPress Codex page that I believe you intended to link users to explaining that the normal YouTube url would work. Thanks for the support. Keep up the good work.

Cliff

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Apparently this is an acknowledged bug by Google connected to their Chromecast extension for the Chrome browser. And it seems they DO NOT plan to fix it.

https://code.google.com/p/google-cast-sdk/issues/detail?id=309​

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24490323/google-chrome-cast-sender-error-if-chrome-cast-extension-is-not-installed-or-usi/26095117#26095117​

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Hi Ed,

I’m not sure how, but I got it working for the most part on all the pages/posts/products now. Fingers crossed.

On another note. I am trying to use the Video Player element. But I’m not sure how to properly link to my videos. The helper note, and the link over to the WordPress Codex page is broken. Have a look at the attached screen shot.

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Thanks for checking into it. I am aware that the videos seem to play correctly, but there should not be errors in the console. Seems it is maybe not a theme conflict, and more of a problem with Slider Revolution not specifying the “origin” correctly. See attached image of the errors also occurring in a totally wiped clean Firefox browser.

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See attached from the error console.

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The new Swift Page Builder just hangs for me, stuck on the Loading, please wait… screen. It seemed to work before I changed the color from the default to grey. Tried changing back to blue, but it has not solved the problem.

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Hi Ed,

Thanks for looking into this. Much better on Chrome now. However, we picked up some issues on Firefox Desktop(OSX). See attached. I have no way of testing Firefox Android to see if the mobile is also misbehaving.

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Thanks for the fix Rui. It is working now.

Can we update the JS in functions.min.js and leave the minified performance setting enabled?

Also, the CSS colors on the CART slideout are perfect, but on the CART portion of the MENU slidout they are not correct. The text color is same as background, and the button colors are not good. Can it be made to match the same CSS as the CART Slideout? See images attached.

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I completely agree. If this can be done, it will greatly enhance the UI of the slideout and mobile menus. This is especially helpful with long, complicated, multilevel menu hierarchies.

Please shine some hope on us Swift Ninjas!

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Hi Kyle,

I’m using . In their code, they call for a <button> which fires a script that adds a new row to the form. I tried to change it to an <input> but that caused a page refresh instead of the row being added.

I’m new to WordPress, but I came from Joomla, and the two theme houses I dealt with always provided styling for buttons too. Was hoping that was the case with Atelier.

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Hello Rui,

I totally understand and appreciate the pointers when you guys are able to do so. I dug into it some more this afternoon after taking a break from the computer screen. Bingo. Found the solution.

The true solution:

$catslug = get_query_var( 'product_cat' );
if(get_field('eref-' . $catslug . ''))
	{
		echo '<div><span>REF: ' . get_field('eref-' . $catslug . '') . '</span></div>';
	}

I hope it can help someone else in the future too!

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