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Simple:Press Version 5.6 Released

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MP Mr Papa
Mr Papa
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sorry… go to profile directly?  do you mean vice popup?  that has always existed – just different option in profile settings…  perhaps I am missing your meaning? or do you mean mobile only?

KV kvr28
kvr28
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 Yes vice popup, both actually, didn’t even know it was an option but since the update it is doing it.

YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
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On mobile? It was inevitable because of the display size.

MP Mr Papa
Mr Papa
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nothing changed on desktop that I am aware of…  the option always existed, but we didnt change the default or anything that I am aware of…  but we did on mobile…

KV kvr28
kvr28
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Crap your right, just double checked, sorry was so excited by the mobile that i mispoke.

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MM Michael Montague
Michael Montague
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Hi,

I just updated to 5.6. Everything seems okay and working from my quick check on desktop and mobile. I’m using a child theme for Reboot. Does a child theme constitute a custom theme? 

I’m just assuming I need to do a find/replace of all the functions listed on here (https://simple-press.com/documentation/codex/installation/changes/theme-and-templates-5-6-0/) in my child theme files (or parent theme if not used in child theme) to make sure it is up to date? 

MP Mr Papa
Mr Papa
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No child themes and custom themes are different…   custom themes are stand alone…  child themes inherit the parent stuff…  so generally child themes will be fine and wont need changes on that page unless you explicitly customized that exact css already in your child theme…

UN
Unknown
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hi! i can’t upgrade the plug in… I am getting the following error:

 

Upgrade is in progress – please wait

 

 

 

Upgrade Aborted
current build: 13318
%%%marker%%%{“status”:”success”,”type”:”upgrade”,”section”:13495,”response”:”Build upgrade section 13495 executing. Status: success
“,”error”:””}%%%marker%%%
YS Yellow Swordfish
Yellow Swordfish
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I have no idea what all the %%%marker%%% business is but on the odd occasion that we see the upgrade aborting it is always down to a component in the website either hijacking the AJAX call and returning unexpected data (perhaps like this %%%marker%%%) or a general javascript conflict causing it to fail. If you run it again with the browser console tools open looking for errors you may be able to determine thw culprit.