Hey Dennis,

Without looking I would say it’s some kind of jquery conflict. Are you running anything that adds to the WP admin panel?

Are you able to use the browser console while looking at one of the panels in question? If so, can you check to see if there are any errors reported? If so please paste them here.

As much as it’s a pain, the best thing you can do right now is deactivate every WP plugin you have running except for Simple:Press and try again. If it works, you know something is interfering with the standard WP jquery UI that Simple:Press uses. You can then enable things one by one until you find the problem.

Our Site crashed after uploading a number of the Simple Press Plugins – we’ll come back to this discussion once everything has been restored.

But why did it crash? Did you run out of php memory? A crash will usually show some kind of fatal error message in the php error log….

Our server admin in Canada is in the midst of restoring, as it was a major meltdown. No details on cause yet – may have been coincidental to plug-in upload, but can’t confirm just yet…

As with the other thread, let us know how things go.

Still attempting to resolve on our end after Site Backup restored. Will update this thread when our efforts are completed.

Somebody will be here…

Finally ready to move forward to resolve this issue. Your initial response:

” Are you able to use the browser console while looking at one of the panels in question? If so, can you check to see if there are any errors reported? If so please paste them here.”

Using Firefox Browser. Please confirm which Console Screen I should be looking at?

Thank you!

Certainly, right click on the page and click ‘Inspect Element’, once the panel opens at the bottom click the ‘Console’ tab and see if anything shows up.

Screenshots of what I see at the bottom of the Console Page are attached 🙂

Meant to confirm that the Page being analyzed is the Profile Menu Order. Can’t drag & drop to change order.

Sorry Dennis, I’m not seeing any attachments.

Let’s try again!

I am probably going to clash with Ike answering this but I see nothing script related.

If your Firefox is anything like mine can you turn off ALL of the options with the exception of ‘JS’. They are toggles and can be turned on/off to save displaying all of these CSS items.

Then when you have the page open you need to actually try and perform one of the functions that does not work which is when we would hope a message will pop up in the console.