Hi Kristian Sorry for the delay here. MailChimp API changed a lot in 2017 and we recoded the whole plugin because of that. Fortunately there's an easy fix for that without touching core code. Just place this code in your theme or another plugin: add_filter( 'mailchimp_api_request_args', 'mailchimp_api_lists_limit', 10, 3 ); function mailchimp_api_lists_limit( $args, $path, $request_args ) { if ( 'lists' === $path && 'GET' === $request_args['method'] ) { $args['count'] = 100; } return $args; } You can use any other number different to 100. Regards. Ignacio.

Hi Lakewood 1. Yes. Hummingbird does not create files that are enqueued everywhere. It creates many bundles, and some of these can have common assets...

Hi petru First of all, Upgrade your MailChimp plugin to 1.9.3. Then add this code to your theme or add a new mu-plugin for that: add_filter( 'mailchimp_api_request_args', 'petru_mailchimp_api_lists_limit', 10, 3 ); function petru_mailchimp_api_lists_limit( $args, $path, $request_args ) { if ( 'lists' === $path && 'GET' === $request_args['method'] ) { $args['count'] = 20; } return $args; } That will return 20 lists max. Regards. Ignacio.

Hi again Michelle I've been playing with New Blog Templates and Defender and could not reproduce your exact issue in my development environment. I would need more access to your site for a better debugging. Would be possible to get WP Engine temporary credentials? Please, use our contact form: Select "I have a different question" for your topic. Mark to my attention, the subject line should contain only: ATTN: Ignacio Cruz - Access to WP Engine -link back to this thread for reference Thanks

Hi Michelle I'm already working with Defender developer on this issue and will have an answer or a fix very soon. It seems that there's a rare incompatibility between New Blog Templates and Defender. Thanks.

Hi Michelle I have tried to reproduce this problem but I can't. Could I get support access again? I'd need to check your setup. Thanks.

Hi Steve I'm going to add some points on this topic: - Moving scripts to footer will fix the problem sometimes. though it could cause issues if depen...

Hi Saleh Sorry for the delay. There are two steps to add a new date file to the form: 1. Add the date field and process it 2. Get that date field and show it into the ticket edit screen (in wp-admin) In order to add the date field you need to grab the current ticket form class and replace it for another class of yours. First, tell Support System that you're going to replace that class: // Yeah, there's a typo in that filter add_filter( 'support_system_shortccodes', 'saleh_replace_ticket_form_shortcode' ); function saleh_replace_ticket_form_shortcode( $shortcodes ) { // Place the file wherever you want include_once( 'includes/saleh-shortcode.php' ); // this will make Support System to use My_Form_Submit_Ticket_Form_Shortcode class for the shortcode // instead of the current one $shortcodes['support-system-submit-ticket-form'] = 'Saleh_Submit_Ticket_Form_Shortcode'; return $shortcodes; }; And here's the code in includes/saleh-shortcode.php: https://gist.github.com/igmoweb/33761d5470a2690c9074b9709fc5a4d6 See that I added the new field but also processed it in process_form() function by using incsub_support_update_ticket_meta() function Now you need to show that field in wp-admin: /** * Show the date in admin */ add_filter( 'support_network_ticket_update_fields', 'saleh_show_ticket_date', 10, 2 ); function saleh_show_ticket_date( $fields, $ticket ) { $fields['my-date'] = array( 'label' => 'My Date', 'content' => incsub_support_get_ticket_meta( $ticket->ticket_id, 'my-date', true ) ); return $fields; } Now you should see the date value when editing a ticket in wp-admin Regards. Ignacio.

Just to make sure: Is your domain http://www.idjrecords.com/recordpool/ ?

Hi Juan I've just reviewed your files headers and all seems to be set to 8 days. Did you manage to make it work? Regards. Ignacio.