@neoxi – please remember that this is a community plugin written for free, with only a small handful of developers. I don’t think blaming AnsPress for removing a feature you insist is important for SEO is necessary, nor is the statement around expecting the developers to find a clear solution to this problem. Have you reviewed this ?- https://anspress.io/resources/faq/how-to-add-solved-in-anspress-questions-title/ – it may or may not be what you are looking for. Granted, the developers should ideally have had a poll around which changes should make it into the final release, and what shouldn’t – that discussion has been had, and will be addressed in the future. “I constantly lose users” is not the fault of AnsPress in my view, and it’s unfair that you appear to have an expectation of a community based plugin offering a “paid for” support agreement when the plugin is completely free.
@wpcrafter – are you using Cloudflare ? If so, you might want to clear that cache as well – also check to ensure the Rocket Loader isn’t running as this also causes issues with jQuery.
@atultiwari – that error message you’ve provided indicates that there isn’t enough memory allocated in php.ini – you might want to increase that. Having said that, this particular plugin you are using (not AnsPress) could be poorly written and doesn’t execute in an efficient manner.
@Olufemi – potentially dumb question, but have you enabled the BuddyPress addon ?
I noticed a similar issue with 4.1.5 yesterday. Upgraded to it (as you do..), and found I couldn’t post anything anymore, so had to roll back.
@wpcrafter – please clear your cache. I can’t seem to replicate this issue.
@wpcrafter – this isn’t entirely clear to me. There’s an option to change it here – is this what you are looking for ? It’s under AnsPress/Options
Hello Mark, Thanks for reporting. I will fix mobile device issue. All login related issue have gone now. It was happening due to redis cache.
Hello Dr. Atul, Here it is Insert/import questions programmatically.
Rahul, Did you check the back end ? Both DWQA and AnsPress are actually installed. However, don’t waste any more time on this. I’ve since switched themes – much against my better judgement and at the cost of a day’s development to myself as I still feel that AnsPress is something I really need to support what I am looking to create in terms of a community. However, DWQA does have some benefits over AnsPress, but the two are very close. The main plus for AnsPress is that it’s free, whereas DWQA isn’t. Additionally, the 4.x release is actually the best release so far for AnsPress. Admittedly, there is a learning curve for users that are not Developers, and I do agree that the changes should have been voted for rather then implemented as this has caused an element of confusion and frustration in the community – I don’t agree with some of the remarks being posted particularly as this platform is free, and welcome the adoption of the WordPress templating system to make things more flexible from the development perspective. However, I think a roadmap of some sort is beneficial. Ps – my previous offer of being a moderator in the community still stands – as does my help to develop the plugin.