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According to the theme-check plugin, Agile is not up to WP standards and as such is causing a conflict with the plugin “dsidxpress”. See attached for errors; plugin is also available for free on theme store to run check.
Thanks for sending out the pdf with the Theme Check plugin report. I checked all of those warnings/recommendations/info and see no issues. We are required to handle these as part of submission requirements to ThemeForest and they would typically not accept a submission without running this particular check you ran (have had to explain to them a couple of times for our earlier themes about these messages to the review team).
I saw no conflict as such with that plugin and I am not sure how to use the same. Can you give some idea on why you think it there is a conflict? If there is a conflict, resolving those messages is probably not the solution.
I did try several things to fix this issue. All the knowledge base in wordpress.org points to this being a file encoding issue. Not sure what method you used to upload the theme files. The other problem mentioned was presence of white spaces in the file which I did eliminate by editing header.php file in your installation but no luck.
Then I did a plain upload of theme zip file through wordpress into an online test installation of mine, downloaded this plugin, activated a trial account and went to the idx page (exact same as yours) and hit no such error with my installation with Agile theme activated. Can you do a re-upload of the theme zip file through WordPress Themes panel and see if the error goes away? Thanks
BTW, this plugin seems very poorly rated for some reason. Not sure how well it actually works.
Here is some information on this error and why it occurs –
We cannot disable OptionTree – it is central to functioning of this theme. The metaboxes, theme options are all derived from it. I am still not sure why I am not hitting the error on my test site if option tree is the culprit. The plugin is trying to set a cookie in their code which is causing this issue. Not sure if it is doing the same in my case.
Nothing to lose if you disable Post Type Order plugin. You can set the order manually too via the Quick Edit link in the Page Sections tab of WordPress admin. Hence no worries there. Further, with 2.0 version of the theme, we are setting the order of page sections via the new drag and drop interface in the page edit window.
Good that you asked me about the buttons – I see the errors now related to Option Tree when the buttons are clicked. I was initially focused on the frontend errors and those are not being shown in my installation(may be because I did not have post type order installed).
I honestly feel the dsidexpress folks should fix the error on their plugin if they are hitting this with Option Tree installed. Option Tree is being used in several ThemeForest themes (plugin funded partly by Envato) and further has seen nearly half a million downloads in WordPress.org site itself –
https://wordpress.org/plugins/option-tree/
It is one of the highest rated plugins in WordPress plugin repo. Can you request the dsidexpress authors to have a deeper look at why this issue occurs with their plugin while so many others just play fine with OptionTree. So far, I have had no one report about OptionTree compatibility issues and it is being used in all of our themes developed so far. Hope you see the point.
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