Compatibility
Our plugin works out-of-the-box and doesn't require any special setup on your hosting and it won't break the features of other third-party plugins.
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Our plugin works out-of-the-box and doesn't require any special setup on your hosting and it won't break the features of other third-party plugins.
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Enhanced compatible mode
Enable this mode when you're stuck at the View or Card loading screen. Advanced Views, by default, reduces unused scripts to speed up the editor loading, and this may cause issues in some rare cases. Visit Settings > Debugging tab to turn it on.
These plugins work well with Advanced Views.
- Product Filter & WordPress Filter
(Multiple Markers)
- Custom fields, post types and taxonomies.
- WordPress Custom Fields Framework
- Custom Content Types and Fields
Below we've listed known issues. If you have any compatibility issues please .
Although the Advanced Views works well with any default hosting setup, some hosting providers may have some settings that they consider as default.
Websites hosted on a Linux server with the opcache php module enabled, with the setting to remove comments from code (which is not default behaviour) will experience issues with the View and/or Card user interface.
Contact you hosting provider and ask support to disable this option on your account.
OR
Do it yourself by opening your php.ini file and modifying the line with opcache.save_comments changing the value to "1".
If you're using a security plugin (like Wordfence, iThemes Security, etc.), it might interfere with Advanced Views in unexpected ways. As a troubleshooting step, temporarily disable the security plugin and check if the issue persists.
Common issues caused by security plugin settings include:
Views or fields not saving properly in the admin.
Field groups not appearing or not loading as expected.
AJAX errors when editing or previewing views.
PHP version warnings or blocked scripts that don’t appear with the plugin disabled.
If disabling the plugin resolves the issue, review your security settings—particularly firewall rules, login protection, and script restrictions—and consider whitelisting the Advanced Views plugin or paths.
Some libraries use comments to classes and class fields (PHPDoc) to keep meta information. A common example is . Our plugin also relies on PHPDoc.