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dudo
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Seems like that function is working, because i got this
“You must sign in to vote”
Further this, why are you still using yasr 1.6.6?
Support are provided for the latest version (1.8.1)
Seems like that function is working, because i got this
“You must sign in to vote”
That’s beacause I disabled unlogged users from voting, cause when it was enabled I got the error I pointed in the last question.
About using the newest version, I will try to convince my superiors the let me test it, the problem is simply that we are afraid to brake others parts of the site if we update a certain plugin (what often happens cause wordpress).
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dudo
(@dudo)
Usually a 403 error means that there is an error in the server, but it can a problem with your browser configuration too: take a look here
https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/hosting/technical-matters/http-403-forbidden-what-is-error-403-and-how-do-i-fix-it/
It is not something related with the plugin
Tried clearing the cache and it didn’t work. I enabled the functionallity on the website so you can see it for yourself. Maybe it’s a problem with the plugin, cause other things, like comments, work just fine.
Updating the plugin doesn’t help neither does clearing cache or lowering cache timeout :/
Keep in mind that the problem is occuring in multiple websites with different hosts and configurations. Maybe a conflict with other plugins or the theme itself? I’m using Gridlove theme.
I enabled debuging options and I’m getting these errors now:
Notice: Undefined index: snippet in mysite/wp-content/plugins/yet-another-stars-rating/yet-another-stars-rating.php on line 128
Notice: Undefined index: snippet_itemtype in mysite/wp-content/plugins/yet-another-stars-rating/yet-another-stars-rating.php on line 129
Notice: Undefined index: metabox_overall_rating in mysite/wp-content/plugins/yet-another-stars-rating/yet-another-stars-rating.php on line 142
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dudo
(@dudo)
The last are just a notices and will no create any problem (should not exists in the last version)
Seems like you’re not using the last version of Yasr, because the Ajax call are made with fetch instead with jquery.
Please update to last version, I can’t help otherwise.
It’s on latest version now, you can check.
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dudo
(@dudo)
ook, finally 🙂
yes, the console return a 403 (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/403)
are you sure this problem doesn’t show up for logged in users?
Do you use some security plugin?
Hey, I made some test and it appears to be a conflict between your plugin and Plagiarism Checker By SST. Yasr works just fine, but when I activate the plagiarism checker, it stops working. What is really werid cause the plagiarism checker wasn’t suppose to be doing nothing about AJAX requests from other plugins .-. I won’t be able to use YASR now cause the plagiarism checker is necessessary for our work here… but we will be looking foward for a solution.
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dudo
(@dudo)
Uhm, I search that plugin and find this https://wordpress.org/support/topic/conflict-with-ajax , but they never answer.
This mean that this plugin block all other request on admin-ajax: in my opinion, you should consider to move from it
Have a nice day!
Dario
I think I solved their bug, rs. But you are right, we should move to a plugin with better support 😉
Thanks a lot, have a nice day too and a happy new year!
