Correct, that notice is not the issue.
You can revert to a previous version by uploading an old version of the plugin over the new one:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/salesforce-wordpress-to-lead/developers/
Which version did you upgrade from?
Did you update anything else?
Did you change any plugin settings?
it was 2.7.2
i did some upgrades to plugins but this one was updated separately.
I didn’t change any plugin settings
So, what’s now?
The only thing that changed in 2.7.2 was the Salesforce endpoint URL.
My guess would be this is the thread you’re looking for:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/form-not-working-after-update-2/
The endpoint changed (by the changelog) in 2.7.1 so i will try the 2.7 version now.
How to debug that?
If you upgraded from 2.7.2 to 2.7.3 then it’s not an endpoint issue.
You really need to provide more information (a link to a form, what exactly is not working, eliminate other plugins as potential culprits) before I can even hazard a guess as to what is happening.
can i send you the url and instructions in private email?
I have checked with the hosting and they use TLS 1.2 and SSL3
Yoni,
If it works on one host but not the other… then the hosting is most likely the culprit.
I’m guessing the OpenSSL (or whichever SSL/TLS) library StableHost is using is not getting along well with Salesforce. Unfortunately, that’s something beyond the control of a plugin as it’s even outside the realm of WordPress to control.
Your best bet is to contact StableHost support to get a resolution, or choose a different host.
Keep in mind: this is not incoming SSL/TLS, this is outgoing (to to the Salesforce server). The web server may accept different types of connections than it’s willing to make a remote connection using.
If you turn on WP debugging and capture the error response from Salesforce that would tell us more.
Did you get it figured out?
