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I’ve tracked the issue to CloudFront. I had to remove some security headers for it to work. What’s puzzling is that with version 3.2.4 I had no problem. I’ll be keeping an eye on it for the time being.
I’ll try to setup my dev site with the same settings and an updated plugin. I can’t experiment with the live site.
II’ll let you know when ready. I’m currently away from home as well.
PS: I would appreciate if you could check on the email I sent you regarding the Security plugin. Thanks.
Update 3.2.7 not working for me.
When attempting to log in or submit a request on the “My Account” page, the action fails and the user is presented with two unhandled error states:
- A generic text error on the page reading: “We could not process your request, please check console or try again later.”
- A blank white modal/iframe opens dynamically over the page, displaying only the raw text
"-1"in the top left corner.
In Console:
POST https://www.bohemiantattoosupply.co.nz/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php 403 (Forbidden)Dear Milos,
Thanks for your reply. However, some of your assumptions are plainly wrong. I’ve never had a premium version of your tables. But instead I have migrated from version 2.8.3., where “tables created manually” were supported without a subscription. These are server-side tables in SQL, as I have just checked. They didn’t have scaled down functionality, like your “simple tables” have now. For instance I was able to apply extra classes on the table in a manual mode, but I cannnot do the same on a simple table. That, if you excuse me, is an intentional design decision created to make simple tables less desirable and to force users to cough up for a subscription.
Personally, speaking on behalf of our users, I couldn’t care less how you store the data in the database. For me the desire was to be able to create a table on the front end, as my page builder didn’t offer the functionality and I didn’t want to be creating them completely by hand, as the tables might need to be edited by a non-technical staff.
So, currently I have the decision either to use an old version 2.8.3, which supposedly has vulnerabilities as warned by Wordfence. Or migrate my basic tables to csv/simple tables. Though I’m also discovering that some functionality in csv tables has now been hidden behind a paywall (as compared to v 2.8.3).
I appreciate that you developers need to make living, but $87/annually is a steep price to pay very basic functionality and literally no feature development for the most basic table creation.
I can confirm that it flags up both the old premium version prior to 3.4.2, as well as the free version available via wordpress repo.
Update to version 3.4.2, or a newer patched version
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Backorder Messages For Woocommerce] In Stock message not shownI’ve just re-activated the plugin. All seems to be behaving well. Great job! Thank you.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Backorder Messages For Woocommerce] In Stock message not shownHey @gregbast1994 unfortunately, it still doesn’t work correctly and my bad for not updating my post.
We need to satisfy the following scenario.
1) the custom back order message shows, if defined and product is out of stock.
2) if product/product variant is in stock it doesn’t show the custom message even if left defined. Simply, the custom message should effectively work to override the back order message but not the reason for the message.
3) if product is in stock it shows the default in stock message.
Unfortunately my amended of statement doesn’t come close to solving that. I’ll have a think about it. One of the issues I think is product variants and checking their stock status.
Yes, so far. I’d thought that having a slider that integrates directly would be a great thing and it was the only reason why I subscribed.
There simply isn’t enough customisation for each slide to make Slides (the premium module) useful.