consortchorale
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I found that it will only work if I open the browser to full screen.
I’d recommend that WPForms add this information to their error message.
Ok – now the mystery is getting better. 😉
I just re-activated it to see a section on its settings, where it mentions that it can be completely uninstalled, including the DB settings. I was going to suggest that I try that next, but …It’s no longer causing the dashboard slowdown! To the best of my knowledge – nothing else has changed on the server. I haven’t been doing anything on it since this afternoon. I turned on the 2 notifications I have set up, tested them – and all is now OK.
So – at least for now we can close this. Thanks a lot for your quick responses – its a great plugin!!Thanks – are you saying I need to verify that it is off? Or are you suggesting that I turn it on, and start a log?
It is on in my local server, off on the live server.
I installed it on my local server and am using only 2 triggers – Post Publish and Event Publish – which is from Event Manager’s CPT. Removed all other triggers, unchecked everything else.
I then pushed it to my server, where the slowdown occurred. I then turned off both of the notifications. But no difference. The only thing that restored my Admin/dashboard speed was deactivating it.
Hi Kuba, I found a problem in your debugging system. I’ve been playing around with suppressing notification using the notification/notification/pre-send action. But it didn’t seem to work.
Turns out that you should add a conditional in Debugging.php …
public function catch_notification( $notification, $trigger ) {
if ( ! notification_get_setting( ‘debugging/settings/debug_log’ ) ) {
return;
}
if ($notification->is_suppressed())
return;In other words, debugging was still putting the email into the log – as if it would have been sent, even though I had suppressed notification.
ThanksThanks for your quick response! I checked, and Events Manager registers their CPTs with an ‘init’ priority of 1. So looks like I will be OK.
Yeah, that wouldn’t have helped anyway. I’m a retired Senior Principal Engineer from Autodesk. I don’t read no stinkin’ tutorials! 😉
Thanks! Moving the settings up in the file worked. I didn’t know that the settings needed to go above the comments. 🙂
Yes, that’s the one.
Oops – just realized your response (which for some reason came to me) is about this different post. Ignore my last statement.
Sorry, this issue on a local server – I’m currently preparing us to move to WordPress. (Guess I should move this to a public URL soon.) Our public site is still using SMF. But then, even on my local server – I’ve got the password in the DB. So it is currently working.
Yes, my EM’s Mail Sending method = WP Mail. When I was debugging – I found the missing password happening down in PHP Mailer.