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  • Thread Starter Dominiko

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    @danfoster Thanks. I’ve sent an email to you as of now with the Console error and some more information.

    Thread Starter Dominiko

    (@dom-verde)

    @danfoster I have removed that outbound link tracking code you mentioned for now but the issue I am having is that the clicks aren’t appearing on the “Clicks” page under “Track the Click” in the WordPress backend. Apologies if I didn’t make that clearer before. On the Clicks page in the backend, I just get a line graph with no clicks – changing settings / dates does nothing. The WP dashboard “Track the Click quick stats” does display the recent clicks in the past 30 days though.

    My URL was never in the Exclude URLs setting anyway from install.

    Thread Starter Dominiko

    (@dom-verde)

    “Local outbound link tracking” is enabled in the Click the Track backend.

    DanFoster, will adding ?ao_noptimize=1 to the URL suffice for now with troubleshooting?

    Been experiencing the same error.

    Disabled all plugins and the issue still occurred. Didn’t change my theme though.

    I used WP Rollback to take OMGF to 4.5.5 and that version works without the page forbidden error when hitting save. 4.5.6 and every version onwards produced the error for me.

    Running PHP 8 and the latest version of WordPress.

    Experiencing the same issue here. The latest version of WooCommerce has made my entire WordPress admin backend inaccessible (500 Internal Server Error – Request Timeout This request takes too long to process, it is timed out by the server. If it should not be timed out, please contact administrator of this web site to increase ‘Connection Timeout’.) Nothing created via the debug log and can’t access the WooCommerce Status section.

    Attempted the above code in my functions.php file though unfortunately it doesn’t worked and my dashboard still can’t be accessed unless I deactivate WooCommerce, which is pretty useless for an ecommerce site.

    Experienced the same problem and found a somewhat temporary solution.

    Go to WebP Express Setings > Alter HTML > Select “Use content filtering hooks (the_content, the_excerpt, etc)” under How to Replace > Save.

    Fixed the issue for me.

    Not sure if some images may then not be served as webp but various speed tests report the same improvement as using the “Use content filtering” or “The complete page” settings.

    Ideally the compatibility issue between WebP Express and WooCommerce could be fixed soon so the “The complete page (using output buffering)” option could be selected.

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by Dominiko.

    Just wanted to give my 2 cents here. I know it’s an old post though I have sites running the latest release of WordPress along with the latest versions of WP-Forge and WP-Starter (the child theme) and the dropdown menus appear to be working correctly in the latest versions of Firefox and Chrome.

    These things happen. Thanks a lot for your prompt help with this, to y’all.

    I’m experiencing the same problem here.

    Running a live/hidden for development purposes WordPress 4.9.8 with WP-Forge 6.4.3.3.

    Have done the following though the off canvas mobile menu button will still not appear properly:
    – Disabled all plugins.
    – Set the theme to WP-Forge rather than Starter.
    – Changed from PHP 7.0 to PHP 7.2.
    – Reinstalled/overwritten WP-Forge 6.4.3.3.
    – Used Firefox and Google Chrome on Linux. Cleared cache. No change. Also tested on Android / Firefox.
    – Changed the menu in Customizer. Standard mobile menu works, offcanvas does not.
    – Checked that the menu is assigned to the correct location.

    The WP-Forge demo website that you linked is working correctly.

    Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Dominiko.
    • This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Dominiko.
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