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Hi,

Sorry for the delay.

I did try to switch off the settings referred to but iThemes Security are still blocking my Zapier integration. I wrote Zapier who confirmed issues with iThemes Security. This is the list of plug-ins that are known to cause issues according to Zapier:

“Jetpack, Wordfence Security, iThemes Security, WP Rocket, JWT Auth, WP-SpamShield, WP Content Copy Protection & No Right Click, Limit Login Attempts Reloaded, SiteGuard WP Plugin, IP Geo Block, WPS Hide Login, reCaptcha by BestWebSoft, Profile Builder.”

Could iThemes please look into this?

I can try to disable more security settings if needed but if I disable all of them iThemes Security won’t be very effective protecting my site. I think there’s a compatibility issue between the plugin and Zapier.

Hi,

Yes It’s the latest version of Yoast SEO (14.5) and WordPress (5.4.2).

When I click the “Start processing and speed up your site now” I see a pop-up flash for 0,5 sec and then the error message. It’s like it’s not even trying to complete the indexation but instantly fails.

Sorry I don’t know WP-CLI and that approach seems too advanced. Hopefully this indexation will become more reliable in future updates.

Hi Jeroen,

The site is running on WordPress 5.4.2 and all plugins are updated.

My host says that the plugin requirements shouldn’t be an issue. Also i’ve never had issues with Yoast SEO before this “speed up your site” features was introduced.

My host also started, that my posts table is 417 megabytes which seems like a lot. Maybe the plugin has issues handling that.

No PHP errors were logged.

I discovered that the submission is stopped due to some CSS issues. On my submit button i have a class “.button.orange” with this css:

<button type=”submit” class=”button orange”>Submit</button>

Here’s the CSS:

.button.orange:hover:after {
content: ” >”;
font-family: “sdf3”;
font-size: 27px;
position: absolute;
text-transform: none;
}

For some reason it’s the “position:absolute” that stalls the submission on ipad and iphone. But if I remove the “position:absolute” my button styling breaks.

Why does this CSS make it necessary to click the submit button twice on mobiles?

Maybe because that input field was “hidden” before but not now for some reason. Bug?

Hi,

Is it possible to create a table in the plugin with the 7 columns, 30 rows and 210 cells all with individual calculations? Otherwise I do not see a way to recreate it?

Hi Danny,

Thanks for helping.

What I really meant was I’d like the error & success messages position to be just before the submit button. When I add the script to the functions.php, the messages are moved to the absolute top of the form. E.g.:

– messages
– Custom text
– input field
– input field
– input field
– button

What I meant was:

– Custom text
– input field
– input field
– input field
– messages
-button

Is that possible with the position filter?

Ex. In Contact Form 7 you can use a “[response]” tag in the form builder to position the messages whereever you want. Maybe the same kind of feature could be built into your plugin if you like the suggestion.