Keith
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well, @bruceallen, thx for the suggestion, but it cannot be applied, because the troubled webpage is subnetwork’s mainpage, so since I cannot access to the subnetwork’s mainpage due to above error, I was not able to temporarily activate the plugin. Instead, I created another subnetwork, and copied all DB tables to the broken one, and changed option values to make it relevant.
Jetpack is a wonderful package solution for a lot of WP users, but since cron issues are interconnected with multiple other plugins, it is not easy to solve the problems.
You can mark it resolved ^^
- This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by Keith.
Yup I changed the option from ‘none’ to category, and it seems fine for now. Will let you know if it occurs again.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Redis Object Cache] Incompatibility with WP Multi NetworkSorted out the problem. It wasn’t so much about ROC’s problem, as it is embedded in WP Multi Network.
Yup. Thx for reminding me of that rule. I will go ahead and test yours.
In the post editor, it looked like the newly chosen category was applied. But when I opened the post for view, breadcrumb shows that it is assigned to a different domain.
Since I use permalink structure as /category/post_id, I can also see that it was assigned to different category.
In sum, on the post editor from WP admin, I can see the category is updated, but at the back, it was not. While de- and re-activating plugins, I figured that it is Rank Math. After I de-activate your plugin, the categories got updated. Since then, I have de- and re-activated for a few times already to double confirm the situation. And it does.
Fortunately(?) category setting does not go back to old value after re-activating Rank Math. So for now, whenever I see such problems, I deactivatge Rank Math first and let WP update the category, and re-activate Rank Math.
Indeed that looked like an ideal solution, but wonder if it is permanent solution or not. I thought when the page is loaded (say in French), your TDN instantly translates it in another language (say in German), but it does not keep the contents in German on the webpage.
In addition to that, is there any restriction on the target domain (German in this case)? Normally people would think
- fr.example.com
- gn.example.com
My case is sth like
- example123.com
- german_example.com
In other words, main and translated versions are going to be served on completely different domain.
Your free plugin only seemed to set language widget, which does not have that much option other than on-the-spot translation. I am not sure how the service would work with your language hosting.
@mbis Thank you for the quick feedback. Guess I should’ve cleaned my sitemap before bothering you guys. It indeed came from Jetpack’s legacy sitemap. I thought Yoast took over and reconstructed all of them, but really didn’t know the legacy was still there.
Thx bunch!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Permalink Manager Lite] How to remove subcategories in permalinkPer issue above, I added that code snippet on top of your plugin.
As said, the code snippet changes permalink everytime I do any action that affects permalink, but since wordpress’s wp_posts db is not updated, therefore I can’t access the post anymore.
Your plugin does not change url only by user actions on editing, but I use it for bulk conversion for my custom url format. Yours works great, but it does not change pre-fixed permalink.
So combining both, (hopefully) on the one hand, I can use of WP’s native permalink modification, and on the other hand, I leverage your plugin’s support for custom permalink structure.
Not sure if this is a working solution for the long-term, but for now, I am going to test it for the next a few days. I also need to see what permalink that Google bot crawls.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/force-sender-name-dosnt-work-for-microsoft-connection/
Your earlier answer indeed solved the problem. I put in different email sender for Memberpress. I reverted the sender email to the one that I used for authentication, and it worked fine.
Thank you for the detail. It would be great to have the force name available, but given the authentication issue, I think I have to find a way to compromise it. Thx.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Dark mode setting is loaded after cache got loadedPlz see the linked video item. The link will be expired by next Monday.
I started from dark mode, and clicked one post that was preloaded with dark, and another post that was preloaded with light. You should be able to see the light mode post for short term until it is fully loaded and converted to dark mode.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Image folder too large how to divide upThx bunch for the detailed information. I am going to dig into Media Library Pro for this purpose.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Media Library Folders] Does this plugin update image location in wp_posts?I checked DB and it seems like attachment’s url is re-written. Great plugin!
Guess people have hard time unwinding all migrations, but this is, I guess, why you have the mgmlp_folders table and the additional reset plugin.
Just wonder if I can remove leftover scaled images manually without any issue.
One other thing. This might be outside of free plugin’s support so you might have to walk on the line to WP Forum’s rule, but if I buy the pro plugin, can I assign images to by posts’ categories?
Since I aggregated all subsites into one big service, I now have a folder that is chunky with media files from everywhere. If I can assign images for each category, I think I can keep the pre-aggregation image structure. Can I set a rule for all future uploaded images so that images are automatically assigned to specified folder?
- This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by Keith.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Media Library Folders] Does this plugin update image location in wp_posts?I’ve just tested with 500 images, and it seems like not all subset images (scaled images like -150×150, -300×300…) are migrated all together. Just wonder how the url issue is handled.
I want to migrate like 150,0000 images into 3 different folders to reduce file IO, but would be best served if al subset images are allocated to the same folder, and url is actually changed in wp_posts. Otherwise, dependency to MLF is unavoidable forever.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Dark mode setting is loaded after cache got loadedok. first, set the dark mode, and click a post. when the post page is loaded, it loads light mode page. once it finishes loading the post page, dark mode is applied. so during that loading time, users experience light mode instead of dark mode.
this happens when light mode is cached for that particular post page.
If dark mode has been cached, the opposite occurs. Light mode user sees dark mode page while the page is loaded.
I thought I should create two streams of cache files, one for light and the other for dark mode, but can’t find relevant setting.
Hope this is more clear.