nathanwright
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [BuddyPress Group Chatroom] IdeaHi, thanks for the reply.
I hadn’t thought about doing it as separate comments as this could get really unwieldy and difficult to following. What I was thinking was a single activity entry for a chat session which got updated with the chat content as new content was added. For example:
Chat session start at 10:30pm on 23 January 2019 by Nathan Wright.
Nathan Wright – 10:30pm
sdjfhksdjhfdkjFred Smith – 10:31pm
kjdfdskjfhTom Jones – 10:33pm
sdjkfhdkjfNathan Wright – 10:45pm
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In reply to: [Plugin Organizer] Disable plugins on crontabGreat thanks. It will help a lot.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin Organizer] Disable plugins on crontabHi Jeff
Thanks for the reply and yes good point about the DNS attack, I hadnt thought about that one.
How about on the plugin filters page having the ability to be able to specify a referring URL?
Having investigated the problem in more detail I now realise that the calls to the admin-ajax.php from the browser are being done as a POST request and not a GET and I dont think PO has any way to specify a POST field as part of the plugin filters settings so my though is that if it was possible to specify the referring URL then this would allow for the admin-ajax.php request to be much more filtered.
Thanks
Nathan
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin Organizer] Disable plugins on crontabHi Jeff
Sorry forgot to also say that another gotcha is that with the plugin today if you have a plugin filter and add the permalink /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php this does not get processed unless you have enabled the “Selective Admin Plugin Loading” then the permalink does not get picked up. Is it possible to enhance the plugin so that on the plugin filter page there is a select box to be able to choose where the permalink check for the selected filter is processed e.g. frontend, backend, both.
Thanks
Nathan
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin Organizer] Disable plugins on crontabHi Jeff
Thanks for the reply.
I have been testing to try and get the plugin to work with the admin-ajax.php and whilst it sort of works it is ideal.
As you know the admin-ajax.php is called by the client browser to get data back from the WordPress server. With your plugin I have added the plugin filter and added the admin-ajax.php and excluded those plugins that are never required by the page but the problem is that the admin-ajax.php page requires different plugins to be enabled on different pages and even based on the querystring therefore the amount of plugins that can be disabled is actually very small without the ability to filter by querystring.
Would it be possible to add a querystring filter onto the plugin filter page so that it would be possible to provide a more granular filter so for example if the page http://www.abc.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?type=post&id=98&y=hello then I would add the permalink to the plugin filter page http://www.abc.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php and then be able to specify a querystring match string of “type=post” and your plugin would then only apply the filter if the permalink is correct and “type=post” can be found in the querystring.
I would be happy to pay for this addition if that would help as it is something that currently nobody has come up with a way to optimise the admin-ajax.php and lots and lots of people have problems with the performance of this.
Thanks
Nathan
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Thanks, GDPR] Not the user, the EU itself is the problem!David, the GDPR is not as onerous as everyone thinks it is and is designed to protect individuals and to make sure that people who hold personal data are being responsible about it. If people are being truly responsible then the GDPR is not a problem and should not be considered such. As for diverting someone to somewhere else, this is not a good idea as people will start to look for compliant businesses and not use those that dont comply. A number of the plugins on this site and those that cost money have actually misunderstood the GDPR and the Consent Lawful Basis by asking everyone to tick a box whenever they do anything which is not needed and actually creates a self fulfilling prophecy which will come back and cause people problems in future.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Years Since - Timeless Texts] Remote “years” wordAh yes that is a good point, I will download shortly and let you know how it goes.
Cheers
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Years Since - Timeless Texts] Remote “years” wordAlternatively you could add an option to change the text eg t=”my text” and if t has a value then you use that instead of years and if it doesn’t then you add the ” years”. This way for my example I can just add t=”+” and the result would be “23+”
This gives people total flexibility.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Years Since - Timeless Texts] Remote “years” wordHi John
I am already using your plugin on a website I am just finishing of at http://www.gdprhelp.je
I am using it on the homepage and on the Hand Holding page, I also plan to use it on my consultancy business website as well in the next few days once you have removed the “years” and just return the number.
Cheers
Nathan
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Years Since - Timeless Texts] Offset yearsHi John
Ok here is an example:
“Fred has been in the IT industry for [years-since y=2001 offset=1]+ years.”
Actually as I typed it the simple answer is just to change the y value to 2002 rather than 2001 and the result would be the same so there is probably no reason to add an offset.
Sorry for the waste of time!
Nathan
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Surbma | GDPR Proof Cookie Consent & Notice Bar] Pro VersionHi
I have enabled all the options and included the tracking code but no luck.
I am happy to give you access to the backend so you can debug it if you wish.
Please provide me with an email address I can send you the login details to.
Nathan
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Surbma | GDPR Proof Cookie Consent & Notice Bar] Pro VersionHi,
I have downloaded the latest version and sorry to say that it doesn’t work.
1) Even enabling the plugin to always display the popup it doesn’t
2) Go to contact us menu and enter first name, last name and email address and the buttons to select the type of support are disabled so you cannot submit a contact request
3) Very annoying to have the menu option in your face about becoming an affiliate, don’t like plugins that do this. If I want to be an affiliate I will do so from your website not from the plugin itself.
I obviously cannot consider going to the Pro version if the lite version does not work on the site.
Nathan
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [GDPR Personal Data Reports] Form protectionHi Wojtek
That looks safer 😉 Thanks
Best wishes
Nathan
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [GDPR Personal Data Reports] CSS needs tweakingPerfect, exactly what was needed so now the content can be made to match the rest of a site to make it a perfect fit.
I am looking forward to seeing the Pro version.
Best wishes
Nathan
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [GDPR Personal Data Reports] CSS needs tweakingHi Wojtek
Your suggestion is much more than I was suggesting re passing classes via shortcode and I think is more than is needed.
All I was suggesting is that you add a class to the div wrapper as I might not want to style h3 across the whole page but have h3 for your part different. At present you have:
<div><div><h3 class="">GDPR Request</h3></div>I would prefer:
<div class="gdpr_personal_data_reports_wrapper"><div><h3 class="">GDPR Request</h3></div>By adding the above it is then possible to specifically customise anything inside your part without effecting other parts of the page.
Nathan