rodentooth

Thanks. Your information helped me. This vulnerability is actually already reported and fixed.


“Elementor Pro, a popular page builder plugin for WordPress, fixed a broken access control vulnerability affecting versions <=3.11.6 that could allow full site takeover.”

https://blog.nintechnet.com/high-severity-vulnerability-fixed-in-wordpress-elementor-pro-plugin/

Thanks for your help. Turns out your plugin is great!
because jquerly loads at a later point to serve a visible page to the user ASAP, the “closed” property of the menu is not loaded (which is margin-left: -300px;)

Steps I did to fix, for future me and others:

1. edited Side Menu HTML (great feature!) as following:
1.1 Set the margin-left property of the sidebar element to -300px (closed state)
1.2 set an unique id to the side menu, such as “sidemenu-id-ue-1”

2. added a global js snippet to the page (which gets loaded at the same time as jquery, and thus works):
2.1 set the marginLeft property of “sidemenu-id-ue-1″ to EMPTY ( ” ) with js

Works like a charm, Layoutshift is zero now 🙂

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by rodentooth.
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It’s the global status. they change from ‘subscribed’ to ‘unsubscribed’

Cool stuff, thanks! Is there any place I can see the progress of it?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by rodentooth.

I have seen this post:

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/unwanted-unsubscriptions-during-woocommerce-checkout/

But still if they are not logged in but subscribed, I do not want them to get unsubscribed.

How can I let MailPoet check if they are subscribed, and if yes -> do not unsubscribe them??

Hi Dani

Many thanks for your reply.

If MailPoet is set to send emails via host, then even newsletters would be logged there

I have now tested the following settings, send with:
– SMTP
– Own Host

I have made sure that in the advanced tab, the settings from above would be chosen over the standard wordpress send method

That being said, the emails sent by MailPoet are nowhere to be found (although being sent successfully) I looked in the following places:

– MailPoet Logs (Log settings -> log everything)
– Wp mail log plugins: “E-Mail Log” and “WP Mail Logging”
– the sent folder of my chosen SMTP account

At last, when I choose in the advanced settings tab that MailPoet should use the standard wordpress send method, isn’t the function wp_mail() being used? Therefore, this sending method should allow plugins like “WP Mail Logging” to catch MailPoets’ outgoing mails. But why isn’t that the case?

Many thanks for your time.

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