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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [All-In-One Security (AIOS) – Security and Firewall] webp creationYes it is checked. So that might take care of the REST API issue?
Any ideas about #2 or do you think they are related?
Interesting. So you’re speculating that once anyone uses the bypass, the open view is then cached and getting served?
Yes, please keep me informed. We love using CMP. Thanks.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [All-In-One Security (AIOS) – Security and Firewall] webp creationIt was already unchecked.
I suspect this has something to do with caching.
So it just happened again. I had CMP reactivated and had bypassed in Chrome.
I then deleted my cookies in Chrome and refreshed the site and I was still beyond the CMP Coming Soon wall. Not sure how that’s possible if it’s cookie based.
So I went to SiteGround’s SG Optimizer and hit Purge Cache, went back to Chrome and THEN it confronted me with the Coming Soon.
So my bet is there is some conflict with SG Optimizer which is pretty huge and comes standard / default I think on all their hosting / sites.
Not sure which particular nuance of caching setting it might be. Just a theory.
For now I’ve had to resort to another Coming Soon plugin which I’d rather not do. Particularly fond of CMP.
I think I know what you are saying.
I activated the plugin again and used the bypass phrase. I went to the cookies setting in Chrome and under the Content it is the phrase I use in the Advanced settings.
So a cookie gets set, but I guess something expires? It’s like after a few hours the site is wide open to anyone.
My Set bypass cookie Expiration Time in seconds is set to 172800.
In All in One WP Security I have a Force User Logout after 600 minutes, but that has never cause the CMP plugin to fail before.
So it’s not like a cookie is failing in a session, it’s for all devices. If I go over to my phone in a few hours and go to our domain it will not hit the CMP Coming Soon and just let me in which is really bad.
Gotta be some sort of conflict, but what’s odd is I use the same webhost optimizer and security plugin on all sites.
We moved to v3 and removed the reCAPTHCA block we had put in the form, just leaving the reCAPTCHA item on the Advanced tab items. Seems to be working now.
Heard there is a glitch with v2 popping up the image puzzle for other users so we are avoiding v2 for now.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Maintenance] User Login Not WorkingYes, no issues with the standard login and the user/pass combo saved in the browser.
Tried a second user account on a different machine, same issue. Will not authorized the stored user/pass that works on the normal login page.
So we tried the plugin again today. It worked for a while but after a few hours in a new browser or on the phone with cleared cache the plugin failed again to pos tthe Coming Soon screen.
We’ve used this plugin many, many times and not run across this.
Using SiteGround for hosting and All in One WP security if that matters.
Really need a solution.
Yes, I open Chrome in an incognito tab and even have the cache cleared. (I do my development in Firefox.) Same thing if we jump on browsers in mobile that have not visited the site before. The coming soon just fails. Kinda horrified to know our half baked page was showing. Ooops.
We use All in One WP Security and Siteground’s SG Optimizer so I don’t know if there is a known conflict.
- This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by sagency.
Odd. The autoresponders we get are responsive and fonts look fine.
Just ran a test submission on your site. I see what you mean. I guess you are using custom HTML in the Email feature of Email & Actions to make this branded. It’s a nice look, but right, it’s not responsive if you go custom like that.
If so I’d recommend using an HTML email builder like topol.io or another and then putting that code into the autoresponder Email feature and testing. Should work I think.
I think Ninja Forms has this in their help documentation here: https://ninjaforms.com/blog/popup-form-wordpress/
I’m starting to avoid popups though because many adblockers block them and Google Page Experience may count it against your site. GPE is touchy on any sort of interruption to the user experience.
I haven’t done this, but did you try the styles add on? It unlocks lots of features including an Advanced CSS section for most form elements.
I avoid horizontal radio buttons though because inevitably someone is confused whether the button is for a text option to the right or left. And often a dropdown is a better spacesaver, formats better on mobile.
- This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by sagency.
Hmmmm, maybe this is the issue we are having with Divi.
When we try v3 the form says the user has to complete the CAPTCHA but nothing shows for them to complete. Hopefully a fix can be implemented.
Looks good to me.
For rounded button corners…
Add the style add-on
Open the form
Click on the button
Click on Styles
Go to Element Styles
In the Advanced CSS add something like this:
border-radius: 8px;
You can change that value to suit your preference.To center the button you can go to the Wrap Styles above that section and in the Advanced CSS add:
text-align:center;For max width click the Advanced tab top left by Form Fields and Emails & Actions. Then go to Styles
Then go to Container Styles
Then Advanced CSS
Then input
max-width:800px;