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  • @cloudfire21 if you are on a VPS or dedicated server I would recommend adding the following to your wp-config.php file:
    define('FS_METHOD', 'direct');

    This will bypass the the security check that is causing you to be prompted to enter FTP information. You could also do this on a shared host but it’s not recommended due to potential security concerns.

    If you are on a shared hosting environment then the server will need to be configured with FTP (most are) and there is usually an interface somewhere to create an FTP account. If you need help finding this information, I recommend speaking with your website host to find this information.

    @mphramin error_logs are generated by PHP and are a server setting. It looks like the error is caused by your theme. The best thing to do is to contact your theme author and see if they can provide support to remove the error from happening at all!

    As a temporary fix, you could setup a cron job that removes your error_log files periodically. A quick google search brings up this article which may help with that: https://www.plothost.com/kb/delete-error_log-files-cpanel-server/

    @gdsilva are you able to click on “text” mode in the editor and copy and paste the output into a reply? It would help to see if the text mode shows the images or not. Have you also saved the post since disabling Gutenberg?

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: PDF Creation Site

    @fubl001

    You can also look at https://gravitypdf.com/ for Gravity Forms. Some web hosts do not support the PDF creation functionality. So if these plugins do not work, you may want to ask your web host.

    @alisonw30 that is a strange error. It could be a plugin causing this error. What plugins are you using on the website?

    You could try deactivating plugins and see if that resolves the problem. I would recommend doing so on a staging site if possible (lots of WordPress hosts offers the capability to do this) so your live site will remain operational.

    Hey @gdsilva,

    It sounds like it may have been an issue with converting from Gutenberg back to the classic editor. Could you try going through your post revisions and restoring a prior version and seeing what happens?

    You must be testing when you’re logged in as the nopriv looks correct. The priv version looks wrong.

    This action:
    add_action( ‘wp_ajax_my_ajaxHandler’, ‘ajaxHandler’ );

    Should be this:
    add_action( ‘wp_ajax_ajaxHandler’, ‘ajaxHandler’ );

    Hey metapost,

    Your website can only ever use one name server at a time. You may have noticed that when you setup CloudFlare, they gave you two name servers to use. The first one is the primary name server, the second is a fallback CloudFlare name server.

    So if you added Comodo’s name servers to your domain, it would only use them as a fallback, assuming you want to use CloudFlare as a primary name server.

    You also mentioned using a CDN, which is actually different than a name server.

    A name server tells a browser where to find the DNS information for the domain. A content delivery network (CDN) is used to increase performance of your website by offloading static files that can be served faster by the CDN provider and help reduce your websites server load.

    CloudFlare built a CDN that uses name servers to work, but most CDN’s do not actually do this. So you could use another CDN if you wanted to, but I would say having another CDN on top of that might not provide much performance boost.

    I hope this answered your question!

    It looks like either autoptimize or your cloudfront CDN minified jQuery into one file with your other javascript. I’ve never used this plugin, but if its anything like W3TC you should be able to exclude jQuery from autoptimize.

    The “hover” event is not available for mobile phones. That is probably why this plugin doesn’t work on your iPhone.

    The best website to pdf engine I have ever used is wkhtmltopdf.org. You will have to custom develop a script for it though, I do not believe they have one for WordPress. They may have a PHP library available though.

    Alternatively you can try pdfmyurl.com. Not sure how good they are, but they have a really easy way of implementing site to pdf that involves dropping a link.

    <a href="http://pdfmyurl.com/saveaspdf">Save this page as PDF</a>

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