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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce PayPal Payments] WooCommerce PayPal connection process stucksIt looks like perhaps either paypal or the developers of this plugin only test in Chrome. The connection cannot be established in Firefox even with a clean profile but it does complete using Chrome. Hope this helps someone else who wasted far too much time on this.
- This reply was modified 4 months ago by wu-wei. Reason: Clarify Chrome is required
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WooCommerce PayPal Payments] WooCommerce PayPal connection process stucksSame issue here. Connection creation seems to complete normally on the paypal side but when passed back to WordPress the plugin still says setup needs to be completed. Can you guys *please* add a mechanism to manually add the client ID/secret? Paypal is notoriously flaky in just about every way so this would help to sidestep when they’ve barfed things up again or when your plugin’s connection mechanism needs to be updated.
Hi, cf7 changed some internals in 5.7.5. So although this issue arises because of a cf7 change, I do believe it is PUM that needs to do the fix since the error occurs with this line in popup-maker/includes/integrations/class-pum-cf7.php
$settings = wp_json_encode( self::form_options( $form->id() ) );
I haven’t looked into it too deeply but I believe it’s a recent change that cf7 made to only retrieve forms when necessary so id() is null. You can see that in their changelog for 5.7.5.
So, the immediate workaround is a cf7 downgrade but the real responsibility lies with PUM since it’s your integration. Happy to help you guys debug this with a complete error log / stack trace.
- This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by wu-wei. Reason: subscribing to follow-ups
This has been an issue here for years on multiple sites and environments. Same, deal have followed the the steps in the Debugging Filesystem Errors page. I’ve literally dismissed that notice over a hundred times by now. Usually I just patch out the notice when updating but forgot to do that this time so I’m here to check if there will finally be a real resolution.
I hope you’re able to solve it this time!
Hey @amagsumov,
The fix version indeed corrects the issue. Nice work, and thank you!
I’ll test again when the next official version is released.
Yes, Steve, that’s exactly what my almost immediate edit states. I would have deleted the topic if I could but the edit was the best I could do. Perhaps it was held for moderation and wasn’t visible at the time of your reply.
Totally makes sense, I get it. Just got mislead a bit because their global /support link sent me straight here.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Events Calendar] Events Not Appearing on Calendar ViewI’ll bet it’s related to the hardening of $wpdb->prepare()
From the WP 4.8.2. changelog:
$wpdb->prepare() can create unexpected and unsafe queries leading to potential SQL injection (SQLi). WordPress core is not directly vulnerable to this issue, but we’ve added hardening to prevent plugins and themes from accidentally causing a vulnerability.
I’ve done a bit of testing and the problem definitely first presents in 4.8.2
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Disable REST API] Restrict plug-in use of REST APIUsing v1.4 TEST, there are no problems with CF7 and WP 4.8.1, thanks. We’re not using the REST API for anything other than CF7 though…
Thanks for the continued efforts on this plugin @dmchale and @tangrufus. I also appreciate the thoughtful and informative responses to support questions.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [The Events Calendar] Super buggy, codebase is disgustingHey Shelby-
This is a pretty typical for a response from you guys in that you do pay attention to all of your support channels and try to help in a cheerful manner. However, even in your own support channels, it’s common that issues are not satisfactorily resolved and that’s often because the root issue is a bug. I didn’t mean to imply that you folks don’t care and aren’t trying. On days that I’m not annoyed by a chasing bug that isn’t my own, I’m actually quite grateful that your plugins exist 🙂
If I get some time and motivation I’ll try to put together some constructive comments to help your documentation be more useful to developers. But to understand what I meant, go to your Technical Docs link. It’s a bunch of pages of function names on which searching is near impossible due to the similarity in names and the unsuitability of WordPress search for that sort of thing. Finding out if something has a hook or filter and what that thing might be named takes much longer than it should. A checkbox to include/not include deprecated functions would be helpful. These days I just grep the source but that’s extremely overwhelming to anyone new to a massive plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Content Type Manager] URL permalinks not workingOn the URL settings for the content type I have:
Rewrite with Permalink Front: checked
Permalink Action: custom
Rewrite slug: my custom valueAfter making changes to this, I go to the WordPress permalink settings and resave them. My WordPress permalink settings are generally custom or Post name.
Also look at the Clear Cache option under the CCTM menu. Not sure if that’s required to fix this problem but that’s a step that’s always done when we move from dev to production so it may be necessary for permalinks to work again.
We’re using CCTM on quite a few sites with WordPress 4.1 and custom post type permalinks are working normally on all of them.
This is WordPress 4.1 and CCTM 0.9.13
I just go to the permalinks settings and save them again.
You could also try *temporarily* adding this to one of your templates and viewing the page:
<?php flush_rewrite_rules(); ?>
See: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/flush_rewrite_rules
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Slideshow] What's the best way to enable mobile swiping?There’s this forum post which talks about the as-yet undocumented API:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/is-there-a-way-to-tell-the-slideshow-to-skip-to-a-certain-slideUsing that, you should be able to use the next and previous events of whatever swiping library you prefer to progress the slideshow.
I know that’s vague but I hope it will put you guys on the right track.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress database error MySQL server has gone away for query UPDATEMCM, sounds like your MySQL server is just overloaded. You’ll probably need to do some performance tuning (up max connections, or lower connection timeout), or if you don’t have access to those things, change to a host that will give you more resources.
Doing those things is beyond the scope of these forums, I think.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress database error MySQL server has gone away for query UPDATEKeith, I was talking about the specific case of the original poster. On a site with many pages, optin skin can generate ridiculous queries with huge blobs of serialized data needing to be written for every request.
In the general sense, the error message “MySQL server has gone away” can pop up for many reasons but most usually because the server is low on RAM and is swapping to disk, or because MySQL is getting pounded by too many queries, or slow queries that prevent it from finishing before its pool of connections is used up.
Bumping up the mysql query cache can help. Depending on the demands of your applications, you might be able to improve things by tweaking the config regarding persistent database connections.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Content Type Manager] Pages?!?Hi-
If I’m understanding you correctly, you have enabled custom fields for the built-in WordPress Page type.
To create or edit a page, along with it’s customized fields, just choose “Pages” from the sidebar in the WordPress admin just like you normally would.