Title: support is responsive
Last modified: March 6, 2020

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# support is responsive

 *  [almightythor](https://wordpress.org/support/users/almightythor/)
 * (@almightythor)
 * [6 years, 3 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-does-not-work-support-is-unresponsive/)
 * I worked with this plugin for several days\
    -  This topic was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by [James Huff](https://wordpress.org/support/users/macmanx/).
    -  This topic was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by [almightythor](https://wordpress.org/support/users/almightythor/).

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 *  Plugin Author [Daniel Iser](https://wordpress.org/support/users/danieliser/)
 * (@danieliser)
 * [6 years, 3 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-does-not-work-support-is-unresponsive/#post-12509834)
 * [@almightythor](https://wordpress.org/support/users/almightythor/) – Sorry to
   hear that you had trouble. As a small team of 2 we try hard to maintain support
   every day, but you caught us while our we were travelling back from WordCamps.
 * On top of that your issue was never with our plugin, or even something we can
   help you to resolve, as explained in your ticket responses.
 * That said, your claims are not quite accurate by our records in HelpScout (which
   is a hugely trusted support ticket system).
 * 1. Your first ticket was submitted slightly more than 50 hours before this review.
   
   2. You got a first response in under 24 hours. I also mentioned we were traveling
   from a WordPress related event which was responsible for the delays, but even
   during travel I was checking in and keeping all tickets responded to. 4. You 
   got a second extremely thorough response as soon as I came in today ~50 hours
   after your ticket was submitted, apparently after you already left this review,
   but it is what it is. 5. You made multiple new tickets & replies to this ticket
   which delayed responses and pushed your existing ticket to the end of the queue
   as it wasn’t the oldest any longer.
 * As you can see, you got 1 response within 24 hours & 3 total responses within
   72 hours (2 to your ticket and one here), while we were traveling. That is more
   than reliable and fair. Especially since the first email did point out the issue,
   just didn’t correctly send you to your theme author right away.
 * If we had simply ignored you for weeks, sure it would be fair. Every negative
   review is something we take seriously, and this one isn’t quite fair. So again
   I would kindly again ask you to update your review.
 * PS. The other reviews are far from fake. I got the first 600 5 star reviews by
   manually closing support tickets and requesting them. That is to say I personally
   answered at least 6,000 tickets and asked for them to get that number, since 
   I’ve answered another 25k with personal attention to each.
 *  Thread Starter [almightythor](https://wordpress.org/support/users/almightythor/)
 * (@almightythor)
 * [6 years, 3 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-does-not-work-support-is-unresponsive/#post-12510875)
 * im sorry if I had an option to pay for the fix I would. We have been using the
   same theme for a few years now and this plugin worked before the last wordpress
   update. i got one reply in 24 hours, but you attached an image I couldn’t read
   or understand, and you didn’t give me any specific instructions as a new user
   to your product myself. All of the documentation online is out of date and not
   accurate and the debug mode was not working. You did not respond to that. After
   two more days of no responses or replies to my emails I opened another ticket.
   I don’t understand how that would move the first ticket back in the queue.
 * I will update the review. I only posted it out of desperation to get someone 
   to respond to help me get it working. If you think it’s a lost cause because 
   of a theme we haven’t changed in years then okay.
 *  Plugin Author [Daniel Iser](https://wordpress.org/support/users/danieliser/)
 * (@danieliser)
 * [6 years, 3 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-does-not-work-support-is-unresponsive/#post-12513494)
 * [@almightythor](https://wordpress.org/support/users/almightythor/) – Appreciate
   the feedback. Already apologized for the image quality and delayed responses,
   so not gonna bother again.
 * To touch on your actual issue, if the theme author is not pushing updates, then
   I’d imagine this error has been there all along and you just never noticed as
   it never broke anything you could see.
 * As for your trouble with our plugin, our docs are pretty complete and up to date,
   in fact with v1.9 out last month most of them were redone with new screenshots
   and up to date information for that release. But if you have links to specific
   docs that seemed out of date I’d be happy to look at them and make sure they 
   get updated.
 * I’m guessing you didn’t find our troubleshooting docs?: [https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/category/471-problem-solving](https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/category/471-problem-solving)
 * Our most popular doc is this one: [https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/265-my-popup-wont-work-how-can-i-fix-it](https://docs.wppopupmaker.com/article/265-my-popup-wont-work-how-can-i-fix-it)
 * It goes through all the common issues, both setup issues & conflicts, and in 
   your case specifically says to check for JS errors with a very detailed guide
   on not only seeing if they are occuring, but also how to find out if they come
   from our plugin, your theme or another plugin. So that guide would have got you
   where you needed to go right away.
 * Further debug mode is also JavaScript based, if your theme breaks things before
   our code ever loads, we don’t get a say. But for feedback sake, from your perspective,
   is there something you think we should be doing about this that we are not already?
 * I understand the frustration of not getting an immediate response, but again 
   we are a small team with a large use base. 99% of the time i works fine, we get
   responses out quickly. But when we travel that isn’t always the case. In this
   case we have actually recently hired/outsourced some of our support to a very
   qualified team and they are training our second tech now, it just happened to
   be that our first tech was out with a fever until Wednesday (though I wasn’t 
   excusing our delays for that as I answer support still as well). But these 1%
   occasions are in no way a reflection of the support we provide to users.
 * **Now is it a lost cause?**, not quite. Couple options.
    – If the theme is dead
   and no longer updating, you can find any qualified Front End WP Developer and
   they can likely correct it quickly. It is most likely a typo, they just need 
   to find the right file, make corrections and double check those corrections don’t
   mess with normal function. – If the theme is active, simply reporting it should
   do the trick, a future update will correct it, and hopefully in the mean time
   they can send you a patched copy. – Lastly, if that file is not used for anything
   you actually want/need (needs to be inspected by someone who can read it at least),
   you could probably just not load it.
 * If you need someone to do the work, our Facebook group is full of people who 
   are both proficient with our plugins, but also that have varying skillsets. Lots
   of freelance front end / theme developers that would happily take on the work.
   Feel free to post a Looking to Hire post and direct them to an email or to Direct
   Message you on FB etc.
 * Hopefully I addressed everything, and of course if you have specific feedback
   we love it, we actually solicit it regularly via surveys and polls to our mailing
   list. If I’m honest, listening to users is 100% the reason this plugin has grown
   to nearly 500k websites.

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 * Last activity: [6 years, 3 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-does-not-work-support-is-unresponsive/#post-12513494)