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In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Most usefulThanks for taking the time to review our plugin.
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In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Must have pluginThanks for taking the time to review our plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Won’t delete multiple entriesHi @revixi5,
Glad you found a workaround! We did test bulk delete using the same language on our end and it worked without any issues, so the root cause may be specific to your local MAMP setup rather than the language itself possibly a combination of your locale settings and how MAMP handles the request.
If you’re able to reproduce the issue consistently, it would be great if you could share your MAMP/PHP configuration details so we can investigate further.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Won’t delete multiple entriesThanks for the update and for trying those steps!
Since you’re on a localhost MAMP setup, the “link has expired” error is almost certainly a nonce timeout or max_input_vars issue. MAMP’s default PHP configuration is quite conservative. The textdomain notice in your debug log is unrelated, so you can ignore that.
Here are a few things worth trying specifically for your setup:
- Increase max_input_vars: MAMP defaults this to 1000, which can cause bulk actions to fail silently. Open your active php.ini file (in MAMP, go to MAMP > Preferences > PHP to find the correct version path) and add or update:
max_input_vars = 5000 memory_limit = 256MThen restart MAMP servers.
- Check your nonce lifetime: On localhost, system clock drift or a misconfigured timezone can cause WordPress nonces to expire immediately. Make sure your system clock is accurate and that
WP_DEBUGmode isn’t interfering with auth cookies. - Test in an incognito window: Clear your browser cookies or try bulk deleting in a fresh incognito/private session to rule out a stale session token.
Could you also let us know: are you selecting the snippets via the checkbox column and using the “Bulk Actions” dropdown at the top of the list? Just want to confirm the exact flow you’re using.
Let us know how it goes!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Won’t delete multiple entriesWe just tested the bulk delete feature on our end and it worked perfectly fine.
That expired link error is a classic WordPress issue. It usually pops up when a security token times out or your server hits a resource limit during a bulk action.
Could you let us know what PHP version your server is running? It would also help to know if you are using any strict security plugins or caching tools.
While you gather that info, here are a few solutions you can try right now.
- Clear your cache: Sometimes an aggressive cache will serve an old security token. Purge your site cache and try the bulk delete again.
- Increase PHP limits: Bulk actions take more server power. Check your server settings and try increasing your max_input_vars and memory_limit. You can usually do this in your php.ini file or by asking your hosting provider.
- Check for conflicts: Temporarily disable your other plugins and see if the bulk delete works. If it does, turn them back on one by one until it breaks again. That will point us directly to the culprit.
Thank you.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Love It!Thanks for taking the time to review our plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Everything was fine in version 3.2.5Hi @artblackman,
No worries at all. The WordPress repository is packed with plugins sharing very similar names, so it is an incredibly easy mix-up to make.
I am glad you got to the bottom of it. If you ever decide to try out Header Footer Code Manager down the road, we will be right here to help you get everything set up.
Good luck with your site and have a great week.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Everything was fine in version 3.2.5Hi @artblackman,
First, could you double check the name and version of the plugin you are looking at? Header Footer Code Manager is currently in the 1.1 version range. It is highly likely you are looking at the version number for a different plugin or perhaps your active WordPress theme.
Regarding the error message, the free version of Header Footer Code Manager only supports HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It does not allow PHP code. If you are trying to paste PHP tags into a snippet, your site security settings or the plugin itself will block the save action.
If you specifically need to execute PHP code, that functionality is exclusively available in Header Footer Code Manager Pro.
To help me see exactly what is going on, could you please share a screenshot of the error message and the code you are trying to save? We will get to the bottom of it.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Extremely useful and convenient!Thanks for taking the time to review our plugin/
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In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Very simple and usefulThanks for taking the time to review our plugin.
Hi @nmrockswp,
Right now, when you select “Specific Categories (Archive and Posts),” the plugin treats everything in that category as a single group. We don’t yet have a sub-filter to say “Keep the Posts, but exclude the Pages” within that same category selection.
We’ve noted this as a feature request, though.
If you could kindly share some more details about the contact from, what error does it give when you try it?Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Perfect!Thanks for taking the time to review our plugin.
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In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Very convenientThanks for taking the time to review our plugin.
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In reply to: [Header Footer Code Manager] Nice and very helpfulThanks a lot for taking the time to review our plugin.
@trilogymarketing Create a new snippet, paste the code in there, and set the Location to Footer.
If you need help with anything else let us know.