chemicloud

This is tricky.

Are you able to recover the page you deleted with the coupon code field, and just add your PayPal buttons?

If not, you know you can use WooCommerce with other providers, like just PayPal or Stripe instead of having to use WooCommerce Checkout right? You don’t have to use their payment gateway, you can use others, which means you could bring back woocommerce if you want, and have a proper cart and coupon settings for the item(s) you’re selling.

You can do this with the Embed block: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/article/wordpress-embed/

Can you paste the actual full output of the error?

It should look something like this:

setTimeout(function() {
  jQuery('#gform_wrapper_1832283327').replaceWith(confirmation_content);
  jQuery(document).scrollTop(jQuery('#gf_1832283327').offset().top - mt);
  jQuery(document).trigger('gform_confirmation_loaded', [1832283327]);
  window['gf_submitting_1832283327'] = false;
}, 50);

We can derive from that the plugin that’s causing the error.

I would look at the plugin Affiliate Royale and go from there. The same company who makes that plugin, also makes Pretty Links (another good affiliate plugin) and you may find the two of them to work together and accomplish what you’re looking to do! 🙂

It may have something to do with your web host, or the server you are hosted on being very slow or overloaded. That is the first place I would check.

The next thing I would check is if your website host, which I don’t know who that is because you are using Cloudflare, offers litespeed or nginx. If so, you should be able to use a plugin like litespeed cache (if they use litespeed) or wp super cache to help with the performance.

how many plugins do you have installed and active on your site?

when you disable cloudflare, does your site perform just as slow, or is it better?

Mailchimp fulfills your criteria 100%.

Not just with that plugin, but with the tools available to you on Mailchimp.com, including the Studio where you can use their templates to design those newsletters to send occasionally.

You can have your site configured to alert your readers when you post new content, as well.

And yes, the Mailchimp system, features the ability to import subscriber lists from other platforms (csv, etc) and keep them inline with your new subscribers.

Between MC4WP and the tools available to you on mailchipm.com, it’s a great fit for small to medium sized businesses, and individual bloggers.

I also wanted to mention that mailchimp can give you the code to insert on your site to let subscribers know, enter your email address here to subscribe.. if that’s the only reason you’re using jetpack, you could eliminate that plugin with the code snippet from mailchimp.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by chemicloud.

Did you check Table Press? Pretty good plugin, I recall it letting you edit. Could be wrong though.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by chemicloud.