Chris Gagner

I had disabled it and tried other plugins, but they also didn’t work. It appeared to be a problem with either another plugin or theme.

I have now reinstalled the I Recommend This plugin, and it appears to be working. Can you verify that you can click a link without being logged in?

I can’t pinpoint what caused this, but it might have been a setting on a security plugin i was using.

Is there an official posting of the rules? I would like to read it so that this doesn’t happen again. I just assumed as long as I can post a link, then it’s ok to post a link as long as it’s relevant to the discussion. That’s usually how it works on the web.

If you have a link to the rules, please share it on here.. although that might be breaking the rules too. I’m not sure.

As far as the sharing buttons, these have been removed. Bad experiment that has seemed to result in much more negative than positive.

FYI, here’s the link where I found my solution:

http://crasstalk.com/2013/06/how-to-get-the-real-ip-address-when-all-traffic-comes-from-cloudflare/

Thanks. This works perfect.

For now, i located the two itro tables in phpmyadmin and changed those prefixes back to wp_. Everything is functioning good now. You might want to research why this happening and update the plugin, since it is recommended for security that the database prefix be changed.

I made 2 tweaks to the code to accomplish what I needed. It might not be the cleanest solution, but it works for now.

In class.yith-newsletter-popup-frontend.php, I added the following bold code:

/**
* Constructor
*
* @return YITH_Newsletter_Popup_Frontend
* @since 1.0.0
*/
public function __construct( $version ) {
$this->version = $version;
global $yith_newsletter_popup_base;
$yith_newsletter_popup_base = “yith-newsletter-popup-” . basename( get_template_directory() ) . “-hide-popup-” . get_option(‘yith_newsletter_popup_cookie_var’);
if (
( ! yith_newsletter_popup_is_enabled())
||(isset($_COOKIE[$yith_newsletter_popup_base]))
||(isset($_COOKIE[‘visited’]))
// ||(wp_is_mobile())
) return $this;
add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, array( $this, ‘newsletter_popup_in_place_inserter_master’), 99 );
add_action(‘wp_head’, array( $this, ‘newsletter_popup_style_to_the_head’));
add_action(‘init’, array( $this, ‘add_google_fonts’));
add_action(‘wp_footer’, array( $this, ‘newsletter_popup_in_place_inserter’), 999);
return $this;
}

This checks to see if a cookie named “visited” exists. If it does, then it hides the popup.

In yith-newsletter-popup.php, I added the bold code:

<?php
/**
* Newsletter Popup page
*
* @author Your Inspiration Themes
* @package YITH Newsletter Popup
* @version 1.0.0
*/
;?>
<!– yith-newsletter-popup –>
<?php
setcookie(‘visited’, true, time() + 3600 * 2); // Save a cookie for 2 hours
$yith_use_woocommerce = yit_is_woocommerce_active()
&& get_option(‘yith_newsletter_popup_woocommerce_integration’) == ‘1’
&& get_option(‘yith_newsletter_popup_woocommerce_product_id’);

if ( $yith_use_woocommerce ){

When the popup displays, it will set a cookie named visited. In this case I set it to 2 hours, but you can change it to whatever you need.

Now the popup will only display once every 2 hours, instead of on each pageview.

If there’s a better way to accomplish this, please let me know.

I found out that this can be done using a feature called “drip feed”. I don’t know much about this. If anyone knows of a free plugin to accomplish this, let me know.