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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [MyRewards] Email Notifications on the Free Version of Plugin?Thank you for the clarification.
Unfortunately, the only resolution was to delete this plugin from my website. There doesn’t seem to be any support for the free version of this plugin, but thank you anyways.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [LiteSpeed Cache] LSCache causing Conflict with a pluginI checked the fatal errors log on my site and part of it says “plugins/points-and-rewards-for-woocommerce/public/partials/wps-wpr-points-log-template.php:1332″. And when I viewed line 1332 part of it says ” if ( count( $value[‘refered_user’] ) > 0 ) { “. I’m not sure what to do about any of this, all I know is being sent to a broken page when I click on the points log table is fixed when I deactivate the LiteSpeed Cache plugin but this doesn’t seem to be just a plugin conflict because even with the LiteSpeed Cache plugin deactivated, the record of points earned from referrals isn’t showing up in the log table in the My Account area of my website(from the Points and Rewards for WooCommerce plugin), so I’m trying to get plugin support from them. Otherwise, I guess I will have to use a different plugin than the Points and Rewards for WooCommerce one. Thank you for the help.
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Maintenance Mode Code to display an image on websiteI have tried using that properly written version of the htaccess code before and just tried it again and the Maintenance mode was not activated, my websites home screen and all the other pages are still accessible. I thought maybe it was the caching plugin on my website preventing the Maintenance mode from being activated so I deactivated the plugin and tried the code again, still it did not work. I also tried the code on a new and default basic htaccess file, I placed the code at the top as usual and still the Maintenance Mode was not activated. It seems I will just have to stick to the basic functions.php Maintenance mode page code that only has a message and no background image, but thank you all for your help.
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Maintenance Mode Code to display an image on websiteI put the htaccess change above the default WP htaccess code, and by “nothing happens” I mean the homepage of my website loads like normal instead of a maintenance mode page popping up.
Thank you for the helpful advice. I figured out that it was a cache plugin causing the error so I had to deactivate it before creating a backup and downloading the backup onto the Mamp/Wordpress program by using the WPVivid plugin, and now everything is working fine.
Thank you for your help. Upgrading my server resources fixed the issue thankfully.