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OK, I figured it out, but I missed it in your instructions. You should add it if it’s not there. Each private chatID that you add has to message your bot before they can start receiving messages from it. That wasn’t obvious. I’ll close this, and open a separate issue for the Woo notifications.
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The client just got an order in their shop, but no notification was sent to either the group or the individual accounts. Test messages are still sent to the group.
Cleared all caches, but that didn’t help either. Could this be cache related at all? Or a plugin conflict?
Thank you!
This filter does the trick.
I replaced the break with nothing to keep the text in line.Yes, the actual image optimization is working correctly. Both .webp and .avif files are being created and substituted on the live site. The site has 15,176 images currently. Almost 4 years worth of news and features.
I’ll report back when I get an upgrade from 0.9.32, thank you.
For me the notices won’t go away at all. One does until I try to close the other, then the admin loads the WP Armour settings page, and all three notices are back. Extremely annoying. I never buy anything from people/companies that are this pushy. The functionality is great and seems to work, though. But if you’re so eager to earn from your software, why not move it to CodeCanyon or some other similar platform and make it premium only?
Thanks for the suggestion. Strangely enough, it seems to have worked. I say strangely because this is a production site using Eventin for about 3–4 months now without this issue. The site has been on Litespeed cache from the get-go over 3 years ago, and no cache settings have been changed in over a year. Bizarre.
Thank you!
Since it’s a live site, we waited for the official release. I can confirm that pagination now works as expected with filters in the post grid.
Hi @kushnamdev,
Thank you!
Would your team consider offering this as a paid option?Thank you so much!
3.37.1 fixes the issue for my clients.
Have a wonderful weekend!
We’re using the Post Category Image With Grid and Slider plugin to add images to taxonomies and display the grid. Plus some custom code to make it into an infinite sliding pane.
We’re using the free version of TaxoPress.
The 3.37.0 update also affects sorting on the admin side. Clicking on any header of any WordPress content table doesn’t change the sorting (like trying to sort tags by number of posts, for example).
So we’ve reverted to 3.36.0 for now.I guess that for the same reason Post Grid images (set to Default size) went to ‘thumbnail’ size on my client’s site. The theme uses the ‘medium_large’ size for post cards on archive pages by default, but that’s not an option available in Post Grid thumbnail settings. I’ve switched to using ‘large’ images to fix the looks, but would prefer to use the theme’s default size, like Post Grid did before.
Thank you so much! It works.
WPML’s example is not very clear and makes it look like their filter is expecting the actual text name of the field that appears on the user profile page, not the DB name of that field.
Thank you for your suggestion.
I was expecting Relevanssi to pick up string translations from WPML’s
wp_icl_string_translationsDB table by default. Since it doesn’t, I tried myself, and then asked you when I failed. Ive compiled the code I shared above from Relevanssi (https://www.relevanssi.com/user-manual/filter-hooks/relevanssi_post_author/) and WPML (https://wpml.org/documentation/support/wpml-coding-api/wpml-hooks-reference/#hook-617933) docs respectively, and I’m not sure which part of it doesn’t work. We don’t have access to WPML support since the plugin came bundled with a paid theme, without a separate license needed to get support from them.I’ve tried your suggestion to determine the post language (see below) and even tried skipping the
ifstatement altogether, leaving just the$post_author = ...line in the function, making sure to rebuild the index after each try. This didn’t help. All our editors are aware of how to correctly publish articles, and they all make sure to set the correct WPML language for posts before they do anything else. I’ve tried creating a new post myself too, but it didn’t help either.Updated code:
add_filter( 'relevanssi_post_author', 'rlv_translated_author_names', 10, 2 );
function rlv_translated_author_names( $post_author, $post ) {
$post_language = apply_filters( 'wpml_post_language_details', null, $post_id );
if( $post_language['language_code'] == 'ru' ) {
$post_author = apply_filters( 'wpml_translate_single_string', $post_author, 'Authors', 'Display Name', 'ru' );
}
return $post_author;
}As a workaround, I’ve added the Russian names to Relevanssi synonyms. That works for the frontend search, but might not be a good solution in the long term since we have quite a lot of authors, and the team is expanding (the site is an online magazine), so having to duplicate translations in synonyms is extra work and error-prone.
WPML allows to translate the first_name, last_name, display_name and bio by default, requiring manual intervention to translate other user profile fields. So maybe Relevanssi could check for those four defaults having translations? Or maybe you have some other suggestions I might try?
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The option for removing the cache buster query parameter appeared after a re-login. Did that. Flushed all caches. Chrome still misbehaves.