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Hi,

I’ve tried the Visual only option and works well, but does not effect on the outgoing emails and the content of the admin orders menu, so I would like to use the plugin in not visual mode.

If I am right, my plugin adds the new fee to the cart . This fee is became visible in the emails and in the admin orders menu.

$cart->add_fee( $label, $fee, true );

Does your hook goes through every fees or just specific ones?
Can I tag or mark the extra fees for your plugin’s hook to calculate with?

Thank you

Dear @jkmassel ,

Thank you for visiting…
Unfortunately, I don’t really know what to say or how to convince my hosting provider because I’m a simple user and I really understand the role of these files.

Glad to hear there will be an another solution.. is it possible to know when the new solution is expected?

thank you

Hi, @threadi

My hoster yes.. (https://tarhely.eu/)
How do you unblock the IP again? Using a tool from the hoster? –> Yes, there is an online tool for this under their support menu.

Yes I know not WP blocking my IP, my hoster do because of the app’s frequent frequent access to xmlrpc.php.

I’ve contacted the support, they said this:

Access to the xmlrpc.php file is restricted, due to its extremely common attack surface (mainly in brute force and ddos ​​attacks).
We cannot modify this server-side configuration upon request, as it is hosted on a shared server, so easing this limitation would potentially have a negative impact on our other customers served on this server.
We have not encountered the indicated WordPress android application yet, nor have our customers indicated a need to use it. After reading a little about the use of this application on restricted servers, we found the following workaround description, perhaps this option may be a solution for your needs:
Logging WordPress android app makes my website unavailable | ww.wp.xz.cn
Here it is written that instead of the basic xmlrpc.php file, a renamed file with the same function was created (e.g.: xmlrpc2.php) using a plugin. Since checking the server-side firewall settings, the restriction literally applies to the “xmlrpc.php” file, the description above may provide a solution.

So I’ve tried this xmlrpc2.php thing like I wrote before, but didn’t helpőed :/

I use DarkTable for afterwork of my photos, and I store informations with the files, like Caption, Detailed description, keywords etc. For me exif data (aperture, shutterspeed etc) is not so important on my site, but desxription and keywords yes.
When I export the final version of the images from raw, I can tell Darktable which data is entered in which field (for example Title –> IPTC/Object Name, Caption –> IPTC/Caption).

I’d like that if I import an image to the media library I don’t have to enter the data manually.

I thought that if I find out from which metadata read the description, then I don’t need to use a plugin.

Thank you @mika!