peeter1682

I tried to go with the route of setting the cookie to expire as you mentioned but I was unsuccessful.

Cookies seems to have the domain and path atributes set, which I assume depeneds on the page the cookie is set on. Which basically prevents me from removing the cookie reliably without knowing the path of the cookie; I can check it browser, but JS won’t see it.

I tried ommiting domain and path and in FireFox it does removes it but not in the Chrome based browsers.

I am wondering if in future versions you can move towards the localStorage which will enable this sort of extentions to be possible without so much complexity. Unless there was a specific reason to use cookies instead of localStorage.

@ryanhungate Hello!

few things changed… we moved installation of the WordPress & WooCommerce from subdomain to the main domain. Page is NOT multi-site. Just regular single WP installation running WordPress with DIVI theme.

Server hosting is FastPanel interface running Nginx & Apache2.

I tried reinstalling the plugin and going through activation again and…

Firefox, nor Chrome browser, no longer logs any cross-origin error when hitting the CONNECT ACCOUNT button. I can see it sending POST request to url:

/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?_fs_blog_admin=true

with content:

action=mailchimp_woocommerce_oauth_start

Unfortunattely response is 400 Bad request.

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I tried doing fresh install of WP & DIVI & WooCommerce & Mailchimp for WooCommerce on the same hosting (no other plugins etc. installed) and authentication popup window for Mailchimp will show.

I also noticed (in this fresh setup) that during the load of the page with configuration of the plugin.

/wp-admin/admin.php?page=mailchimp-woocommerce

I see AJAX loader animation at the bottom of the page content and I cannot see that on the main domain of my client’s page.

Not sure if all of this will help you any…