philtaylor554
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Ignore me! I realised I can pull the user’s name from the form by using the smart tags feature!
Thanks brain! 😀
Stay safe everyone.
Great! Glad you got it sorted!
I imagine that you’ll have to do the same for any other sites where you are using WPForms.
I have to say that this has not been very well handled by the plugin vendor. When are we likely to see an update that fixes this issue rather than requiring a workaround? I don’t want to have to keep bodgy code snippets lying around in my config files.
Hi Stestory,
It’s not very clear, but don’t add the code at the top of the page to your functions.php, you need to use the snippet at the _bottom_ of the page, i.e use the following code:
/** * Disable form notifications sending asynchronously. * * @link https://wpforms.com/developers/wpforms_tasks_entry_emails_trigger_send_same_process/ * * @param bool $enabled Default is false (emails send asynchronously). * * @return bool */ add_filter( 'wpforms_tasks_entry_emails_trigger_send_same_process', '__return_true' );I’ve just done this and it works for my site.
One thing to note is that you need to use the functions.php file that’s present in your theme directory, not the one that’s in [webroot]\wp_includes\
Cheers,
Phil
- This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by philtaylor554.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Web Designer No Longer Contactable & No Log In DetailsHi,
There isn’t much that the users here at WP.org can do to help – your website will be most probably hosted by a third party hosting company. I’ve had a quick look at your domain registration and it appears to be registered by a company called UK2.NET. I would suggest contacting their support department and tell them what has happened. If you have details of any payments you’ve made to them they should be able to authenticate you and get you access to your hosting control panel from where you should be able to reset your WordPress admin password with one of the techniques described here:
https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Resetting_Your_Password
Once you’ve done that you can start troubleshooting the PHP issue. This is a good guide to help you do that:
Those instructions do assume some level of technical familiarity with WordPress, PHP and web hosting in general, if you don’t feel you have this you may need to investigate other web design companies in your local area who should be able to help, most probably for a fee.
Cheers,
Phil
- This reply was modified 7 years ago by philtaylor554.
Hi,
Please can I have a response on this?
I was being dumb. I’ve sorted this by creating individual pages that host each form, then a third page with buttons on that then link back to the relevant page. Hope this helps someone else in the future!
Yeah, it’s called “Relative URLs” and I found it in the directory. I’ve disabled it and it does’t _seem_ to have broken anything, but I need to do some more digging to confirm…
However, the good news is that after deactivating the plugin, the XML sitemap is now showing FQDNs – happy days!
Thanks for your help 🙂
Thanks for the swift response!
Ahh – that reminds me – I used a plugin called “Relative URLs” when this site was running on my dev machine and before I migrated it to my host. I know this isn’t the place, but if I deactivate this plugin will my URLs revert back to being FQ’d?
If it helps – here is my sitemap:
Hi Steven,
That’s good to know! Good idea about the backup too, if they run amok, which I’d hope would be unlikely, then at least I’d be able to restore. I’ll be sure to take the backup before creating their account so that the restored version would be safe from any malicious action. Again though, I’d hope that given their reputation and commercial nature then any mistakes they made would not be malicious.
Cheers,
Phil
Hi both,
Thanks for the quick responses!
It wasn’t on this form, it was via their own support channel. I understand the distinction now that it’s not appropriate for them to ask via this forum.
They seem reputable and have good reviews but I’m still reluctant to grant them this, even temporarily so I’ll look for others ways for them to support me. I appreciate that anything outside this forum is out of WP.org’s control.
Thanks again for the clarification.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: WP Support for PHP 5.6.xThanks for all your replies ladies and gents. Joy, thanks for your confirmation, and I’ll give that compatibility checker a go, although I am keen to use the jankyiness of the current theme and plug as a reason to shift onto something a bit more modern 😉
Thanks again,
Phil
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Wrong website restoredHi,
Sorry to hear that you’re having issues with your site. This is very unlikely to be a WordPress issue – WP only renders what it is told to render by the content of your site and the contents of the database. This very much looks like a web-hosting problem, and sounds to me like that have had some sort of failure at their end that has resulted in them restoring to their most recent backup, which unfortunately looks like it was taken some time ago.
Your best bet will be to work with your web hosting company to see if they can find a more recent backup, and if not then you might have to rebuild your site from scratch. Not good news I’m afraid.
Once you do get back up and running (and you will!) you should look at implementing one of the many free backup plugins for WP and running your own backups separately to those of your web host. Also, you should think about moving hosts as well – it sounds like their backup regime has not been tested, and backups are only as good as the most recent test.
Sorry I couldn’t be of more help.