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@biornt You should be able to use the technique described here to do this: https://s2member.com/kb-article/quick-translation-changing-wordsphrases/
@bernieraffe I just checked your site using uBlock Origin and saw that the coupon code field was hidden. However, this does not appear to be s2Member-related but rather related to some other thing on your site that’s being blocked and then somehow preventing s2Member from completing the loading of the Pro-Form.
Please see this screenshot of the uBlock Origin log when loading that page on your site: https://cloudup.com/cf0h3wZPyaf
You’ll notice that the s2Member JavaScript is not blocked, but other elements on your page, namely the m-wp-popup plugin. It looks like that plugin getting blocked is preventing s2Member from loading properly.
Hey @ebud, unfortunately we don’t have a documentation for integrating with Infusionsoft, but you’re right that you should be able to use the s2Member Pro API for Remote Operations to automatically create the user on the WordPress side.
Also keep in mind that s2Member users are just WordPress users with an s2Member Level Role, so you could also use the WordPress REST API to interact with users in the WordPress database.
@ten12design Yes, s2Member works with the latest version of WordPress (4.9.4). We’re working on putting out a new update soon.
@fulviods Apologies for the delayed response. What is your ticket number please?
@janetze s2Member has not been abandoned. We’ve fallen behind a bit on updates, but we’ll be putting out a new update soon. The warning you’re seeing on the main page is just because we haven’t updated the “Tested up to:” tag in the readme for the plugin. I’ve gone ahead and done that. 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] DevelopmentYes, intelligently clearing the cache is one of the most important but overlooked features of a WordPress caching plugin and we’ve put a lot of work into making sure that Comet Cache clears the right parts of the cache when it should. 🙂
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Just setup and forget@geetar Thanks so much for the 5-star review! 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Development@geetar I’m glad to hear that you’re enjoying the plugin! 🙂 Yes, the plugin is still in active development. We fell a bit behind on updates but I will be putting out a new version very soon. You can follow development and updates on GitHub: https://github.com/websharks/comet-cache/issues
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Independent Publisher] No menu on posts page@jonlebkowsky In WP Dashboard → Appearance → Customize → General Options, you’ll need to make sure that “Show Nav menu on Single Posts” is enabled.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Independent Publisher] Completely disabling Gravatar@betheroots You should be able to disable Gravatar by simply unchecking “Show Avatars” on the WordPress Dashboard → Settings → Reading page. Otherwise, you’ll want to use a plugin to disable Gravatar. Gravatar integration is a feature of WordPress itself.
That said, I just reviewed the themes codebase again and I see that the theme does make an external call to secure.gravatar.com in
/inc/custom-header.php, inside theindependent_publisher_get_default_header_image()function, so if necessary can refactor that function. However, changes there would likely break future updates to the theme and I recommend using a child theme.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comment Mail] auto confirm registered users or based on user roles?@aptharsia There is an option to Auto-Confirm (see Comment Mail → Config. Options → Auto-Confirm Settings), but it’s either on or off—it’s not yet possible to choose for it to only be enabled for certain roles. If you’d like to add this as a feature request to https://github.com/websharks/comment-mail/issues/ I’ll look into adding it as a feature.
@btcwarrior In the future, please post on the support forum for help with your issues before posting a review.
THEN WordFence started sending me emails telling me that files in Comet cache contained malicious code.
There is no malicious code in the Comet Cache plugin files that can be downloaded from ww.wp.xz.cn or CometCache.com. If Wordfence reported otherwise, then Wordfence is producing a false-positive. If your website is infected with malware and Comet Cache caches the infected pages on your site, Wordfence might report malicious code in the cached files, but this in no way indicates that Comet Cache produced the malicious code.
Then I discovered that even though the plugin was disabled, it was still actively affecting my site- especially interdicting traffic.
If Comet Cache is disabled, it cannot be affecting your site. We provide instructions on the Frequently Asked Questions page here on ww.wp.xz.cn that explains how you can remove Comet Cache if you have trouble deactivating it from the WordPress Admin. Following these instructions removes Comet Cache . We also have removal instructions in a KB article on our website.
If you have some other caching system in place, either via another plugin or via your web hosting company, then those other caching systems could serve a cache when Comet Cache is disabled, but Comet Cache cannot serve a cache when the plugin is disabled.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Clear cache when an article has been deleted@patm2g I’m not able to reproduce the issue you described. I just tested this and Comet Cache clears the cache automatically when a post is deleted.
It sounds to me like some other code on your site (e.g., a plugin or theme) is preventing Comet Cache from working correctly, or possibly even another caching system if you or your host has some other type of caching happening in addition to Comet Cache.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Comet Cache] Clear cache when an article has been deleted@patm2g Have you been able to reproduce this in a clean WordPress installation?