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Thanks so much for posting, @roccosiff. I do have developer experience, but it never occurred to me to create a MU plugin. I did, and problem solved 🙂
In case any other non-developers are following, you can’t paste *only* the code snippet in – you need to set it up as a plugin. Googling how to create an MU plugin (or any WordPress plugin, really) should get you what you need.
Apologies – apparently my original post was not clear enough: I tried both filters before coming here for help. Authors still have no access to Media File Renamer.
I am allowing the code snippets containing the filter to run on both the back end and front.
Can you suggest other steps to solve or troubleshoot the issue?
The CleanTalk account is active. There was an old account that is no longer active. I will open a private ticket at CleanTalk.
For the benefit of anyone reading this thread, the issue was resolved by CleanTalk support as follows:
`I changed some settings of the CleanTalk plugin:
• “Use AJAX for JavaScript check” to “Off”
• “Add a CleanTalk Pixel to improve IP-detection” to “Off”
It will reduce the total amount of AJAX requests and help with solving the issue.`
The host reviewed the logs after the time of the change, and the number of requests was significantly reduced.
We hope that setting the CleanTalk Pixel to off won’t cause an uptick in spam. It’s been nearly a week since the change, and the client hasn’t noticed increased spam.
You should have it now.
And, we’re waiting for your e-mail 🙂
The plugin version is 5.173. This is a client’s site – not the site at the URL in my profile.
I’ll contact you shortly with site details, via the link you provided.
NB: I was mistaken when I said the host had previous direct dialogue with CleanTalk support. They looked at other forum posts and their server logs to provide me with the information I passed along to you.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Create] How to export recipesHey Chris & Mediavine!
We faced the same issue with migrating Create Cards to a new site. WP All Import/Export will help you with this.
Not sure whether all the functionality you need would be in the free version or require an upgrade to premium, as we didn’t try free. Whether you need the functionality or not, importing and exporting can be tricky (even with the help of a plugin), and in my experience it is worth considering premium for its excellent support.
Hope that helps 🙂
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In reply to: [Quick Event Manager] Undated Events?Yes, you are correct; these self-serve options are more like a purchase.
We are not using QEM for registration and payments. The client’s courses are set up in Acuity Scheduling, and payments are run through there.
In the editing window for each event, I added the button code to trigger a modal overlay with the purchase/scheduling window.
Mainly we’re using QEM to organize and display the events.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Quick Event Manager] Deactivation & Freemius Opt-In Can’t Be DismissedThanks for replying. Sorry it’s taken me a few days to get back to this problem.
It has not been resolved. I have screen shots and will set up a user account and e-mail you with the details.
1) Love, love, LOVE the latest update. Thank you for all the additions/refinements.
2) IMO there should be a slider for margin so it can be set to zero. Otherwise there are gaps between backgrounds, unless they happen to be white.Leaving in place my CSS override for this one thing, but hoping you guys will agree a margin control slider makes sense 😀
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In reply to: [Stackable - Page Builder Gutenberg Blocks] Feature Block OptionsYes! Thank you 🙂
Mostly I just want the container to contain things 🙂
However, I do like having the option to add a background image or color to set off one page section from another. Setting the background to none is a good option as well.
Honestly, I think you need both.
Related: It would also be good if you could horizontally align Container Blocks in columns like some of the other blocks in the Stackable set.
The stock Gutenberg Columns Block doesn’t adapt to mobile (at least, not as of the last time I tested it a couple of weeks ago) so it’s pretty useless.
When I looked at the demo page for the Container Block I saw that it included backgrounds without border radius and shadows. So I assumed that the settings must be missing/conflicted in my WP install.
Thanks for your reply, Benjamin.
Benjamin – I can’t recall the subscriber_id, but I noticed that behavior when I had the CK plugin installed.
Daniel is correct about it tagging visitors to a given page. I wasn’t taking advantage of that feature and didn’t want the drain on my speed, so I deleted the plugin.
Currently integrating via either embed code or in some cases Gravity Forms.
I don’t know what the plugin version was – wherever it was at about 9-10 months ago.
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In reply to: [Redirection] WordPress database error Table … doesn't exist for queryThanks for posting the solution to this problem, @luigitec. Additionally, I appreciate your comment about handling the fix on an MU installation. It helped me resolve the issue after mere editing didn’t.
I wanted to add a note here in case others run across the same issue and think the fix doesn’t resolve the problem. Before giving up, be sure you’re not on a multi-site install.
In the instance I was dealing with, the client had a site on Bluehost that moved from shared to its managed WP hosting, and I didn’t realize the site was on an MU install.
Another word on deleting the data, which is required for the MU fix: It’s not a big deal to set things up again if you download your redirects. Where to download, however, is not readily apparent.
Look under Tools > Redirection > Modules, then hover your cursor below the module you’re using to see download options. In my case this was WP and I downloaded a CSV.
After wiping the data via the delete button you’ll need to recreate a Group to receive the re-imported redirects. I forgot about this so the first import didn’t show up anywhere. But I can confirm that, when the redirects have a group to go back into, the CSV Import (under Options) restores them perfectly.
Now the client’s error log is a zero-byte file. Yay 🙂
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Genesis Connect for WooCommerce] Update for Genesis 2.0?@petriknz – No, no news.
FWIW, in the 3 – 4 years I’ve been involved with WordPress I have come to understand the problem with “free” plugins. If a developer can’t find some way to pay the bills with his/her labors it seems to sooner or later become difficult to make it a priority as one must contend with things that do keep the kiddies fed and whatnot. Because people that grow food or make clothes don’t just give away the fruits of their labor.
But anyway – off the soapbox. Here is what I did…
Visit the WooCommerce site and take a look at their free Mystile theme. It is fairly minimally styled and is responsive, so it is probably the best place to start “borrowing” styles. View the theme demo and use Chrome Developer Tools or Firebug to see what styles apply to elements that are still problematic after using Genesis Connect. Then you can copy those into your stylesheet.
I am pretty handy with CSS and was glad I thought to check Woo’s themes for a head start on fixing my design. Despite being armed with those assets it took me several hours of work to *mostly* fix the shop area of the site I’m working on. I still have to make some checkout page tweaks, and there are undoubtedly now a lot of unused styles in my stylesheet after all the Woo style blocks I dumped into it. Definitely cleanup to do. But hopefully others can find some help in the Mystile CSS.