Jack Arturo
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Fatal Error Notify] Can’t get notification. (Not working)Hey @okvee ,
The error in the debug log is the right error 👍. We trigger an error to test the email notifications.
Are you using any kind of 3rd party SMTP plugin on your site? It’s possible that this has not loaded fully by the time the error is being sent.
You can also test with a mail logging plugin like WP Mail Logging (https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wp-mail-logging/) to see if it’s actually being sent.
Finally— because the error notifications contain both code and links, they look *really* suspicious to spam filters (more than usual). Check your spam folder, and also try sending to another email address to see if there’s something specific with your domain name. For example we have our mail hosted at @verygoodplugins.com, and the spam filter on that server was blocking the notifications before it could even get forwarded to our GMail.
Please let us know if any of those tips work for you, as it helps other users who might be searching 🙂
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JackHey @gamicord , sure, WP Fusion can help with that! 🙂
If you want to use the code snippet, you don’t need to use WP Fusion.
What WP Fusion does is sync the birthdays to your email list, so you can send automated emails.
These are the platforms I recommend https://wpfusion.com/reviews/best-crms-for-wordpress/
For you, if you want something basic, I suggest Brevo https://wpfusion.com/reviews/best-crms-for-wordpress/#1-brevo-previously-sendinblue or Groundhogg https://wpfusion.com/reviews/best-crms-for-wordpress/#groundhogg (which is a plugin).
WP Fusion can sync the birthday from Ultimate Member to the CRM, and then you can create an “automation” to automatically send out emails on the correct date.
As for changing the layout of the profile— no, WP Fusion can’t help with that, WP Fusion only syncs your user data with your CRM or email list.
Ultimate Member support might be able to help with customizing the profile layout: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/plugin/ultimate-member/
@saschinger Good question!
You can create a custom restricted content message on a per-post basis (https://wpfusion.com/documentation/getting-started/access-control/#restricted-content-message), but we don’t currently support that based on post type.
We also don’t support protecting post *types* in WP Fusion Lite.
What I would probably do is give every Glossary post type a category or tag, like “Protected”, and then you can protect that category or tag (https://wpfusion.com/documentation/getting-started/access-control/#restricting-access-to-archives-and-categories) and set a redirect to a page that has your custom message on it 😎
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Fatal Error Notify] Major improvementHey @teeboy4real , where are you seeing the admin user ID? 🤔
Hey @gratts ,
Normally a date would be stored in the database as a “string”, i.e. 1998-09-03. WP Fusion can convert this automatically. It accepts basically any format.
But in your case, the date is stored as an “array”, so it’s actually three separate pieces of data— the year, month, and date.
That’s pretty unusual. Do you know what plugin is saving that data?
Our Bento integration doesn’t currently handle dates in that format. If it’s coming from one of the plugins listed here: https://wpfusion.com/documentation/#integrations, we may already support it in the full version of WP Fusion.
Another option would be to use the
wpf_format_field_valuefilter to convert the array back into a timestamp. We have some more info on that here https://wpfusion.com/documentation/filters/wpf_format_field_value/#custom-formatting-for-datesBest
JackYou should enter the public and secret key, then click Authorize with Mautic. Follow the steps here: https://wpfusion.com/documentation/installation-guides/how-to-connect-mautic-to-wordpress/
If you’re getting a 500 error, it sounds like something is corrupted in Mautic. Have you updated it recently?
To start I’d suggest clearing the caches: https://docs.mautic.org/en/troubleshooting
That usually works but if not you can also do maintenance / cleanup by logging in via SSH and running
php bin/console mautic:maintenance:cleanupIf that shows any errors you will need to fix them. This can kind of be a pain.
For example the last time this happened to me I had to:
1. Reset file permissions on the server
2. Upgrade and migrate by runningphp bin/console cache:clear (or rm -rf var/cache/*)
php bin/console mautic:update:find
php bin/console doctrine:migration:status
php bin/console doctrine:migration:migrate3. Run cleanup via
php bin/console mautic:maintenance:cleanup. This showed errors with themtc_lead_event_logtable.
4. Delete the tablemtc_lead_event_log
5. Manually re-add the table
6. Runphp bin/console doctrine:migration:migrateagain
7. Runphp bin/console doctrine:schema:update --forceto rebuild the table scheme of themtc_lead_event_logtableThis is just an example… if your issue is with a different table or component the steps to fix it will be different. But maybe it’s helpful. In my case this fixed the 500 error and got the API working again.
It sounds like Mautic is now expecting an OAuth connection. Did you update Mautic recently?
Can you try
a.) Erasing the Mautic Username
b.) Save the settings
c.) Click the Authorize with Mautic button?This will upgrade the connection to OAuth and should fix the issue. Mautic recommends this now for security anyway.
Hey @ph59 , nope, there’s no limitation on the number of groups you can use, even with WP Fusion Lite.
When you say “synced” what do you mean exactly? Only three of the groups are showing as options in the dropdowns?
Can you try going to the WP Fusion settings and clicking Refresh Available Groups and Fields at the top, to see if that fixes it?
I haven’t seen that one before 🤔
It looks like your OAuth configuration got reset or invalidated somehow. Can you try going to Settings » WP Fusion » Setup and confirm your Public Key and Secret Key are correct?
Make sure they’re correct, and then save the settings. You can also click Re-authorize with Mautic to confirm everything is correct in Mautic.
For more info on the setup process check out our guide at https://wpfusion.com/documentation/installation-guides/how-to-connect-mautic-to-wordpress/
Let us know if that fixes it for you.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Fatal Error Notify] Fantastic plugin that I can’t live withoutThanks @dalereardonmdm !! ♥️♥️♥️
Hey @furqanali945, can you take a look at the steps here and see if that helps? https://fatalerrornotify.com/faq/#troubleshooting
Let us know if that fixes it for you, or what you find as the result of the tests, and we’ll try and get things working properly for you 🙂
Hey @meandesigns 👋, we haven’t seen that one before 🤔.
I can’t find anything on Google either.
If you go to their admin profile in WordPress and try to apply the tag now, does it work?
I wonder if Mailchimp is maybe temporarily locking the subscriber after they’ve been added. Maybe to check if it’s a valid email? But it’s weird that no one else has experienced the same issue.
Are you able to contact Mailchimp support with the email address of an affected subscriber and the error message? Maybe they can look at your account and provide a little more context.
If it’s something like… “Mailchimp needs 0.5 seconds to verify a subscriber’s email address before they can be tagged”, then we can probably build a delay into WP Fusion.
But if Mailchimp needs more time (like… several minutes), then that doesn’t give us a lot of options for tagging them on registration 🤔
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JackGolly, thanks @bionicsquid !! 😊🤩🧡
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Fatal Error Notify] BEST PLUGIN – PERIODThanks @aksteve!!! 🤩
You can try this: https://pastebin.com/pBj7dX2F