Jack Arturo
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Yes you can also update the filter so that it runs only on specific URLs.
But I recommend fixing the security issue with your URL rather than trying to bypass the unsafe URL check.
@vinifrozi This error means that WordPress either thinks the destination URL is invalid, or unsafe.
For example if you entered http://mautic.mysite.com, and Mautic was installed at https://mautic.mysite.com (with an “s”), WordPress will block you from connecting, to prevent anyone from potentially stealing your data.
I would confirm that the URL is correct or maybe contact your hosting company to see if there are any issues with your Mautic subdomain. For example a special rule in your hosts file, or an invalid SSL certificate.
As an extreme measure, you can bypass this security check with a filter. That looks like this:
add_filter( 'http_request_args', function( $args ) { $args['reject_unsafe_urls'] = false; return $args; } );However, in that case the connection between WordPress in Mautic is not guaranteed to be secureβ and it’s possible for people to intercept or steal your data. So I recommend not using that snippet, and instead working to try to figure out what’s wrong with your Mautic install URL π
Gotcha. Yup, that makes sense! We’ll make that change for next week’s update. Thanks! π
Hey @northernbeacheswebsites , thanks for the report!
WPB_PLUGIN_DIR is defined in js_composer.php of the WPBakery plugin. That is still there for me in the latest WPBakery 6.11.0: https://pastebin.com/7g2tDWx3
Can you let me know which version of WPBakery / Visual Composer you’re running so we can try and reproduce the warning?
Thanks again!
Jack
Hey @myrafletcher can you tell me what fields you are trying to sync?
It really depends on the fields. Core fields like Name, email, and user ID should always sync.
But if youβve registered a custom field or are trying to sync something via custom code, weβll need to know about it in order to assist you π@myrafletcher What exactly are you changing in WordPress that isn’t being synced?
For example, the First Name? Email Address? A custom field?
You’ll want to make sure that any fields you want to sync are enabled and mapped to Pipedrive fields. We have an overview of that at https://wpfusion.com/documentation/getting-started/syncing-contact-fields/
Also, FYI, to sync data from Pipedrive back to WordPress automatically, you will need to set up a webhook: https://wpfusion.com/documentation/webhooks/pipedrive-webhooks/. This is not available in WP Fusion Lite. However with WP Fusion Lite you can load data from Pipedrive on login, using a shortcode, or via a special URL. We have some more info on that at https://wpfusion.com/documentation/getting-started/displaying-crm-data-in-wordpress/ π
Hey @commontater ,
You probably don’t need the MailerLite plugin, although it’s different from WP Fusion.
The official plugin (https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/official-mailerlite-sign-up-forms/) gives you a visual way of adding MailerLite signup forms to your site. People then fill out the form and get added as ML subscribers β
WP Fusion keeps your users in sync with ML subscribers. So when a user creates an account (for example at checkout), they get synced to MailerLite. WP Fusion does not help with embedding MailerLite optin forms.
However, it’s quite easy to create a form in MailerLite and just copy/paste the embed code into a WordPress page. So I don’t think there’s any reason you’d need the official ML plugin π
Ok that update is out now, once you update, click Reauthorize with HubSpot one time and that will grant the new scopes ππ
Ah yup, good catch. Didn’t realize they’d changed that!
So, it looks like custom objects are out of beta, and we don’t need to use a separate API key at all π
*However*, WP Fusion requires additional scopes to do that.
We’ll have an update out for the Lite plugin next week. When you install that update you’ll need to click Authorize With HubSpot one time from the Setup tab, and that will grant the additional
crm.objects.custom.read, andcrm.objects.custom.writepermissions, and then WPF will be able to read and write to your custom objects on its own… you won’t need a separate key or private app πThanks for the kind review @andriantudor1 π
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Fatal Error Notify] WP CLI or Bulk Update Option for Email AddressSure we can do that. We were about to release an update anyway for 6.2 compatibility, I’ve gone ahead and added two CLI endpoints. That’s available now in v1.5, docs at https://fatalerrornotify.com/documentation/#wp-cli π
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Fatal Error Notify] WP CLI or Bulk Update Option for Email AddressHey @dynamiczach π
Great question! The settings are all stored together in
vgp_fen_settingsin the options table.You could, via WP CLI, copy the options from one site to another. But there isn’t a way to update the notification email specifically.
In a perfect world, how would you prefer it? WP CLI, or a constant in wp-config.php? Both? Let me know and we can look at adding it for the next update.
Thanks @thejsnbrwn !! π
Hey @famarast I’m going to assume this issue is resolved and close the thread, but please let us know if it comes up again or we can assist further.
Thanks Ben!! π