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  • Thread Starter WordTech

    (@wordtech)

    MANY Thanks!!

    I’ve include the redirects simply adding:

    Redirect /old-entry/ http://www.myweb.com/new-entry

    And works ok. I suppuse it’s correct according with the google issue, isn’t it?

    I’ll go into the webmasters monitoring as soon as I can πŸ™‚

    Regards

    Thread Starter WordTech

    (@wordtech)

    Many thanks again for your help, RossMitchell,

    I finally uploaded my web after getting completely crazy, the problem was a memory limit in my hosting, but they ‘didn’t notice’ this after I called around 20 times and spend 20 hours trying all the solutions I found to upload the new web.

    I tryed several proccess but finally I used “DUPLICATOR”.

    Now I’ve another doubt, perhaps you can lend me a hand:

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/redirect-pages-of-old-web-to-ones-in-the-new?replies=1#post-6737459

    Thanks again

    Thread Starter WordTech

    (@wordtech)

    Many thanks again, RossMitchell,

    From another computer I’ve the same problem. I’m going to try the procedure again from the beggining, firstly modifying the urls from phpmyadmin not from the sql file.

    I’ll tell later.

    Regards

    Thread Starter WordTech

    (@wordtech)

    Sorry, I write again to clear I’ve also remove all tables from the database and upload the new one.

    I’ve also rename all references from ‘http://localhost/web/’ to ‘http://mydomain.com’ in the .SQL file before importing (to change references valid in xammp to the ones valid in “real”.

    I have also and set correct username and password in wp-config.php (database name is the same it was).

    Am I missing something?

    Regards

    Thread Starter WordTech

    (@wordtech)

    Many many thanks for your answer, RossMitchell.

    all the wordpress installation is inside a ‘web’ folder in the hosting, I’ve just rename old web to “web old” and upload the new one.

    The .htaccess of the old web is this:

    # BEGIN WordPress
    <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /
    RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
    </IfModule>
    
    # END WordPress

    And the .htaccess of the new web is like this:

    # BEGIN WordPress
    <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /web/
    RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteRule . /web/index.php [L]
    </IfModule>
    
    # END WordPress

    As you can see, the only differece is the path for RewriteBase and RewriteRule, while in the old web was set to / in the new appears as /web/

    Of course I’ve try to configure in the new web exactly as it was in the old one, but the problem persist.

    I’d really really thank you if you can help me

    Regards

    Thread Starter WordTech

    (@wordtech)

    I would like to have an answer to this from WowSlider, and I’m sure there can be someone thinking in purchasing this product and the final decision of purchase depends on the fact that this product works on firefox or not.

    I spent my money too fast, perhaps others make a better decision than I did…

    Regards

    Thread Starter WordTech

    (@wordtech)

    I can wait a bit and I understand that those issues needs some tieme to fix, but it’s needed an aim to solve things ang give customers a good service and support (and you’ve not demonstrate it to me by now, I hope it change now)

    You have sent me a mail saying that the problem is a firefox’s problem and not yours, in this mail I understand you’re not going to fix it.

    In your web you announce on first page this:

    Widest compatibility for all possible browsers, devices, web standards

    WOWSlider looks and works flawlessly on all mobile devices, modern and legacy browsers, including IE6, thanks to the standards compliant, valid, semantic markup and thoroughly optimized script

    If you have no intention of fixing it you should change this text on your site and say something like this:

    Widest compatibility for all possible browsers except firefox, but it’s not our fault, but mozilla.

    Regards

    Thread Starter WordTech

    (@wordtech)

    Hi Wowslider,

    I’ve try other slides in firefox and doesn’t suffer the problem, I only notice with WowSlider and as I told you via mail, it happends in Windows and in Linux.

    I hope your words doesn’t mean that you’re not going to update your slider to fix the problem, it would make you look a very little trustable company and would confirm me that purchasing your product is wasting my money.

    Regarsd

    Thread Starter WordTech

    (@wordtech)

    I have this problem since nine days and I have no real answer from Wowslider, they demonstrate the support they give is a shame and I feel they want me to get tyred of it and stay with my money for a product that doesn’t work properly.

    Regards

    Thread Starter WordTech

    (@wordtech)

    Hi WOWSlider.com,

    The web I’m developing now is in local (Xammp) and I can’t give you a link, but I have install yout plugin in another site and create a test page:

    http://www.elhtpc.es/wow-slider-test/

    I’ve try to upload the generated zip copying it to “./wp-content/uploads/wow-slider-plugin/import/” and then import with the button “Input from folder”.

    I’ve update the plugin inside wordpress to the versiΓ³n 7.1 that have been published 2 hours ago having no result (the problem persists).

    I’ve try to include the code of the slider in a fixed size div (simply for testing):

    <div style=”width:300px;”>[wowslider id=”2″]</div>

    The result is the same, the image appears smaller (limited by the widht of the div container) but the change of the size in the moment of transition is the same. The problem is then some kind of incompatibility of the internal code of the plugin with the Firefox browser.

    Regards

    Thread Starter WordTech

    (@wordtech)

    I want to thank the interest and helping to Armando Miami, I finally installed and configure WP-Mail-SMTP and now emails are delivered.

    So, to anyone with my problem, this is a great solution if Contact Form 7 doesn’t deliver the emails by default.

    Regards

    Thread Starter WordTech

    (@wordtech)

    Thanks again, Takayuki, unfortunately I can’t make it work. In the past I had many problems with the mail contact system and after a lot work I found solution using PHPmailer in the way I was trying to do with your Contact Form 7.

    I’ve read the links you told me, but the only thing I think I could do is using SPF and DKIM, but I don’t know how to.

    At this moment I have my new web on local (Xammp), so I tell you what I have done:

    -Go to New Contact form.
    -On first From: replace “[email protected]” with “[email protected]
    -Activate “Use second mail” and replace the “From” with my personal gmail account.

    As a result, no mail is received, nor in the specified one nor in the entered on form.

    Do I have to configure anything else? Using PHPmailer I have to specify via code the password of the account I use to send mail, It seems to me very weird that I can send an email without using the password, do I have to enter it in somewhere? I’ve look at the options of your plugin but I see nothing.

    Of course, if I replace the code on “private function mail()” with my phpmailer code the mail arrives like a charm, but I have the problem that I don’t know how to get the values of the contact form (name, email, phone, subjetc and message):

    [your-name]
    [your-email]
    [tel-350]
    [your-subject]
    [your-message]

    So I have to manually specify those values to PHPmailer via code.

    If you could tell me how to get those values in the “private function mail()” I could send the mails using Contact Form 7 but in the way I do with the old web, and I know it works great with my server.

    In you can’t help me with this, for me it’s not a problem if I can send the mails and they arrive since you have this option of “second mail”, but as I told, I unfortunately don’t get it πŸ™

    I mean I have no interest at all in modifying your code, I simply want it to work for me, but I think if I could get the values and using PHPmailer as I did it could be very easy for me, perhaps easier than trying the other solution of leaving the “WPCF7_Mail::send( $contact_form->prop( ‘mail’ ), ‘mail’ );” and trying to figure out why I don’t receive any mail.

    Many thanks and regards

    Thread Starter WordTech

    (@wordtech)

    Many thanks for your answer, Takayuki Miyoshi,

    I must be doing something wrong then. If I use original plugin the web says that mail has been sent but it never arrives, if I change the code to use:

    include(“phpmailer/class.phpmailer.php”);
    $mail = new PHPMailer();
    …….

    Then the mail arrives, but I don’t know where to get the form fields from πŸ™

    Regards

    Thread Starter WordTech

    (@wordtech)

    Hi Armando Miami,

    Many thanks for the answer, I’ll look for this “WP-Mail-SMTP” and try.

    Everyways I would like to do what I wanted to, mainly because I want to send a second mail to the person who fill the contact form, an html formatted with something like:

    Hi [name filled in the form]

    Many thanks for contacting us, we will contact you as soon as possible..

    Visit our facebook page at… ….

    I don’t know if using WP-Mail-SMTP I can do it, I’ll try if I can’t do as I wanted at first moment.

    Regards and thanks

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