aenea
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My issue is resolved. Happy for you to mark this as resolved.
But, I’d like to suggest that, in a future release of the plugin, you add a check for the email address to which the test message is being sent and, if it is blank, issue a helpful error message and don’t proceed to try and send the email.
Doh! I just realised it was my own error. I had clicked on the ‘Send Test Email’ button without entering an email address for the test message to be sent to. Once I looked in the Email Log, my error was apparent. But it might be nice if your plugin gave a more helpful message in response to such a mistake. I would have attached a screen shot, showing the (unhelpful) error message but there doesn’t seem to be the facility to attach a file here.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Spurious automatic updates starting messagesDisabling debug mode is fine for my Live site but not for the Test site where I use it to keep an eye on the effects of updates and changes. It seems an uneccessary irritation to have these reports cluttering up the file, especially since I don’t have automated plugin updates switched on.
The reply to a post I made to the ticket you mention was as follows:
‘This is unrelated to this bug report. Could you please open a new enhancement ticket for this request?’
Which wasn’t very helpful.
And I don’t know how to open an enhancement ticket.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Spurious automatic updates starting messagesHas anyone devised a filter that will stop these messages from being written to the debug log file? Looking at the ticket mentioned by @threadi above it would appear that the WordPress developers are not regarding this as a problem and are ignoring it. The messages are now appearing in the logs for my Test website which is a real nuisance.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Independent Analytics] WP version compatibilityI’m on WordPress 6.6.2 and have just recently installed this plugin. But ‘View details’ screen is still saying ‘Compatible up to 6.5.5’ and giving warning message
Warning: this plugin has not been tested with your current version of WordPress.Apologies. I meant to reply earlier but life intervened.
I was hoping there might be a solution that avoids having to use https. The site in question is just a test site for my own purposes to try things out before I implement them in the live site (which is https). Our service provider charges for SSL certificates and I can’t justify the expense of that for the test site.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Spurious automatic updates starting messagesAs said by @kanlukasz and others, switching off debug mode is not an answer to this question. Debug mode is helpful for monitoring and having these unneccessary reports just clutters it up. I’ve added my ha’pence worth to the ticket referenced above by @threadi . Let’s hope someone takes notice.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Weekend columns are squashedThanks for the help. Problem was a combination of having had a previous Calendar application installed which, although disabled, was still lingering in the cache. Clearing the cache fixed the problem and now that all is working I can go ahead and delete the old Calendar app.
Now getting error message for hook: wordfence_processAttackData :
Cron unschedule event error for hook: wordfence_processAttackData, Error code: could_not_set, Error message: The cron event list could not be saved., Data: {“schedule”:false,”args”:[]}Closely followed by this warning message:
PHP Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /var/www/web/wp-includes/functions.php:5309) in /var/www/web/wp-includes/feed-rss2-comments.php on line 8
Wondering if there might be a link as this warning message has also been appearing after the wordfence_batchReportFailedAttempts error.
Looking at the live traffic at the time these messages were logged, I can see that a bot was accessing the RSS feeds.Any help with this mystery would be much appreciated.
Nothing reporting as overdue in the cron job details but listing makes no mention of the hook wordfence_batch. Where does that come form?
All seems to be running OK but I’m getting repeated occurrences of the error message I listed in my query. Since it started on 2 July, there have been ~70 occurrences. It doesn’t occur every day but often occurs multiple times on the same day.
For example: on 1 Aug it occurred 5 times, all with the same timestamp (15:27:26 UTC). On 2 Aug, it occurred 6 times but each with a different timestamp. Just once on 3 Aug, 6 times on 4 and 5 Aug. 3 times on 6 Aug (all with same timestamp), 2 times on 7 Aug, once on 8 Aug, 2 times on 9 Aug, 4 times on 10 Aug, nothing on 11 and 12 Aug, once on 13 Aug, nothing on 14 Aug and twice on 15 Aug. Nothing, so far, today.
I can’t make out any regular pattern from these occurrences.Any further suggestions?
Works a treat. Thanks.
Here are links to two screenshots.
http://test.pushingouttheboat.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/home-page.jpg
The first is of our home page where you can see a testimonial displayed in italics, with the name of the person who gave the testimonial (J Graeme Roberts) beneath it. This is a slider, with testimonials being refreshed every few seconds. I use design-1 for the display, with some customised CSS to remove the big green quote mark and adjust the font size of the other quote marks.
You’ll notice that there is no title above the testimonial (which is how I want it to appear). I’ve only been able to achieve this by leaving the Title field blank for all the testimonials – see the second screenshot.
http://test.pushingouttheboat.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/testimonials-dashboard.jpg
The problem with this is that, when I view the list of testimonials in the dashboard (as in the second screensot), I can’t see the name of the people who gave the testimonials. This information is stored in the ‘Client Name’ field which is not visible until I open the testimonial for editing, making it awkward to find a particular testimonial for editing.
I experimented with setting the title of the testimonial to the Client Name but then I couldn’t find any way to avoid this being displayed by the slider.I can think of two ways you could help to solve my problem
a) Add another column to the dashboard in which to display the Client Name.
or
b) Add another parameter to the slider shortcode enabling the display of the title to be switched off.I don’t mind which of these options you pick but would be very grateful if you could implement one or other (or both) of them.
Thanks.- This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by aenea.
Problem was solved by ensuring that a ‘Max height’ was specified in the Dimensions settings.
Poses a slight problem since the option to export a single popup is not working at the moment. (I reported this via an online chat.) However, I think I’ve been able to extract the relevant code from an export of all my popups. I’d rather not include it here so can you give me an email address to send it to?
Here are the full details of the jQuery deprecation warning I receive. It is identified as occurring in one of the files included in your plugin.
Time: 2022-05-16 14:50:18 Notice: \'ready\' event is deprecated Plugin or theme: Plugin: WP Testimonials with rotator widget File location: http://test.pushingouttheboat.co.uk/wp-content/plugins/wp-testimonial-with-widget/assets/js/slick.min.js Triggered on page: http://test.pushingouttheboat.co.uk/?preview_id=5&preview_nonce=1aa9999ce7&_thumbnail_id=-1&preview=trueIt doesn’t cause me any problems, I just thought you might be interested in the fact that your plugin is causing a jQuery deprecation.
