Why are you resorting to use php standard sessions, when you actually need to track the user from the moment they have a cart in place.

I see a few reasons why you may need this:

• Track the user activity before they actually have something in their cart.
• Do not rely on whatever WC decides to do with sessions so that you make sure that you got it.
• Other? Maybe, i can’t think of anything else, but i may be missing something.

In any case, you should just use the WC session if it’s active (do not force start it), so that it integrates better with the WC better practices when handling session data.

We’ve reported this like a month ago to your support team, but got no response in regards of a plan to replace this.

Are there any updates on this regard?

There seems to be an issue with the class-kount.admin.php on line 102 and 103. I was wondering if you could help fix it.

PHP Warning: Undefined property: WP_Error::$data in c/wp-content/plugins/kount-fraud-prevention/admin/class-kount-admin.php on line 102

PHP message: PHP Warning: Attempt to read property “ID” on null in /wp-content/plugins/kount-fraud-prevention/admin/class-kount-admin.php on line 103″ while reading response header from upstream

kount-fraud-prevention/kount.php:33

You’re using session_start() to check if the session has started and this is incorrect. session_start() creates a session and returns whether the session was created or not. If headers had been sent it generates a very annoying warning.

Please change to:
if (session_status() !== PHP_SESSION_ACTIVE)

Thanks

We’re currently using the Kount plugin on ~15 different sites with WooCommerce, it looks like the 1.0.9 update that was pushed out last night took most of our sites down.

Here’s the warning I am seeing:

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /srv/users/ecom/apps/sitename/public/wp-content/plugins/kount-fraud-prevention/constants/index.php:372) in /srv/users/ecom/apps/sitename/public/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6878

No other notice/errors – but – it does seem to take the site down.

Hi Support,

kount-admin.css is causing issues in the plugin Product Feed Manager.

Its hiding some fields due to the styles being global without parent class.

Quick fix is to add parent class to all css directly in the kount-admin.css

https://prnt.sc/SuGNZKAaMZmK -> https://prnt.sc/7XhF2-wE4uyI