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This screenshot is tag that fires only on shop page and home page.
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Please help

Is this a known issue that there is a fix for? The plugin is updated to the latest version.

HELP?

We’re running a site on Amazon servers with WP-SES, which appeared to be working perfectly until May 15th or 16th, 2017. The client reported no longer receiving emails from the site as expected starting May 16th, 2017. Looking in our email log (Using WP Mail Logging on the site), all emails since the one sent on 2017-05-16 11:05:11 have returned the error ‘Could not instantiate mail function.’ Prior emails worked fine.

The site was updated to WP 4.7.5 on 2017-05-16 23:17:49. Though this is *later* than the first email fail I suspect it *could* have something to do with server clock and/or timezones… so still seems the likely culprit.

More likely… it appears that someone, possibly the client or an auto-update attempt was done via bulk plugin uploader for WP SES from v0.49 to v??

Here’s the data from Simple History.

Key Value
id 70387
logger SimplePluginLogger
level info
date 2017-05-15 11:49:53
message Updated plugin “{plugin_name}” to {plugin_version} from {plugin_prev_version}
initiator wp_user
context_message_key plugin_bulk_updated
plugin_slug wp-ses

Now what’s strange:

When I got word from the client about the issue, I first noted that there was a message in the WP Admin area that ‘WP-SES has been deactivated because the plugin file does not exist.”

I ftp’d in and yes, there was no plugin – WP SES folder was there, and the log directory was there, and nothing else.

I copied the version 0.49 plugin over from the Dev site, and WP saw it, though test emails still didn’t fire.

The WP Admin Plugin area notified of update available from 0.49 to 0.70 and I tried updating. It failed. I ftp’d in and saw that all the files I’d added had been deleted except the log folder again.

I thought to try to delete WP SES entirely and replace from scratch via FTP. So I tinkered with permission levels in FileZilla, successfully changing them. Nevertheless Filezilla was unable to delete the files – permission denied.

Noting also that Simple History’s title for the update event reads “Updated plugin “” to from 0.4.9″ I would think there should be a name there? Seemingly something lost in translation.

So… needing help with this.

Thanks.

Firstly beautiful plugin – thank you!

Though I have an issue that if I insert the URL into an HREF tag via Javascript when the document is ready, the plugin doesn’t recognise the image and so ignores the link. You can see this here, under the Gallery section: https://pitfarmtennis.co.uk/home-test/.
The first 68 images work fine, as their links are already there, but if you click view more images, those images have had their links inserted via javascript, as shown below, and so the plugin doesn’t seem to recognise them. Is there any way aroudn this please?

Very many thanks

<script type=”text/javascript”>
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
<?php $imagesids2 = array_slice($imagesids, 8); ?>
var images = [ <?php foreach( $imagesids as $imageid2 ): echo “‘” . wp_get_attachment_image_src( $imageid2, $size=’large’ )[0] . “‘, “; endforeach; ?> ];
$(“.viewfullalbum<?php echo $albumcount; ?>”).click(function() {
$(‘.gallery-album-contents-<?php echo $albumcount; ?> .gallery-photo’).each(function(i, obj) {
$(obj).css(“background-image”, “url(“+images[i]+”)”);
$(obj).parents().eq(1).attr(“href”, images[i]);
});

$(“.gallery-album-contents-<?php echo $albumcount; ?> .gallery-photo-container-parent”).css(“display”, “inline”);
$(“.viewfullalbum<?php echo $albumcount; ?>”).css(“display”, “none”);
});
});
</script>
<?php $imagesids2 = array_slice($imagesids, 8); ?>
<?php foreach( $imagesids2 as $imageid2 ): ?>
<div class=”gallery-photo-container-parent” style=”display: none;”>
“> <!– Javascript inserts href=”…” here –>
<div class=”gallery-photo-container”>
<div class=”gallery-photo”></div><!– Javascript inserts style=”background-image: url(”)” here –>
</div>

</div>
<?php endforeach; ?>

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I saw this post on Stack Overflow about this issue being caused by 404’s: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4372596/wordpress-why-is-the-init-hook-invoked-multiple-times

However, I’ve cleared up all of my 404 issues, and still the problem occurs. Does anyone have an idea as to where I can start looking to resolve the issue?

on_sent_ok: "alert('ok');"

That doesn’t alert anything.

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