Juergen Schulze

I know what deprecated error messages are.

Please just solve this issue. I can’t work as long as every page is flooded with this messages. Or I have to switch strict error messages on and off.

I got the same problem.

F****** gutenberg. I go back to classic editor.

No, it wasn’t removed. Had to move it manually.

Ok. I am tracking down the error/problem.

I modified your file newsletter/unsubscription/unsubscription.php

Line 56: die($url);

gives me the final redirection url

https://mydomain.com/newsletter-2/?nm=unsubscribed&nk=30-3e9bcba234

when I call this manually everything is fine and you can read the unsubscription message as wanted.

But when I remove line 56 again wp_redirect in line 57 does NOT work. Redirect goes to start page.

I had to change line 57 from

wp_redirect($url);

to

wp_redirect($url);exit;

Read: https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/functions/wp_redirect/

state: “Note: wp_redirect() does not exit automatically, and should almost always be followed by a call to exit;”

Now it seems to work.

You should add an exit to every wp_redirect.

It looks like my mail provider is manipulating the url.

So now it shows the right value again:

https://mydomain.com/?na=uc&nk=30-883830bd9d&nek=70-

Problem is that this url still does not show any unsubscription message

• This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by Juergen Schulze.

SAME HERE

PLEASE CORRECT THIS BUG AT ONCE

I am not talking about deactivation. I am talking about deleting.

When I delete a plugin i expect every data to be removed – as long as I am not informed or asked about the opposite.

I don’t want any lose data to remain in my database, especially when I am not able to edit or use it by any other plugin.

The “good” thing about the error is that it only appeared on a development platform.

It did not appear in the wild.

Anyways, thanks for your effords

Seems only to happen after update and BEFORE you accept to update woocommerce database to new version.
but I am not 100% sure.

Hmm one very small bug.

As long as you don’t give out a name to your list it does not appear in the search drop down list.

But I guess, you are right. It’s better to use the GREAT function to detect inactive users and sort them out in the background.

Well, it’s not only because of GDPR. It’s also because I have to pay for my sendings. And I would prefer to sent my mails to really interested people than to some where my mail is automatically sorted into a spam folder without being read.

Thanks very much for your affords

Forget it – found the setting…

Could it be I already complaint about this some days ago?

Damn, this f****** GDPR really drives me nuts.

For me the most important is: why do you use a remote wp-slimstat.min.js?

That way every scanner and tracker hunter knows that I am using slimstat.

Why not locally?