acjohnson1985

Fixed, thank you!

I am having the same exact issue, oddly TEC 6.7.1 includes a change called “Fix – Ensure Latest Past Events appear properly in Category views [TEC-4991]” so this is likely the regression that caused this in my layman’s opinion.

I attempted the plugin upgrade to 1.4.2 but unfortunately I had the same result, plugin appears to lose the live PayPal account configuration rendering the existing donation buttons broken…

Here is what is displayed on the rendered webpage

Good to know, and appreciate the clarification Scott.

I will have to test the plugin upgrade again in the future. One thing that would be awesome for you to take a look at (and would make me more likely to keep using your future plugin releases) would be this commit here.

I know it is for the previous feature release, but if this could be added to 1.4.x that would be really great.

Thank you!
Aaron

Okay, here’s a follow up: I have had more memory usage issues on our server even after disabling this plugin so I no longer think that the increased memory usage is this plugin’s fault. We have recently received a significant increase in traffic on our site so I believe the memory usage increase is a direct result of our traffic increase.

However, the firefox compatibility issue when uploading pdfs is still occurring when the plugin is enabled. I have not tested this in a test environment however, but whenever I enable the plugin on our wordpress site and then try to upload a pdf using firefox it just hangs and never finishes.

Thank you for the response. If there is any specific testing/troubleshooting steps that I can follow please let me know. If the problem is unidentifiable on your end then I will set up a test environment to try and reproduce the problem on my end.

Yeah, except that it worked just fine until I upgraded to WP 3.5.1 and we’ve been running the same configuration since WP 2.x without any issues… Something got changed in 3.5.1 and now it does not work the way that it did before so making a tiny code change to allow an invalid SSL certificate fixes the problem.

Once finished running the Network Update, simply change CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST back to true and your done. Seems like a good solution to me if you are unwilling to pay for a wildcard cert or if you choose to use a self-signed cert…

Would you please post a better solution then?

I am having an issue with version 3.0 and 3.0.1 of this plugin on our multisite wordpress network. I was hoping the update to 3.0.1 would resolve the issue but it has not.

The problem is that all child sites on our wordpress network get an error when trying to login. I then tried commenting out these lines in wp-config.php:

define(‘FORCE_SSL_LOGIN’, true);
define(‘FORCE_SSL_ADMIN’, true);

…and then I was able to login to the child sites but they’re dashboards were unencrypted. I then went into the HTTPS settings page on one of the child sites and clicked ‘force for administration’ and then I was no longer able to login to that child site again and was receiving the same error message as before.

I needed the site back online so I downgraded to 2.0.4 and the problems went away but I didn’t copy/paste the errors that I got, sorry.

I can try to replicate the issue in a test environment when I get time but I thought I’d better report the issue here first.

Okay well I’d test it for you but I need to know where to download the latest trunk code.

Okay, sorry for the double post. I see the fix was posted to this thread:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-subscribe2-bug-in-80

But when I download 8.1 from the link in the thread the Readme still shows 8.0… Is this really 8.1 even thought the Readme says otherwise?