adriansanduws

I’ve edited my review and added up a few more details based on my experice in the past few months.

As I’ve said, I had no issues for years. One of machines has 16x vCores with 32 GB alocated Ram running on AMD EPYC 2.
The server is not running out of memory or CPU power, no other errors in any of the logs.

Actually the site works just fine even without object cache, but I installed it anyway because wordpress was complaining in it’s health widget.

So in my case, it’s not worth it to try and debug it. All I’m saying is that it used to “just work” till a couple of updates ago.

I have the same issue with the latest version of the plugin. I had to rollback to an older version.

And it doesn’t matter how much memory you give to wp, it will still run out of it.

in 2.3 you say you fixed reply-to header being added in some cases, well congrats, now the reply-to header is not being added at all in any woocommerce emails.

I had to rollback.

This update is adding bogus empty html tags and ruining all forms styles. For some reason some websites don’t have the extra tags added in the output.

Anyway, Always hate it when devs add extra junk to the html output. Or when they add new functions that are turned on by default.

If you add new features that could break stuff, set them off by default and let users turn them on if they want/need to use them.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by adriansanduws.

This is starting to be anoying. For 3 years now there was no issue, but now WF decides TablesPress 1.14 has a critical vulnerability, although the CVE says it’s upto v1.9.2.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by adriansanduws.

Hello,

The only way you can force the featured image to show on any/all social media platforms is to have the opengraph tags added right.

Please take a look at plugins that can do that for you https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search/opengraph+plugins/

Hello there,

A link to your site/post where this happens would help further troubleshooting.

My guess is that somehow the author avatar gets higher priority in code than your feature image. And if your theme doesn’t specify the feature image through opengraph tags to be the “go to image for sharing”, the social platforms then take the first image they can grab from your post/page.

If your theme doesn’t use proper opengraph tags, you can always use a wordpress plugin that adds/specify those tags for you https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search/opengraph+plugins/

Same here! Will have to try the en-us version to see if it gets the stable version.