aecorn

I know it has been patched.
We are unable to go back to a backup, as much has been done to the page since.
I was wondering if you have done any analysis on what happens to a wordpress install (maybe with woocommerce installed also) when introduced to the malware through your plugin. Id like to make sure that there are no leftover backdoors or similar after the infection. And I thought maybe it would be a courtesy to us if you could post what we should clean out after the infection, like the authors of the “flexible checkout field”-plugin did. I tried following their steps, but didnt find anything, and im worried that the malware acts differently through an infection via your plugin.

Thank you so much for the answer!

Hi, did this get implemented? Because Im getting some malformed URLs in woocommerce with your plugin on, Im guessing its related to this topic because they look like this:
https://website.com/products/giftcards/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI0sTnzeWs3wIV0IKyCh1YvAyIEAEYASAAEgK3APD_BwE&add-to-cart=16

It looks like the gclid is being inserted “too early”, and therefore the page only reloads, as I dont think the browser knows how to handle this…
I guess this might be because the add-to-cart, just attaches itself to the end of the current URL and still functions…

Im deactivating your plugin for now, as this is a major issue for my client.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by aecorn.

So I think this tips resolved the issue for me:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/how-to-add-exceptions-to-page-scroll-to-id/

Can I maybe add exceptions to _isValid:function(href,hrefProp) ? Or is this some functionality you can add? Ignoring specific ids when loaded into url?
To make your plugin skip certain loacation.hashes / ids?

Im gonna bump this as my hack got overwritten in an update, and there is still no option for this in the plugin.
We are using this plugin to send emails to admins, not customers.

There is no option to send custom mails NOT to customers.

Just wanted to weigh in with the same issue.

When “Custom Sidebar” is activated, gravity forms return this error in its system status:
Background tasks: cURL error 28: Operation timed out after 2001 milliseconds with 0 bytes received

When disabling this plugin (Custom Sidebars) the error disapears.

Seems like i f-ed up the plugin.
Reverted to working version, and just commented out the line which was troubling me.
Would be nice if this functionality could be added into the main branch, with another checkbox maybe.

//array_push( $recipients, $this->object->get_billing_email() );

If you have default settings in password protected (let admins stay logged in), and FTP access, follow these steps:

• Go into FTP, wp-content>plugins, delete password protected folder
• Login to your wordpress site as admin
• Redownload and activate password protected plugin
• Change password for logging in to the plugin under settings > password protection

Switching to “Say What?” plugin, I think for this use (only switching a couple of lines from the original translations) it might work better.

Ive had problems on both Godaddy and Proisp-servers.
They are both linux i think, running php 5.4+
I did not have any extra security running on godaddy install.

If you keep seing problems like this, it might be worth it for you / woocommerce to investigate why the compatability issues persist. This might need to go in the docs somewhere as requirements for the combo to work. They list you as the translation plugin of choice on their site.
https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/woocommerce-localization/

The PO and MO are both less than 1mb, so I dont see how this should be an issue…
Man Im having a lot of troubles with this…
Could there be something wrong with Woocommerces language files?

As I said, other plugins seem to work fine. Even buddypress, which Im guessing should be big as well…

Yeah, seems I was a bit bad at explaining exactly what I was doing to achieve the issue, but seems like you figured it out.
Thank you for being responsive!

Steps to reproduce an error:

Fresh install wordpress 4.9.1 (godaddy)
Change language to Deutch
Download and activate Woocommerce
Download and activate Loco Translate

Edit translation of Deutch (100%)
Try changing something and saving.

Error: Request Entity Too Large

Maybe the PO/MO is just too large for a huge plugin like Woocommerce?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by aecorn.

Yeah man…
Maybe just stick with pasting CSS into your description, write a guide for your client.

At least we’ve pointed out a couple of issues that the plugin-authors need to take into consideration:

The differing CSS of variables/bundles/products in different themes.

The differing time-formats in International countries.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by aecorn.

If you missed the answer on the previous page, please read that first, this is just a tip.

If you want to check up on variables inside a function (just for debugging etc.)
You can use the echo-php command.
For example I was using this to check up on my variables and see what was going on:

    echo $show_hide_datetime;
    echo "<br />";
    echo "current time mysql " . current_time( 'mysql' );

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by aecorn.