andybrna

ok solved it, there were entries in the wp_sitemeta table relating to auto_core_update_failed.
Not sure what caused this, but either an admin or auto update obviously. At least I can remove these from the DB to get rid of the error message.

For example can anyone explain to me the code:

$comparison = ! empty( $failed['critical'] ) ? '>=' : '>';
                if ( version_compare( $failed['attempted'], $wp_version, $comparison ) )

Where does it get the two versions form, $wp_version and $comparison?

Hi Christian,

ok problem solve, have just looked through the output from query monitor and the issue is obvious:

41 SELECT option_value
FROM wp_options
WHERE option_name = ‘ga_mu_site_specific_allowed’

This has got screwed up somehow in the database and reverted to off/0.

So there is no issue with your plugin, thanks very much for replying all the same

thanks, Andy.

Nobody? Would be nice to get a yes or no if possible with respect to having an email address defined by a dynamic field but not being visible in the page source,

thanks for any info, Andy.

Ok, I see there exists dynamichidden however the email address is still visible if you download the page, ie it is still possible for spammers to harvest the email address.

Any solution to this where I can use the dynamic value to send the email without making it visible to spammers in the page itself?

thanks, Andy.

Ok, so I’ve got this working by putting this code in the form:

[dynamictext dynamicname id:dynamicname uneditable "CF7_bloginfo show='admin_email'"]

and then setting the email “To:” field to [dynamicname]. But I don’t want the admin_email address to appear in the form, I just want to dynamically put the admin_email as the “To:” address, can I achieve this somehow?

thanks, Andy.

Is it worth my while trying to debug this script or is there any reason I shouldn’t just bypass the wordpress code all together and access the DB directly? Ie use Perl to do a bulk update of the DB…

ok thanks…