blegrand
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In reply to: [Broken Link Checker] Could BLC be behind the IP spamming our server ?Hello Zafer, thanks for your help.
To be absolutely sure I correctly assess the situation : can you confirm that, when using BLC in local mode, everything happens with our own IP, and no bot from WPMU/BLC with one of these IPs you mentionned (or another) is involved ?
It seems obvious but i’d rather double check my assumptions.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [MC4WP: Mailchimp for WordPress] User sync doesn’t sync usersThank you, I wasn’t aware the extension had been abandoned.
I’ll try what you suggest, thank you ??Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Invoices for WooCommerce] Fatal error during order completionJust did, thank you for the super-fast fix ??
As i said in the review, i’ll purchase the paid version as soon as possible ??Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Invoices for WooCommerce] Fatal error during order completionIndeed, updating to 2.6.4 fixed it for me, thanks !
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In reply to: [Invoices for WooCommerce] Fatal error during order completionSame for me.
I get an internal server error message when passing payment, and also, an fatal error when trying to cancel / refund an order (the fatal error doesn’t prevent the order from being set to cancelled / refund though).I use version 2.6.3 on WooCommerce 2.6.14
- This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by blegrand.
Hi,
yes it’s precisely the case.
I found a solution, using a custom filter by the WPMandrill plugin : when the email sent is a BNFW notification, remove extra br from content.It fixed my problem, here’s the code I came up with to do so :
function fix_duplicate_br($data) { if(strpos($data['tags']['automatic'][0],"wp_BNFW_Engine") !== false) { $data['html'] = preg_replace( '/(<\/?br\ ?\/?>)/', ' ', $data['html'] ); } return $data; } add_filter('mandrill_payload', 'fix_duplicate_br');
Sorry it’s not entirely related to BNFW, but i suppose other users might have similar problems. Hope it’ll help !
(for context : my previous review was lower, since there was a bug, but the author solved it in less than 24h, which is really cool). Now the plugin is worth a 5 stars review. Cheers !
Fixed ! Awesome,thank you ??
Will update my review right away. Thanks a lot !Alright, i’ll be around ?? Good luck with that and thanks for the great support ??
I found 5 occurrences in overrides.php and replaced them with $notify, but that didn’t fix the issue.
Ok so i’ve deactivated all my plugins (including yours), and emptied my theme functions.php file. I’m basically running a vanilla 4.3 WordPress.
Registering a user in these conditions : I get the email right, with username and link to setup password.
I then reactivate your plugin, delete the user, register again : I get the email messed up.
Maybe you can replicate on your side ?
Sure will ??
Hi Jack, thank you for responding so quickly.
USERNAMEISOK is just a placeholder i used, but the real username indeed does appear in the email : it’s the expected behaviour, so it’s ok.
The problem is : instead of having the following string (or something similair : I get mine in french) :
“To configure your password, go to the following URL?:
<https://www.mysite.com/wordpress/wp-login.php?action=rp&key=somekey&login=Username>”All I get is a weird “Password : both”
The reason why I believe it has to do with your plugin is that the situation goes back to normal when I deactivate it, and goes wrong again when I reactivate.
I’ve searched for “both” in wp-includes/pluggable.php but didn’t find anything suspicious. I suspect it could come from a translation string ? Like maybe a broken sprintf or something like that.
I’ll keep on testing to try and isolate the error, will let you know if I find anything, or if I rule out your plugin being responsible.
Anyway, i’m sorry to give you trouble, I like your plugin a lot appart from that issue, and I intend to keep using it when it’s fixed. (and of course i’ll update my rating review after that)