Blutarsky

Possible to allow admins to set the time when the scan occurs?

Thanks for your reply!

You could add this as an option for admins that have professional accounts and may add/request for additional modules on the installation, leaving this disabled by deafult.

I believe this is a strong feature to stop unauthorised logins.

For now, maybe you could simply add the hostname, after the ip address?

Seems to be a standard PHP feature: https://php.net/manual/en/function.gethostbyaddr.php

Thanks!

Thanks for your reply, so what could be the suggested flow for parents and teacher?
For parents:
– view available days for meettings
– make a reservation
– cancel reservation (or ask for cancellation, in this case who will cancel?)

For teachers:
– view reservations

Your thoughts?

Just to be sure I have properly explained.

1. Users where initially synchronised from WP to mailchimp
2. Some WP users have unsubscribed on the Mailchimp side
3. We want to keep these users in WP but we don’t want to add them again on following syncs

Will the plugin take care of this?

Any hint?

Changed plugin, do not bother debugging. Thanks ??

I see that this feature is included in the premium version, however for just one form, 59$ is overkill. There should be a premium version for one form at 20$. I would pay for that

Thanks for clarifying, so when Mailchimp.com manages a campaign there’s no interaction at all with your plugin?

Second day, daily RSS campaign, no new posts, email sent by Mailchimp, with no posts.
There must be a way to stop sending emails if no new posts are present.
BTW in the campaign settings it is stated that emails will be sent when new posts are present, but this doesn’t seem to be true: https://prntscr.com/ejqzsx

Would you discourage using very long strings?

I have modified the limit to 50,000 characters, seems working with no performance impact

I have disabled the plugin because it impacts page load, although I have disabled live traffic view and it helped a bit but not enough!

Well you copy live to staging ( a few minutes) then you apply changes and test (this may take an hour) then you push back to live.

I use maintenance mode to prevent users updating the db while I amp updating the staging site. If the updates are not only applied to sources but also to the db, it looks like there’s no other way to achieve this without blocking users in the live site. Unless you have a better idea

Currently this is my flow:
– develop locally
– put the live server in maintenance mode
– clone live site to staging (latest db changes)
– push changed to staging site
– test
– if ok push staging to live

The drawback of this process is maintenance mode that is you have to keep users blocked for an hour or so, however this is not a busy site