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Sorry if this was confusing. I just wanted to clarify how someone could access the database to fix this if they were stuck with a gateway timeout and couldn’t modify the code.

I initially took the approach of removing the bpro_hook_member_item_additional_data action but if I recall other data (used for moderating users) was completetly missing afterwards. It worked, though, but in the end I preferred to fire the bpro_hook_member_item_additional_data action but specifically comment out the wp_remote_get() call in function bp_registration_options_ip_data().

Thanks for the response, and your solution is a more elegant fix in the meantime.

On our server this problem doesn’t pop up unless there are >20 pending member requests. After that point, however, the member request page shows a 504 Gateway Timeout error. I guess the PHP script is still running but it takes too long for nginx. Unfortunately, at this point, the only solution is to do a manual update to the database, changing the metavalues of the items in the query:

SELECT *
FROM wp_usermeta um
WHERE um.meta_key = '_bprwg_is_moderated'
AND meta_value <> 'false'
;


Thanks for your plugin and I hope this helps!

@anusha75 I don’t think your problem is related. We’re dealing with the issue of the woocommerce_product_get_price filter not firing as in pre 3.0 Woocommerce. If you’re not aware of what this filter is or what it does, then I don’t think this is your problem.

Oh silly Woocommerce. Didn’t see this in any changelog, but the filter which used to work on both simple products and variable products now only works on the former. The hook for variable products is now woocommerce_product_variation_get_price. After 3.0.0, you need to hook onto both woocommerce_product_get_price and woocommerce_product_variation_get_price if you’re trying to filter to both types of products’ prices.

For the curious (and if this is happening to other product types, apply_filters() for this is called in WC_Data:get_prop() (/includes/abstracts/abstract-wc-data.php:631). Incidentally, it appears this change affects most getters for a Product, not just price.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by boxcarpress.

Here is a code change that you should implement that will prioritize the staff members by their position in the admin page for Staff Members:

Index: frontend/modules/booking/lib/AB_AvailableTime.php
===================================================================
--- frontend/modules/booking/lib/AB_AvailableTime.php	(revision 5644)
+++ frontend/modules/booking/lib/AB_AvailableTime.php	(working copy)
@@ -467,11 +467,14 @@
         $this->staffData = array();

         $services = AB_StaffService::query( 'ss' )
             ->select( 'ss.staff_id, ss.price, ss.capacity' )
+            ->innerJoin( 'AB_Staff', 's', 'ss.staff_id = s.id' )
             ->whereIn( 'ss.staff_id', $this->staff_ids )
             ->where( 'ss.service_id', $this->userData->get( 'service_id' ) )
+            ->sortBy( 's.position' )
+            ->order( 'desc' )
             ->fetchArray();

Oh I think I may have misread the code, sorry. This seems to be working fine as-is.

Funny, I’ve been sending this cURL request throughout the day, and suddenly the one I just sent returned “true”, indicating Akismet figured out that it _is_ spam. Not knowing how the Akismet backend works, and without input from Akismet, I don’t know exactly _why_ this happened…but it does give me hope.

In the wp_commentmeta table these comments have been tagged by Akismet as “false”. When I POST these comments to Akismet via their REST API, I also receive a “false” result. So Akismet’s servers are to blame for this problem, rather than anything internal with the plugin or WP.

Here is the CURL request, minus my API key:
curl -X POST -H “Cache-Control:no-cache” –form “blog=https://www.boxcarpress.com” –form “comment_comment=hermes fake receipt hermes birkin bag auction ppidosm” –form “user_ip=10.0.1.185” –form “user_agent=Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1) ; .NET CLR 2.0.50727 ; .NET CLR 4.0.30319)” –form “comment_author_url=https://dietpath.com/images/replica-hermes-bracelet-accessories–5192.html” –form “permalink=https://www.boxcarpress.com/blog/boxcar-talk-with-laura-bentley/” –form “comment_author=replica hermes bracelet accessories” –form “blog_lang=en_US” –form “blog_charset=UTF-8” https://{key}.rest.akismet.com/1.1/comment-check

Seeing the same myself, and others report this as well here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/more-spam-comments-get-through-every-day?replies=8#post-6042976

Ditto here. I’m getting about 100 (clearly) spam messages bypass Akismet daily on two of my blogs. This really picked up after I upgraded to WP 4.0, but this could just be coincidental. I tried blocking spam comments that didn’t already have a session cookie (which works against many bots attacking wp-login.php) but this didn’t work. So, unfortunately now we have to hunker down and disable comments and wait for the spam to decrease.

Somehow when I updated to 2.1.12 my company notification emails stopped arriving. I was able to fix this by going to Woocommerce>Settings>Emails>New Order and checking “Enable this email notification.” Not sure why it wasn’t checked, when I had been receiving these previously.

Related bug reported on Github.

I’d be happy to post a change if the plugin author puts the repository on Github. There are a few forks out there but I’d rather be working on the master copy.

Oh that last part explained what I didn’t understand…because I wondered why I couldn’t find this setting in our DB yet this was still working. Cool! Thanks for taking the time to explain.

No problem! That’s probably a good idea on the per-user unfiltered html filter. The only other thing I’m curious about is the option MLAOptions::MLA_ENABLE_UPLOAD_MIMES, which I can’t seem to find a setting for in our database or in the MLA Settings page. I didn’t pursue this because I eventually found the bug I was after…but I didn’t see how or where this value was set.