Brad Brown

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I was traveling. I appreciate the response.

Zoom is set to: (GMT-5:00) Eastern Time (US and Canada)

WordPress is set to: Kentucky – Louisville
(Kentucky – Louisville is GMT-5:00)

I have a test call that I set up for 2/3/2025. It displays on the front end correctly as 2/3/2025. If I edit it in the admin, the date field says 2/2/2025

If I create a new meeting, the date field is set to yesterday.

Just for testing, I tried temporarily changing the time zone value in WordPress to other things and clearing the cache, but I saw no change in behavior.

No problem. I used the shortcode to fix the issue for the event. I just wanted to let you know about it, as the conditions to trigger it are so specific.

Just FYI, it has been forked. Look for “One User Avatar”

It occurred to me that I can just add a filter on has_post_thumbnail with a higher priority to override what Chaplin is doing, so I don’t really have to have a filter in chaplin_filter_has_post_thumbnail. So, I’m OK, but it probably wouldn’t be a bad idea for Chaplin to allow for an override.

Thanks again.

This issue was fixed in 2.6.0.

Thanks!

Deactivating/reactivating fixed it.

Thanks!

Here’s a follow-up. I looked at the Worker analytics in Cloudflare. It looks like we were exceeding the CPU limit, not the request limit. Also there were a number of JS exceptions in the analytics.

Here’s the chart, with the successful requests excluded:

https://ibb.co/H4DwwY8

Don’t know whether or not that info is helpful, but FWIW, there it is.

I don’t think you can downgrade, but you should be able to create a new v3 analytics property, though I haven’t created any since v4 came out.

Here’s the post from MonsterInsights that includes instructions: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/google-analytics-4-tags/#post-13583216

You can request MonsterInsights support for the free plugin here: https://www.monsterinsights.com/lite-support/

However, they have said elsewhere on this forum that they do not support v4 at this time. It’s v3 only with this plugin.

That’s a standard WordPress feature, though it’s hidden by default.

Go to the Appearance->Menus page.
Open the screen settings using the tab tab at the top right.
Be sure the “Link Target” option is selected.

Now each menu option will have an “Open link in a new tab” option.

FWIW, the download and view counts stopped working for me in the standard templates in release 3.1.10. I rolled back to 3.0.08 and they started working again. I’m assuming it’s a bug in the current release, so I’ll hold off on upgrading until the next release.

Makes sense, we are using author pages in a somewhat unusual way.

Thanks for the quick response. I love the plugin and the great support you provide. (I’d give you another 5-star review if I could.)

I use Cloudflare without issue.

If you’re getting a Cloudflare error, I may know what the problem is, or at least something to check. Do you have your mailer A record proxied through Cloudflare? (That is is it an orange cloud rather than a gray one?)

Cloudflare won’t accept SMTP traffic, so if you try to proxy it, it will fail.

https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200168876-Email-undeliverable-when-using-Cloudflare

Yes, that fixed it. Thanks!

@bfeel
No, it’s still at 7.4.1. The problem wasn’t PHP itself. It’s the version of the PCRE library that was bundled with it. (The PCRE library handles pattern matching. In this case it’s being used to validate email addresses. Version 10.31 is old, and has a bug breaks the email validation process.)

Cloudlinux messed up and originally released their builds of both PHP 7.4 and 7.4.1 with the old PCRE library. They’ve now released a corrected PHP 7.4.1. So, there are now at least two Cloudlinux PHP 7.4.1 builds out there:

PHP 7.4.1 with PCRE 10.31 which won’t work.
PHP 7.4.1 with PCRE 10.33 which will work.