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Hi Luke. I planned to upgrade to premium but I too have now have this issue with Yoast and WP Persistent Login. For me the other plugin I have found to create with issue is Wordfence. When any of these 3 plugins is deactivated my site works. However, with all three I get an error 500.

Strangely on another site on my same server with all three activated it is working. I checked and all of the configurations in wordfence, yoast, and wp persistent links are the same.

This is a strange issue. I thought I would provide this additional info so you can continue your efforts. Several people are having the same issue.

Oops. I am sorry I wasted your time. There was an error on my site causing the 403. I resolved that issue and the thermometer works now. Thank you for your quick response and creating an awesome plugin!

I have the exact same issue. Any fix?

I’m having the same issue. I also opened a different browser and it didn’t display new image. However, adding ?anything worked.

This seems to be similar to another issue I had last week trying to edit css file on site. The css file would not update unless I changed the version number in the css file.

From what I recall it was something to do with the headers being passed. I’m not sure if wordpress core changed or something. I used to be able to upload new image and instantly it changed just as I used to be able to update css file and it would update. In the past it would work just doing a hard reload but not anymore.

Any suggestions on how to resolve?

Thanks @rrhode for your quick reply. I had a new idea that I will also test where
1. I set up a cron job to query the mailpoet db for new subscribers.
2. I loop through new subscriber list from query
3. I use the Mailpoet getSubscribers function to get the rest of the subscriber details.
4. I email or do whatever I want such as post data to Zapier or another system.

If I make it work, I will share it with you. However, I will probably use your solution first as it should be quicker at the moment.

@rrhode is there any way you can share your code that others can use as a starting point? I just learned about this problem today and I need to come up with a solution quickly. Thanks for your help.

I tested version 1.0.1 on a fresh install and I could not get it to work. I kept getting 404 errors.

It turns out that my .htaccess was not writable. The permalinks option will warn you and provide you with the code to copy into .htacess.

I would recommend adding the feature like permalinks or add a note to the readme to avoid issues for future users of the plugin.

I need to test it on a multisite install and report any issue I find. Thanks again for your awesome work on this needed feature.

Thanks for the updates. I will plan on testing it tomorrow and let you know if it solved my previous issues.

I’m having the same issue running 3.1.1 with a network. Have you tried enabling the multisite network for a test?

If so, have you tried to use categories and tags? On my site it fails for site #1 because of the “blog” issue related to the first site in the network.

The wordpress permalinks add “blog” in front of posts/pages but not for categories and tags. I can get virtual theme to work for posts if I add a virtual path as /blog/path and it will work for pages/posts.

However if I try /blog/path/categories/catname it doesn’t work. It redirects to the site root.

I haven’t solved this issue for categories and tag listings but I think I found another possible bug. If you look at line 102:

if ($this->urlMatches($dt['url'], $this->currenturl)){

It calls urlMatches. urlMatches on line 138 is:

return strpos($url, $prefix);

What I found is that it would return 0 if it matched certain strings which was evaluated as false and would not execute for that path when the match was at position.

So ‘/path’ would not work but ‘/blog/path’ would work because urlMatches returned the number 5.

It didn’t have these issues before. It seems related to wordpress multisite forcing the blog prefix.