DaanvandenBergh
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Ah, great. Thanks!
FYI, disabling this filter seems to fix the issue, but I haven’t researched what that function actually does:
includes/gateways/abstract-mollie.php:85add_filter( ‘edd_enabled_payment_gateways’, array( $this, ‘frontend_availability’ ), 20 );
FYI: rolling back to 4.8.8 resolves the issue.
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In reply to: [Plugin Report] WordPress 6.7.1 compatibleHi Rainer,
Which PHP version are you running?
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In reply to: [CAOS | Host Google Analytics Locally] Last update issueUpdate including a fix is coming up in a few minutes, guys. Thanks for your patience!
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In reply to: [CAOS | Host Google Analytics Locally] Last update issueWill look into this today, guys. Thanks for notifying me!
For Cloudflare you don’t have to do anything in CAOS, because the CDN is configured at DNS level. And yes, CAOS works fine with Cloudflare.
Cloudflare is a DNS CDN, so yes, it’s possible. And if it’s “better” depends entirely on your situation. E.g. if you run a local business, I would advise against using a CDN, and instead move your website to a server as close as possible to your place of business. But, obviously, I’d need additional information to answer that question. ??
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In reply to: [OMGF | GDPR/DSGVO Compliant, Faster Google Fonts. Easy.] Fonts wrong weightHi!
It’s not a different font weight. Your live site seems to be loading system fonts (Arial), because it’s not allowed to access the font files:
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As you can see, it shows a 403 error, so browsers aren’t allowed to access the files — which is weird. What’s interesting is that the stylesheet is allowed to load, so I’m guessing *.woff2 files aren’t allowed to be loaded by your server configuration. Add .woff2 files to the list of allowed files, and that should do it!
If you have any other questions, you know where to find me!
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In reply to: [Plugin Report] WordPress 6.7.1 compatibleOkay, thnx! I’ll take this up with Roy and we’ll get back to you!
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In reply to: [Plugin Report] WordPress 6.7.1 compatibleHi guys,
Before I dive into it with Roy, a quick check: are you running the latest version of OMGF Pro, @rainer-r? It’s v3.12.4.
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In reply to: [CAOS | Host Google Analytics Locally] Minimal Analytics questionsI’m not the developer of the Minimal Analytics library, nor am I involved with developing Google Analytics 4. I merely provide a simple way to implement either into WordPress. That’s the scope of the plugin. I don’t keep up with every change in the Google Analytics dashboard, because it doesn’t impact CAOS.
I hope that clarifies that.
The code you pasted is the Minimal Analytics library, nothing unexpected there.
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In reply to: [CAOS | Host Google Analytics Locally] Minimal Analytics questionsHm. Maybe since you’re sending the data directly to GA4 from the browser, GA is able to infer the browser information from the call?
I was under the impression that, since GA4 no longer allows this information to be sent manually (i.e. using parameters) the information couldn’t be tracked using Minimal Analytics (it can’t when using Stealth Mode), and it couldn’t for a long time now. Maybe a recent update in GA4 introduced this change? I don’t know. When you deal with Google, all you can do is guess ??
Either way, happy to see it works! Thanks for notifying me!
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In reply to: [CAOS | Host Google Analytics Locally] Minimal Analytics questionsHi!
Minimal Analytics is an inline script. So there’s no external JS file to be hosted locally.
Minimal Analytics measures pageviews and events. Metrics like location, device, etc. aren’t tracked. For more information I’d suggest you read this: https://github.com/jahilldev/minimal-analytics/tree/main/packages/ga4
Appreciate that! Whenever you have the possibility again, head on over to the support forum and I’m sure we can get this resolved!