dawidadach

@macmanx as @kubuntux said – it doesn’t matter.

It seems that new version 5.5.2 has some bug, I just uploaded files to FTP and opened my page. Instead of wizard (where I usually put my database credentials) I got an error:

“One or more database tables are unavailable. The database may need to be repaired.”

It’s fresh installtion, no database, no wp-config wile – nothing.

@kubuntux I did installed 5.5.1 but it automatically updated to 5.5.2 and there are other issues with DB after update ??

Hi, I am having same issue.

I just uploaded fresh installation of WP and I am getting this error (instead of wizard).
My PHP Version : 7.3

Database is irrelelevant at the moment since I am not even able to provide host / username / password.

Hello guys,

I’ve just tried today but I am still getting error from Facebook as below:
Trying following uri:

https://mdbootstrap.com/wp-login.php?apsl_login_id=facebook_check

Error:
This URI is not valid under Strict Mode. Learn more
You can make this URI valid by adding it to the list of valid OAuth redirect URIs above

Any advice?

Hi @kristinaplauche,

So we have followed your instructions and everything looks fine. I have investigated this issue by reading method by method through the plugin’s code and found out that suprisingly the token is being generated! The problem is that in ClientTokenGateway::_doGenerate()method there is a weird response returned from POST request. “Weird” means that there is an array returned with an empty string as a key, and an array with token as a value. To make it more clear, here is the actual and expected behaviour:

Actual response:

var_dump($response);

//prints:

array(1) {
 [""] => array(1) {
    ["value"] => "ver_long_token_string"
 }
}

Expected response:

var_dump($response);

//prints:

array(1) {
 ["clientToken"] => array(1) {
    ["value"] => "ver_long_token_string"
 }
}

So I came up with a quick workaround and did something like this:

if ( ! array_key_exists("clientToken", $response) && array_key_exists("", $response)) {

   $temptoken = $response[""];
   $response = array(
     "clientToken" => $temptoken
   );

}

I just check if the response is (IMO) invalid but contains the token and if it does, I append it to the response. After I did it, I found that there is exactly the same story with transaction response in TransactionGateway::_doCreate()method so I applied the same workaround here too. After that, we were able to make payments via BrainTree.

So I wonder why is it happening? I hope information I provided you will help somehow. IF there is something more I could do to help you identify the issue, just ask ??

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by dawidadach.
• This reply was modified 7 years ago by dawidadach.

@wpinsider-1

what if there are 2 merchant accounts with 2 different currencies (i.e. EUR and USD), will plugin handle both depending on request from WP?

In other words, doest it work correctly with plugins like multi-currency for WP?

I changed manually code (live-> production) It works fine now ??

On the other hand when I check this documentation
, it says:

Braintree::Configuration.environment = :production

So it looks like they might have change something recently

Indeed, as I mentioned before

1) I removed all forms – didn’t help
2) I deactivated plugin – didn’t help
3) I renamed index.php name so website wasn’t accsessible – didn’t help
4) I changed .htaccess so users can’t list files in directory – didn’t help
5) I moved all wp files to another folder – that finally solved the issue.

So somehow bot still had access to form…

Regarding delay – I also thought about that but I was waiting few hours between each step. I was struggling with this issue for 2 days…

Because that is the only contact form I had on the page. Contact form was working fine , I was getting normal messages from users via contact form and then I started getting thousands of email via the same form from bot.

I realized that messages were coming from our test server.

The weird part is that first I have removed all contact forms from plugins – didn’t help. Later on I removed plugin totally – emails were still coming from this domain. I thought that maybe it accessing files directly so I added Options -Indexes to .htaccess – didn’t help. I renamed index.php name so blog wasn’t accessible – no result. Finaly I created folder archive on FTP and moved all files into it – that finally “solved” the issue – any clue why bot was still able to use contact form after deletion ?

Mike,

Thanks for your reply.

In which file should I add this JS script ?

I also have some concerns about that. Currently it seems that entire process of user registration (WP Resume Manager) is happening with use of only 1 file . Let’s assume that this is form-register.php file. My perception is that if I am gonna add redirect in header, user will not be able to fill form, because he will be redirected immediately. The hole point is to redirect him after successful submission of resume.

BTW does error which I pasted in 1st post has anything to do with the domain which I am trying to redirect? I read that there are issues with redirection when you try to redirect to different domain, but in my case both registration and redirect page are within same domain so that shouldn’t be an issue…

Hi Team,

Was that issue resolved in premium version already ?