dfreemanujm

I’m very confused. We didn’t meant to insinuate we were SURE it was related. We’re looking for your input. Now, what I can tell you is, we turned off your plugin and the database stopped growing and there are no more of those transients being added to the database. I’m not sure how your plugin is unrelated (this may be due to my ignorance) but doesn’t pull in the feeds. I thought that was the whole purpose. It’s not named “rss feed widget”. Are you saying it just connects a widget to an rss feed?

This is just a small sample:

yeah, had to disable on 5 sites… not good.

Is this similar to the error on WooCommerce?

• This reply was modified 12 months ago by dfreemanujm.

Same issue here.

This is precisely the ONLY reason we want to use this plugin, ha. I’m shocked there’s not a better way to do this by now what with thousands of site admins who do not want to get all the business notifications their customers get.

And, sure, the plugin works when all other plugins are off, but if I didn’t need other plugins, i wouldn’t need this one. Gravity Forms and Contact Form 7 are hugely popular………

I’m stuck here as well and none of the suggestions have worked. The plugin has worked beautifully at other hosts.

This is blue host. I have let it run for an hour as well and I cannot attempt a permalink reset because the site results in a blank page:

https://69.89.31.186/~atlanvv4/wp-admin/

I am moving from Media Temple and I’m starting with a clean install with very few plugins.

I’m migrating to Blue Host and they claim that it’s nothing on their end and they aren’t doing anything to block the plugin or access to MySQL.

I heard the same from him. I’m going to make a donation to help him out as we have used on a few sites.

I found that if you are using custom email notifications it won’t send if not formatted correctly. This is helpful, but it still does not show how you can send a notification to the person filling out the form. It only allows for a USER EMAIL, but I don’t want folks to have to login to submit the form.

I figured this out, but I still cannot figure out what the call is for sending the email to the form submitter. I don’t want the person to have to be a “user” to submit the form.

Same issue, though it works on another wp install on the same server. flummoxed

Is there any support for this?