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Thanks @lastsplash that’s done. https://github.com/Automattic/jetpack/issues/31131

Thanks Donncha. I’ve change WP Super Cache to “Disable caching for logged in visitors” and this fixes the problem. It would be better for logged in visitors to be served the cached version however, so I do appreciate if you could please look into it at some point.

Hi Lyk,

Hmmmm that’s interesting if you are not getting any issues with Redis, and feeds are finishing correctly. We are not having any issues modifying options as you mentioned in your post, it’s just that the feed simply will not progress to completion. I can see the _temp XML file created in the folder as well but it is never completed.

We are using the free version of Redis Object Cache plugin, https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/redis-cache/

Thanks, I’ll try to get the client who purchased the plugin to do that from their account.

Since posting I’ve found https://stripe.com/docs/payments/payment-intents/migration#saved-cards which indicates Cards, Sources, and PaymentMethods are basically the same thing. That makes me think the src_ ID, card_ ID and PM_ ID are the same, and hence I can use the customer’s PM_ ID instead of the src_ ID. Any thoughts on whether this is the case?

Same here, it completely broke a client’s entire site. Looking at the comments here it seems Wordfence may be common denominator, maybe there’s an incompatibility with that particular plugin.

I had to delete the Cloudflare plugin, disable Wordfence, reset my password using standard WP Lost Password functionality, log into the CMS, install the previous Cloudflare plugin (https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/cloudflare.1.3.20.zip), re-enable Wordfence and update its settings. All seems back to normal now.

Hi Tim

Thanks for that. What a shame, sounds like the whole page is excluded from cache. That means no pages will ever be cached if the displayed cart is on every page of my site.

I guess there is no way around this, such as putting the code displaying the cart into a separate php file then included into my template? The doco says it won’t affect an already cached page either, so I can’t even show cached pages to visitors who haven’t added to their cart yet?

Thanks
Josh

Did you get any feedback on this Tim?

Thanks
Josh

Awesome thanks Tim!

Hi Ross

Sorry for the long delayed reply, but just wanted to let you know that the website has finally gone live this week. All worked perfectly in the plugin, thanks again for creating it.

Cheers
Josh

Brilliant, thanks Ross! I never realised you could access POST from a filter!

Cheers
Josh

Awesome thanks Ross!

1. No probs, I’ll add Country to the fields then, thanks for explaining!

2. Oh excellent thanks, I’ll get that fixed!

3. Thanks heaps!

Also a question – I need to add a 0.5% surcharge to Amex and Diners transactions. Any suggestions on the best way? Thinking I need to hack your code to pass the first digit of the card number through to the em_eway_amount filter, but I may as well just add the surcharge directly to your code if that’s the case. Know of a better way than hacking your plugin?

Thanks again!
Josh