Tung Du

Hi @saadi123, what is your site permalink structure? Ads.txt Manager requires Rewrites. So if you’re using the default permalink setting, then Ads.txt won’t work.

– The plugin requirements: https://github.com/10up/ads-txt#requirements.
– Using Permalinks guide: https://www.ads-software.com/support/article/using-permalinks/

• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by Tung Du.

So I thought I’d write a function to detect when that happens, and log these visitors in automatically with a generic profile. I’ve tested wp_signon() for the auto-login and it seems to work.

@chazzo you can hook to restrict_site_access_ip_match action. This action fires when an IP address match occurs, so you can use it to log visitors (who passed RSA checks) in.

Hi @chazzo, can you share with us why do you need to check where the current visitor is restricted? I think the is_user_logged_in() function may fit your needs, but I’m not sure what exactly your problem is?

Hi @saadi123,

The plugin serves ads.txt file dynamically, so that’s why you don’t see it in the file manager.

Under the hood, the plugin catches the requests to /ads.txt, pulls the data (which saved as a custom post type) from the database, then prepares the file to send to the client.

Hi @mkdev, can you turn on the debugging and share with us the error you have when editing with Oxygen builder?

Hi, you can use restricted_site_access_is_restricted filter to allow access to specific pages as detailed here: https://github.com/10up/restricted-site-access#how-do-i-allow-access-to-specific-pages-or-parts-of-my-site.

Hi @hammyhavoc,

It’s a conflict between the new Simple Local Avatars and gravatar cache plugin you’re using. In the new version, SLA removes the pluggable function and switch to use filters, so the gravatar cache plugin affects both gravatar and local avatar.

Can you try turning the cache plugin off to check if SLA is working?

Hi @acontino, can you give us some screenshots to troubleshoot your problem? I can’t find any avatar on the page you mentioned above.

Hi @maikeos, can you please clarify your problem? What are the URLs you want to redirect and what is the URL you want to redirect to?

Hi @dellalibera,

Currently, there isn’t any shortcode shipped with Simple Local Avatars. However, you can request an enhancement here https://github.com/10up/simple-local-avatars/issues/new/choose. Then our team can discuss whether we implement it or not. FYI, GitHub is our development channel for Simple Local Avatars.

Hi @csparrow, unfortunately, the feature you mentioned is not available in Simple Local Avatars. The core feature of SLA is uploading avatar to the server so users don’t need to use Gravatar to set custom avatars. So with the current state of SLA, it doesn’t fit with your problem, maybe you should try looking for other solution. Hope this helps!

@biqu3 with this PR merged: https://github.com/10up/simple-local-avatars/pull/48, you can programmatically set new avatar, again you have to create the media/file uploader yourselves. We’re preparing a new release that includes that fix, it hasn’t deployed to www.ads-software.com yet, but you can download the latest development version from GitHub to test.

You can use a simple form with file field to upload file, for example: https://www.w3schools.com/php/php_file_upload.asp.

Can you deactivate all plugins except Simple Local Avatar and test with the default 2020 theme? Or can you create another WordPress instance with the default theme and only Simple Local Avatar to test if the avatar is showing?

Hi @smerriman, I created an issue on the repo of this plugin on Github – our development channel. Please follow that issue instead: https://github.com/10up/simple-page-ordering/issues/66

Hi @clairporium, what theme are you using? Can you test by switching to Twenty Twenty to see if the plugin works with the default theme (It does on my end)?

And finally, can you try installing this version to see if the avatar displays correctly: https://github.com/10up/simple-local-avatars/archive/develop.zip