dleigh

Works great. Thanks.

Yeah, the message seems to have disappeared. I didn’t try to do the icon repair until today and it didn’t seem to need it. So, sorry, don’t really have an answer to your question but it all seems good now. Thanks again!

Hi,
I didn’t find that snippet at: https://github.com/mailoptin/library. Is it elsewhere?

It looks like I could create a filter for: mo_optin_form_email_error_email_subject in the public static function send_optin_error_email interrogating $error_message and changing the subject to better reflect the actual error message. I don’t think, however, that I have access to $error_message in my filter code. It seems like it should be passed in all the apply_filters calls in that function, because the whole email is about THAT ERROR. Could that be added?

I found that in: /src/core/src/Connections/AbstractConnect.php

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Yeah, I would not want to disable them completely, just make sure that there really is an “error” and not spam remediation. If I took that snippet, might I be able to dig deeper into the email text and change the subject of the email based on the content? I’m happy to play with it if your developers are not willing to change it.

Hey, that’s really great info. Thanks for that, it helps.

So, could you answer the first question as well please?

Helpful info. Thanks. We’ll remove the reload=”1″ and see how it goes.

Just ended up switching to W3 Total Cache and OpCache Manager. No problems.

Hi,

Thanks for taking a look at this.

I tried 1.9.4, 1.9.3 and 1.9.2 but it did not change. Page “broken” when cached but not when uncached. The cached version is with simple caching.

I’m attaching some images of a compare between the cached and un-cached version of the same page. The content-type setting is the same.

Thanks for the response!

Unfortunately, neither of those worked. Because of the ASCII control characters showing up, I also have to refresh every page to get it to load. In Firefox it shows a “Content Encoding” error and the others just give a blank white screen until I refresh.

If I turn off the cache then it all works fine.

I’ve had WP Super Cache on this site for years now, but this is the first time that this is occurring.

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Ok – thanks for the update!

That was it! I obviously didn’t understand that setting correctly. Sorry and thanks!

That was it! Thank you so much. I obviously didn’t understand that setting. Sorry.

Here’s our shortcode:

[ics_calendar url="https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/comite-rmc%40mathurincordier.fr/public/basic.ics https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/c_30347c02cadb15e29bc97fa377e535682242afeeb624352a3220e7ee707f0d6b%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/6jo4r9su1utenia7d9ngna508c%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics" view="month" ajax="true" attach="true" columnlabels="full" combinemultiday="true" compact="false" feedlabel="Comité RMC|Rencontres RMC|événements éducation" linktitles="true" location="true" monthnav="both" pastdays="95" color="#DD5B2C #8AB14E #5984EF" description="true" eventdesc="true" format="Y-m-d" weeknumbers="true" extendmultiday="true"]

thanks for any help

Hi,

We’re on Version 10.12.0 now and I saw this in the fixes for version 10.11.5.2: CSS: Fixed issue of week numbers wrapping in certain themes.

This may NOT be the fix I’m waiting for, but at any rate, the fix I’m waiting for is still not there. Sunday is still “dow_0” and that needs to be for Monday on our site.

Can you give me a new estimate on when this will be fixed please?

Thanks!

@moacirsantana I don’t think it was “fixed”.

This page: https://www.advancedcustomfields.com/resources/update_field/ literally says this at the top:

Return
(bool) True on successful update, false on failure.

and then this at the bottom:

No change detected
If the value passed to this function is the same as the value that is already in the database, this function returns false.

I don’t know if they added the note to “respond” to your query, but at any rate, “false” can mean multiple things and one has to do their own complicated checking to determine if it’s a problem or not. Not the best solution, I’d say. Bummer.

Glad you asked the question, ’cause I was seeing the same thing and really scratching my head.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by dleigh.