Jeff Sterup

I think I may have fixed it. WordPress automatically reset the load order when plugins are activated/deactivated. I’m wondering if that was happening during the update. I added code to reset the order back to what you have saved if that happens. It might happen again since you will have the old code in place when you update this time. Unless you manually update it by placing the new version in your plugins directory with FTP. Version 10.2.2 has the fix. Hopefully that works.

If you have the plugins globally disabled and only enabled on those pages you more than likely need to add the ajax endpoints. For a plugin like Woocommerce you need to have it enabled on your homepage because that is where its ajax calls end up going. For others it is the REST API. So the URL is something like this https://www.sterup.com/wp-json/wp/v2/….. You might have to load the page and look for javascript errors or 404 errors generated by javascript to determine what is missing and where you need to enable the plugins.

The trailing slash can either be added automatically or not. That is an option on the options page “Auto Trailing Slash”.

Wildcards are limited. You can only use the * character and it can only cover one part of the URL. You have to enable Fuzzy URL Matching on the settings page for this to work. So for a URL structure like this:

https://www.sterup.com/category/cat1/postname
https://www.sterup.com/category/cat2/postname
https://www.sterup.com/category/cat3/postname2
https://www.sterup.com/category/cat1/postname34

A filter with this as the permalink https://www.sterup.com/category/cat1/* would match https://www.sterup.com/category/cat1/postname and https://www.sterup.com/category/cat1/postname34.

A filter with this as the permalink https://www.sterup.com/category/*/postname would match https://www.sterup.com/category/cat1/postname and https://www.sterup.com/category/cat2/postname

There are also options to ignore the URL protocol so that http and https are treated the same.

There is also an option to ignore URL arguments so that https://www.sterup.com/category/cat1/postname and https://www.sterup.com/category/cat1/postname?foo=foo&foo2=foo are treated the same.

That CSS file somehow disappeared. I put it back in the css folder where it belongs. So that should be fixed with version 10.2.1.

Yes. You need to regenerate the permalinks. There is a tab on the settings page for Plugin Organizer to do that for you.

FYI I just purchased my new domain and I’m still setting the site up. It will hopefully be more useful in the future.

Version 10.2.1 should fix this issue.

I have 127.0.0.1 whitelisted. That might be why it’s working for me. Can you add 127.0.0.1 to your whitelist and try it again?

I can run WP-CLI with no issues while having Honeypot Toolkit active. Can you give me any logs showing what the issue is?

Can you give me more information? Like the line number from the logs? I’m running PHP 8.3.12 and don’t get those warnings.

If you close your browser you’re logged out of WordPress. So you would no longer have a role. That’s why the role filter isn’t getting applied.

I submitted the contact form on Friday but I haven’t heard back from anyone.

My server is currently down and there hasn’t been anything to update for a long time other than the version number. If someone wants to take over the plugin they can. Or else I’ll update it to advance the version number when I get my server back up.

Open your browser console and check for JavaScript errors. That will probably show you were the plugin filter to allow Contact Form 7 is needed.

This is not resolved and I’m unsure why you marked it resolved. I’ve recreated this issue on multiple sites. One is running the Twenty Twenty Four theme with no other plugins. The date field does not follow the date format setting set in WordPress. I had to override the date field template file in order to fix this. I took the date saved to the job and converted it to F j, y date format and it works.

I have a date field on the front end. I had to override the date field template and change the date to be in ‘F j, y’ format to match the WordPress setting for default date in order for it to work. If I don’t change the format the date field is empty when I edit the job on the front end or in the admin. Can you set your date format to ‘F j, y’ in Settings -> General -> Date Format and then add a date field to your job submission form? The date can’t be edited. It also doesn’t work to save a draft and then edit.

i can also add the job on the front end. When I edit the job in the admin the expiry date is empty.

The expiry date does appear when adding the job via the admin. I can select the date and then publish. Upon editing the job in the admin the date is empty.