Frank.Prendergast

Thanks for letting me know!

Are you still having issues? I also noticed a conflict with Ninja Tables. This forum doesn’t seem very active in terms of the developers unfortunately.

Are you having any issue with your blog posts? Im having a secondary issue where my posts are coming up as “Auto Draft” on listing pages, and in the back end I can’t edit them either.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by Frank.Prendergast.

Amazing! Thank you so much… this is exactly what I needed.

Many, many thanks.

Thank you so much, just implemented this and it’s precisely what I was hoping for.

Thank you! That looks like exactly what I need!

Will try asap. Many thanks!

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Frank.Prendergast.

Thank you so much for your swift reply! That would be great, I look forward ot those changes. In the meantime I think I can safely toggle oEmbed off, so thank you for pointing me to that option.

Love this plugin by the way, thank you for your work!

Aha – thank you – really appreciate you taking the time to explain.

Thank you, that’s perfect!

Ps host isn’t offering much help, Mailgun have been some help but they are quite technical in their responses and also I was wondering if others had different working solutions. I guess I could try Stack Exchange so thanks for that tip.

Thanks for responding – the thing about trying it and seeing is that it could work for some time before issues occurred – that’s why I was hoping people with experience could chime in.

It works currently, but I think the fear is that if the mail is seen to be originating from a webpage on https://www.clientdomain1.com and the SMTP mail sending is from mainnetworkdomain.com it might raise flags.

But I’m not as well versed in the ins and outs of mail sending and spam flagging as I would like so am hoping someone who has a good bit of experience with multisite and mail sending can offer some advice.

I’m sorry – I am not receiving email notifications of replies to this thread for some reason.

I don’t understand how checking a different cookie consent plugin will help with my issue.

If you can direct me to another cookie plugin with these features I will be happy to try it:

• Free cookie consent plugin
• Allows me to put all my tracking codes in a single location in the admin end
• Allows me to configure where the notice appears
• Ability to edit all the text the site visitor sees on the notice including button labels
• Only put tracking codes my site *if* the user consents
• Allows visitor to review cookie consent at any time

Alternatively if you would like to expand on what other plugin you want me to try and why I would also be happy to do so and report back.

Thank you.

This is the only one that has the functionality I require, so I don’t know really.

When I went to troubleshoot this problem and try and resolve it the issues had disappeared. Unless my host made changes to the server, the only other change I made was to update WooCommerce plugin.

In any case NS Cloner now seems to be working as expected.

Thank you again for coming back to me quickly.

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I will look into what you’ve mentioned. The site really should be set up correctly but I have had several issues with domain mapping and www / no-www – it’s possible somewhere along the line something was changed that has affected NS Cloner. However I did test NScloner successfully previously, so that’s odd. The only changes wrt plugins / wordpress has been the recent WordPress update and resultant plugin updates.

If nobody else is having this issue I guess it must be something in the set up.

Hi James, sorry to be so late coming back, deactivating Extra Sidebar Widgets doesn’t fix the issue I’m afraid. This is still an ongoing issue – Cookie Notice is the best GDPR solution I have found for small businesses so I have had to deactivate Jetpack on any site I can to get it working.

I’m based in Ireland, in the EU, and GDPR states we must give users the option to opt out of non-essential cookies *before* setting them.

Cookie Notice has over 1 million installs, so I’m surprised this hasn’t become more of an issue.