ghi07

Thanks beggers. I’ve just done some testing that supports your finding. After deactivating Sucuri, adding media is faster and error-free, and my site is noticeably more responsive, particularly signing on.
Cheers, Greg.

Same problem. Thanks for the workaround, beggers.
Cheers, Greg.

Thanks Jeremy, but it’s a bit of a catch-22: my subscribers are mostly elderly and not computer-comfortable, and having lost the confirmation email my average user will not know how to get to the subscription page. I don’t even know which ones tried to subscribe, so I can’t help individuals.

Looking forward to the fix you’re working on.
Cheers, Greg.

Jeremy, Can I pick up on something you mentioned in your reply?

“It’s worth noting that confirmation emails are only sent once, so if you previously attempted to subscribe but never clicked on the link in the confirmation email, you won’t receive a new email if you use the subscription form again today.”

Are you saying there is some sort of timeout before a second attempt to subscribe will result in a confirmation email, or are you saying there is no second chance if the first confirmation email is lost?

Thanks, Greg.

Thanks for the quick answer, Thom.

Upgraded, tested and confirmed it works as advertised.

Thanks again for your plugin and amazing support.

Cheers, Greg.

Yes, that sounds like a better solution all round.

We in the St Michael’s Church Men’s Choir thank you for caring about our apostrophes. You’re a saint in our eyes.

Cheers, Greg.

Hello Jeremy.
Yes, manually removing the [ in the shortcode resolves the immediate problem, but I didn’t add the extra [ – it was generated by JetPack. All I did was click the Add Contact Form button in the designer. I’ve just verified that was the case by removing the entire shortcode and clicking the Add Contact Form button again. Sure enough, the extra [ reappears.

Cheers, Greg.

Hello Jeremy.
I’ve set up a demo site here: https://www.demo.angeles-hill.com/
The site title is St Michael’s Men’s Choir.

Here’s the shortcode generated for the contact form:
[contact-form subject='[St Michael%26#039;s Men%26#039;s Choir’][contact-field label='Name' type='name' required='1'/][contact-field label='Email' type='email' required='1'/][contact-field label='Comment' type='textarea' required='1'/][/contact-form]

When I receive the email, the subject is:
’[St

Please let me know if you need anything else.
Cheers, Greg.

Thanks for the rapid reply. Please don’t treat this as your top priority. I’m sure you have more urgent problems after such a major upgrade. Thanks for your great work.
Cheers, Greg.

Further to testing the Beta version, I only have a production site at the moment. My test site is broken. So on reflection I can’t take the risk of testing the Beta on production.
Sorry, Greg.

Thanks Daniel. I will test with the Beta version this weekend.

Here is additional information about the problem with version 3.0.13:
All compression types fail to produce a good archive. The run times seem too short. Here is the TarGz log.
Cheers, Greg.

[INFO] BackWPup version 3.0.13; WordPress version 3.5.1; A project of Inpsyde GmbH developed by Daniel Hüsken
[INFO] This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions.
[INFO] Blog url: https://alive905.com.au/wordpress/
[INFO] BackWPup job: New Job; FILE
[INFO] BackWPup job started manually
[INFO] PHP ver.: 5.3.13; cgi-fcgi; Linux
[INFO] Maximum script execution time is 30 seconds
[INFO] MySQL ver.: 5.1.39-log
[INFO] curl ver.: 7.18.2; OpenSSL/0.9.8g
[INFO] Temp folder is: /home/ccrfm/alive905.com.au/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/backwpup-e5139-temp/
[INFO] Logfile folder is: /home/ccrfm/alive905.com.au/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/backwpup-d3cdf-logs/
[INFO] Backup type is: archive
[INFO] Backup file is: /home/ccrfm/alive905.com.au/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/backwpup-fb561-backups/backwpup_2f6c94_2013-11-15_09-59-29.tar.gz
[15-Nov-2013 09:59:29] 1. Trying to make a list of folders to back up …
[15-Nov-2013 09:59:30] 230 folders to back up.
[15-Nov-2013 09:59:30] 1. Trying to create backup archive …
[15-Nov-2013 09:59:30] Compression method is TarGz
[15-Nov-2013 10:01:08] Backup archive created.
[15-Nov-2013 10:01:08] Archive size is 151.70 MB.
[15-Nov-2013 10:01:08] 4955 Files with 166.50 MB in Archive.
[15-Nov-2013 10:01:08] Job done in 99 seconds.

Oh oh, are there two different products with similar names? Have I gone to the wrong forum?

On my plugins page it gives this information:
TinyMCE Advanced Version 3.4.5.1 By Andrew Ozz

Sorry in advance if this is the case.
Greg Hill.

Thanks Josh for clarifying how it should work. I think we’ve been talking cross-purposes.

Here’s what I was seeing on my site: As an admin I’ve added lots of buttons to the Tinymce toolbar, including Font Family, Font Size and Style. However when I logged on as a user with the role of Editor I couldn’t see Font Family, Font Size and Style in the toolbar.

I gather from your explanation above that the Editor should see the same set of buttons in the toolbar as the administrator.

So I fiddled around with the location of the additional buttons in the toolbar, and now it all works.

Then I noticed the warning on the TinyMCE Buttons Arrangement page:
“Adding too many buttons will make the toolbar too long and will not display correctly in TinyMCE!”

I suspect I tripped over this problem. Sorry for wasting your time.

Cheers, Greg.

Hello Josh. I wasn’t expecting such a quick answer. I’m not in a position to test right now, but will respond as soon as I can.
Cheers,
Greg.