GorgeousCreative

After a bit of digging around, I found a plugin on GitHub called Fremius Fixer which cleans up the corrupt Fremius data which was causing this error.

Hi there,

I second this (I asked a support question about this approx a year ago). At the moment there seems to be no way to price by country and bulk edit prices with this or any other plugin. I’d pay for a plugin to be able to do this.

Thanks,

Sandra

Same problem here. API credentials are all correct as the payment has processed.

I had to turn it off as the site is broken when it is turned on. Hope you can still help. Am happy to give you Dashboard access.

Thanks, I figured that might be the case.

I’ve setup that redirect rule and it’s still not loading the CSS or Javascript (I don’t have a custom cache directory). Any other suggestions?

Here’s link to screenshots of my plugin settings: https://i.imgur.com/MXZ7Vsy.jpg and https://i.imgur.com/GCazIZ5.jpg

Hope you can help.

Cheers,

Sandra

Another request for this, please! ??
I usually use the following in functions.php, to scroll the confirmation to an anchor, but it hasn’t worked with this, I guess because it’s in a popup.

add_filter( 'gform_confirmation_anchor', '__return_true' );

/nas/wp/www/sites/strandvet
and
/nas/wp/www/staging/strandvet

On the live site it is /nas/content/live/strandvet/wp-content/plugins/bwp-minify/cache/ (changing the directory didn’t help)
Staging site is /nas/content/staging/strandvet/wp-content/plugins/bwp-minify/cache/

Hi,

Yes, I’ve used BWP Minify successfully on WPEngine before.

I’ve changed the document root back to the default value, but it broke the site, so have the minify options unchecked in General Settings for now. I have set up a staging site here where I’m still having the same cache folder issues, but the site is working with JS and CSS minified, so that might be easier for you to troubleshoot.

Not to worry for – WP Engine have set up an HTML processing rule to force images to be served over https

Thanks, was able to nut it out based on your tip about Javascript – turns out it was a JD conflict.

Thanks for your help!

Cheers,

Sandra

Hi,

I can email you login details – that might be easier? Let me know where to send them…

Cheers,

Sandra

Hi there,

It doesn’t work if the plugin is deactivated, as the price is entered for each currency/country, so there are no prices to display.

If I enter a regular price (which I’ve just tried), it does display the correct currency price. So, I’ll do that in the meantime on those ones with more that one attribute…

Cheers,

Sandra

Lovely! Thanks for the quick reply!

Hi,

Thanks for your fast response! Finally got it working, by using <a id="block-name"></a> instead of <a name="block-name"></a>.

I usually use id instead of name, but as it didn’t work at first, I continued on with name with name as the menu was at least recognising those anchors, even though the scrolling wasn’t working.

Thanks!

Sandra