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Frank, now that you did chime in, I remembered that I never could get that working. How exactly should I reference the path to scripts to exclude?

I have read tha FAQ:s and readme files but it doesn′t seem to work. In this case, if I add the path “plugins/easy-pie-coming-soon/mini-themes/base-responsive/js/” as the path to exclude, I get the following errors instead: “jquery.countdown.min.js:26 Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined” and “custom.js:3 Uncaught ReferenceError: $ is not defined”. Shouldn′t these files instead be ignored by AO, and the scripts load?

Great! Thanks Frank! ??

Thanks Bob! ??

I can see now that the problem derives from the AutOptimize plugin, which is set to optimize javascript to increase site performance. Not a big deal, since I can temporarily disable that setting when I need to use the countdown. But maybe it could be interesting for you to look into if others use the AutOptimize plugin?

Did you give any thought to the suggestions I made in my first comment?

Sorry again for posting that pile of code. Maybe you could just delete that from the comment?

All the best, and thanks for responding so quickly!

Oh, sorry :-|. That was quite a pile of code…

Hi, what I get is this:

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"autoptimize_7a830094d1eef4f5bf55e6e57f6d5869.js:14 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected end of input", and the code:

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Hi, I′m just testing on my local machine at the moment. A Windows machine with a WebMatrix setup, using a child theme. I have emptied the cache and cleared all fields I′m not using. The only thing printed in the debug log is “[21-Mar-2015 15:59:53 UTC] easy-pie-coming-soon:displaying coming soon page”. Any plugins that are known to cause issues with your plugin? I′m guessing the javascript for the countdown is not loading.

Hi!

Thanks for your quick response.
I read this post: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/change-database-prefix-dont-work, where you state:
“We use the following code to connect to your DB:
$mysqli = new mysqli(DB_HOST, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD, DB_NAME);

The “DB_HOST” usually has a value of “localhost” and I suspect that this parameter is causing the problem.”

And since it works on my localhost, I figured that “localhost” is what aiwops is expecting as db server address. Locally, I am using Webmatrix. What I get in the wp-sucurity-log.txt is this:
FAILURE : Error inserting record into wp_aiowps_login_activity.

That′s great! Thanks for fixing so quickly. ??

Hi,

Thanks for your response, and for an otherwise great plugin. I think there are many users that would like to enable/disable the plugin depending on their needs (maybe a campaign, or when you need to have a special announcement/alert of some kind for a limited period of time).
As it is now, when you first install and activate the plugin, it will be visible on your website directly, before you have even added any content into it.

Thanks ??