hudsontek

Right ok thanks, so how are people handling multiple customised opt-in emails?

I suppose I can have a different (tag dependant) Thankyou page ? is that the way to go with Fluent?

Thanks, what I’m trying to do is set up the double opt-in myself using a smart link and automation. So the user clicks on the smart link which triggers and automation to change the contact from pending to subscribed.

The reason I’m doing it this way is because FluentCRM only offers a global opt-in email. Whereas I need to have multiple different ones with different welcome messages and offers.

Does that make sense? There must be a way to do this.

Thanks but I’m not using any hCaptcha plugin (I’ve never knowingly used hCaptcha). Could it be implemented in the Stripe plugin: Stripe Payment Gateway for WooCommerce by Funnelkit?

Great, that does the job. Please let me know of any caveats to this solution – eg. why isn’t this default behaviour?

My next issue is, how can the checkout page be faster overall? I notice the Express pay button especially loading very slowly. Since this button is above the fold it should really load quickly.

Having a checkout that feels solid and fast is really important to me. I have decent hosting

Edit: I just spotted a couple of things in the console that might be slowing the checkout load. See https://imgur.com/a/UHAbEs2

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Edit: here’s a video of it loading: https://imgur.com/a/PF7dxkA

Thanks so much ??

I think the problem is because I’m using the 2-column checkout, so the form turns to ‘flex row’ …?

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Thank you, I’m not trying out WP Funnels as an alternative. However I still have a problem with the express checkout messing up the layout of the checkout.

See https://imgur.com/a/d71xJPs

Ok thanks, is it possible to have stripe render any extra fields only if they’re needed? I believe the native stripe checkout works like this.

Otherwise, I’ll do as you as you say and have the fields regardless. Thanks

Thank you, what would that mean for me to get fraudulent payment attempts?

What is the recommendation?

damn, really? In my case it doesn’t make sense to optimise the sized images since the savings are often around 1 to 3kb. All the extra files creates a problem in my hosting (despite me being on decent A2 hosting), due to the amount of files. How are others managing this?

So it only makes sense to optimise the originals. I’ve now deleted all optimisation files to fix server errors

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EDIT: in the docs here (https://fluentcrm.com/docs/useful-code-snippets/) I found this line:

add_filter('fluent_crm/track_click', '__return_false');

Whereas your snippet (and mine) is this, without underscore:

add_filter(‘fluentcrm/track_click’, ‘__return_false’);

So which one is it?

OK, I used and ‘_’ instead of ‘/’

Changed to

add_filter(‘fluentcrm_disable_email_open_tracking’, ‘__return_true’);
add_filter(‘fluentcrm/track_click’, ‘__return_false’);

Hopefully it works now

Thanks but I cannot see the difference. The quotes look the same to me. Please see the screenshot of the actual snippet …

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OK, looks like it has created webp version for the resized versions but not the original.

The optimisation is now at ‘100%’ but with gaps and inconsistencies like this.