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Hi,
Sorry for the late response.

Indeed the client used “Plugin Manger” in “Assets Clean Up” to disable gravity forms on all blogs posts, so obviously it couldn’t worked…

Thanks again for the support!

Hi,
I just received a Wordfence notification too, because I use this plugin for a client’s website.

The Wordfence alert was fired (and the ban from www.ads-software.com too I believe) because the plugin contains an unpatched security vulnerability.

Maybe the developer is just on vacation and a will provide a patch as soon as returning, but usually when a patch is detected, the developers are made aware of it way ahead of customers, in order to let them patch there plugins before the vulnerability is dislose to the public.

I strongly encourage you to remove the plugin from your websites. You can use the following plugin as a replacement: Safe SVG

Note: I’m not linked to this plugin, I’m just sharing my though.

Hi,
I confirm the last update 2.4.5 solved the problem.

Thanks.

Hi,
A response would be much appreciated.

Small update : a rollback to version 2.4.1 seems to fix the issue (in case someone else encounter the same issue).
At least it’s a temporary fix.

Hi,

Thanks for the answer, yes you’re right, it even simpler.

Thanks again.

Hi, no problem, thanks for the anwser!

Hi, can you explain which alternative solution you choosed? Is it a wordpress compatible solution or a standalone on?

I’m currently loonking for a solution for sharing files and I would like to have the more exhausive view as possible of the available solutions.

P.S.: sorry for squatting the topic, but I didn’t thind a way to send you a private message.

Thanks.

Thanks for the quick answer.

Thanks for sharing your solution, I had some issues with menus in 6.2 too, and deactivating/reactivating Wordfence solved it for me too.

Hi Igor,

Thanks for your answer.

I posted my question initially on Stack overflow (this thread was an attempt to reach a larger audience just in case ?? ) andI got some help pointing me to the right solution which was to use another filter : ‘woocommerce_email_from_address’.

If anyone needs to implemente the same feature, here is the link to the thread :
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73974703/woocommerce-customize-email-sender-based-on-order-meta-data

Hi @mtekk

Thanks for your quick answer, unfortunately, I have no choice but to use ACF to setup my hierarchy as in my case, it must be between to different taxonomies (which is not supported natively by WP).

I also use Permalink Manager Pro on the same website and I use this hierarchy to fine tune the urls. It works well, now I just need to match the breadcrumb with my url structure.

@suil: sorry for incrusting myself in your thread, but i thought our issue is similar.

In case it can be usefull to anyone, I took the liberty to invertigate a little further the plugin code to understand how the breadcrumb is compile and managed to hook on the bcn_after_fill filter to achieve what I needed.

Here is the code I’m using:
I try to comment it as mutch as possible to help people understand and modify it as needed (but I won’t provide any suppport ?? ).

/**
 * Add parent "gamme" in the breadccrumb hierarchy for tag 
 * the hierarchy is set using ACF taxonomy field (to link the post_tag to a gamme)
 * 
 * If you need to test it in your own hierarchy, don't forget to replace the taxonomies slugs 
 * (aka: "post_tag" and "gamme")
 */
add_action('bcn_after_fill', 'ca_add_hierarchy_to_breadcrumb');
function ca_add_hierarchy_to_breadcrumb( $breadcrumb_trail ){
    // Can't have more than 2 entries in the breadcrumbs at this point for our usecase
    if(count($breadcrumb_trail->breadcrumbs) != 2) {
        return;
    }

    $first_key = 0;
    $last_key = count( $breadcrumb_trail->breadcrumbs ) - 1;

    $first_entry = $breadcrumb_trail->breadcrumbs[$first_key]; // bcn_breadcrumb object
    $last_entry = $breadcrumb_trail->breadcrumbs[$last_key]; // bcn_breadcrumb object

    // Check if last entry type match what we are looking for
    if( in_array( 'post_tag', $first_entry->get_types() ) ) {
        // 0 - Check if term has, indeed a parent
        // warning: I use an ACF function here because I know it is active
        $gamme_id = get_field( 'etiquette_gamme_parent', 'post_tag_' . $first_entry->get_id() ); 
        // Hierarchy not set: nothing to do
        if( empty( $gamme_id ) ) {
            return;
        }
        // 1 - Remove last entry 
        // don't worry it is stored in the $last_entry variable so we'll be able to reinject it later
        unset($breadcrumb_trail->breadcrumbs[$last_key]);
        // 2 - identify parent object 
        $gamme = get_term($gamme_id, 'gamme');
        // 3 - Inject parent in tray
        $breadcrumb_trail->add(new bcn_breadcrumb($gamme->name, NULL, array('gamme'), get_term_link($gamme, 'gamme'), $gamme_id, true)); 
        // 4 -Reinject last entry in tray
        $breadcrumb_trail->add($last_entry);
    }
}

Hi,

I have a similar issue but not sure the bcn_template_tags would solve it (maybe I don’t understand it correctly though).

In my case, I use two taxonomies:

• category (custom, but works like the native one)
• tag (native)

Using ACF, I created a parent > child relation between the category and the tag by adding a relation field to the tag.

Let say I have the following hierarchy :

- Category A
	- Tag A.1
	- Tag A.2
	- ...

Now in my breadcrumb, when I visit any one of the “child” tags, I would like it to look like this :

Home > Category A > Tag A.1
Home > Category A > Tag A.2

But for now I get :

Home > Tag A.1
Home > Tag A.2

As I understand, the bcn_template_tags “just” allows us to add a tag that will be replaced by a value, but what i need is to inject a hierarchy level in the breadcrum, based on the ACF field.

Is it doable?

Hi again,

Issue seems to ber elated to following integration :
Ultimate Addons for Elementor

I disabled it for the time beeing.

Hope it help.

Same here, delete and reinstall doesn’t solve the problem for me though.