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Hey Steve, the site is hosted with Linode and there are several forms on my site: https://www.jeffrey-thomas.com

Some are to schedule a free lesson and there is a form on the contact page. I believe they are all wired to mailgun.

The form simply stops working, it will not deliver to my email which is through Godaddy. There is no issue with Godaddy since I am able to send and receive emails when the form goes down.

I have to test the forms daily to make sure I can receive inquiries…I can’t have a form with intermittent problems.

I tested the form tonight and it was not working. I called the hosting company and they said the server was not responding to pings. We re-booted the server and then the forms started working again.

Is it mailgun, a code issue or the server?
I hope this helps explain the issue.
Jeff

Anyone?

Did work Nile, I already tried after watching the video you mentioned. I rolled back version 2.3.5 and everything is fine. I don’t have time to be a tester for Yoast.

I installed a rollback plugin and went back to version 2.3.5. Yoast is playing games now and trying to push people into their “Premium” paid version.

If you watch the short video Yoast has up on their website they make it seem like all you have to do is click to edit mode and change your meta info. That does not work at all. It does not hold the settings.

Nevemind, you come across really condescending James maybe try a different approach. I am not tech savvy and I have to rely on my webmaster to do these changes and it cost me money to pay for their time…do you understand?

I got some help and just rolled back the update until I decide if I want to continue using Yoast or not.

Hey James, thanks for the info. I have the clef plugin functioning on the site now. I wonder if it archives login info?

Ah, my bad! Sorry guys…I was viewing on IE9 works fine on chrome. Sorry for the panic
Jeff

And as I am asking if there is a update that I DO NOT WANT TO TAKE how do I delete it. You have not answered that!?

A update notice for a pending update that I do not want to take. Not sure how else to put it in words.

Thanks, it is totally unclear in wordpress how to delete a plugin update. I have to have my webmaster go in to do this.

This would be a great feature to have for non-tech website owners like myself. Also, the last thing I can afford is to take a plugin update that crashes my site.

Can I have the 2 items I listed here answered?

1. How do I remove a plugin update?

2. Why am I unable to select specific plugins for a update? I am on 3.9.1 and if there are multiple updates I am forced to select all.

Ok, just as long as no links go to my admin.

Ok, I figured it out I was using IE9…sorry! Everything is ok on Chrome. Please delete this thread. Sorry to be a bother.

Please remove that url