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  • Thread Starter K9Heaven

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    Since you’re unable to replicate, I’ve re-tested and found the issue persists whether Litespeed is activated or not. Further investigation suggests the issue has come about since wordpress 5.2.1 (I have another site using the cookie notice without issue but Litespeed isn’t installed and is running on wordpress 5.2.).

    If you’re saying I don’t need to adjust my Litespeed settings with respect to cookie notice’s cookie then I’m happy to close this ticket. Can you confirm please?

    Thread Starter K9Heaven

    (@k9heaven)

    Hi

    thanks for quick response – yes that’s the one

    Thread Starter K9Heaven

    (@k9heaven)

    Thanks for the really swift response! That’s great news (one less plugin is always a good thing). I’d really like to know what that setting should be in the meantime though please. Thanks

    Thread Starter K9Heaven

    (@k9heaven)

    That’s odd; in my database, id, type & period are all set as primary and index keys, count is just an index key. You can’t have more than one primary key in a table. Moreover a field that is set as a primary key cannot have duplicate values. This table doesn’t have any unique values. It’s poorly designed. IMHO the column ID should be renamed post_id because those values are the posts ID from wp_posts table and then the table should have its own unique ID for each entry and this should be the primary key. This then allows database queries to run correctly and without errors.

    Some input from the developer wouldn’t go amiss but they’re clearly not taking this seriously which is a pity.

    Thread Starter K9Heaven

    (@k9heaven)

    Hi

    Thank you for coming back to me. I confirm I already have the geo tracker disabled but I noticed User’s IP addresses are still being saved to my database hence my question. I appreciate you pointing me in the right direction but I’m still learning about using filters and I think this one is beyond me at the moment!

    I think I’ll wait to use your plugin on my live sites until the filter is released officially so I can confidently state that I’m not collecting personal data by using it.

    Keep up the good work though!

    Thread Starter K9Heaven

    (@k9heaven)

    Hi
    Many thanks for this; I can see the files are there now. Appreciate the further explanation about the shortcode; I’ll have a look at the screen options to customise view in wp-admin.

    Thread Starter K9Heaven

    (@k9heaven)

    I’m re-visiting the whole Cookies & Post Views thing using a test installation. I’ve installed and activated both your Cookie Notice & Post Views plugins but a cookie for Post Views is being set regardless of whether the user has accepted or declined cookies. You said Post Views is compatible with Cookie Notice so that cookies aren’t set until the User accepts so I thought this meant it will happen automatically without the need to put Javascript code in the Cookie Notice settings but this doesn’t seem to the case because pvc_visits cookie is set regardless of the user’s choice.

    I’m sorry but I just don’t get it; do I need to add Post Views Javascript in Cookie Notice settings or not? If I do, where to I find this code (your documentation doesn’t provide it).

    Thanks

    Thread Starter K9Heaven

    (@k9heaven)

    Hi Jason
    Sorry for delay in responding (for some reason your email went into my junk folder). The errors look like this:-
    [24-Jul-2018 09:01:57 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: name in /home/mydomain/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-slimstat/wp-slimstat.php on line 292
    [24-Jul-2018 09:01:57 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: value in /home/mydomain/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-slimstat/wp-slimstat.php on line 292

    Thread Starter K9Heaven

    (@k9heaven)

    Yes, it is set up to use a static page. Can the issue be addressed please?

    Thread Starter K9Heaven

    (@k9heaven)

    Thank you for quick answer.

    Can you confirm which cookies are set please and their purpose (I’m not using your Cookie Notice plugin). Thank you.

    Thread Starter K9Heaven

    (@k9heaven)

    Pleased to hear you’re investigating – thank you! I look forward to your update.

    I’m getting the same error appearing in my debug.log file.

    I too have disabled wp-cron and control it via a CRON job. All my CRON jobs are running without issue. If the CRON job were causing an issue, I’d see a ‘notice’ every time my wp-cron runs but that’s not the case for me.

    IMHO disabling the wordpress debugger simply stops the alerts – they may still be happening.

    Hi Diego
    I’ve been wanting to do this too! I found this piece of code somewhere in the forum and it works for my site. I just added it to my style.css file. Hope it works for you ??

    #site-header .site-header-main {
    padding: 4.4rem 0 0rem;
    }

    #site-navigation .nav-menu {
    margin-bottom: 0;
    }

    .site-header-main .site-branding .site-title {
    margin-bottom: 0;
    }

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