killjack

Yes, I have an object cache, and yes, that is exactly the problem. If I insert or upade a snippet with caching enabled, all snippets stop working. If I insert or update a snippet with the cache disabled, everything works again.

Reactivating the cache after making changes keeps things working, but if you update anything without disabling the cache, everything stops working again. ??

I’m waiting for the update, thanks!

Hi. I haven’t updated anything. I never update sensitive plugins unless with a full update in conjunction with the theme.

The first time it stopped working, I thought it might be due to a conflict with new plugins I had installed. So I restored a backup, and didn’t install any of those plugins anymore. But when I added another snippet on WP Code, everything stopped working again.

At this point I restored a backup and didn’t touch your plugin again. Everything is working. But if I update something in your plugin, everything will certainly stop working, as happened a few times.

I migrated some snippets to HFCM and Code Snippets to test. Some are working but it appears that others are not. I’m testing by clearing cache so I can see. Thanks.

Testing…

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by killjack.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by killjack.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by killjack.

I tried now removing my redirect and changing the post slug using just your code, and it didn’t work, it kept opening the post instead the page. Should I change something in the code for the post type I’m using? (It’s a custom post type)

Hello. Thank you very much for your kind help, your code helped. But let me say one thing:

Without your plugin installed, when I put a regex rule to redirect from a slug to another (^/portfolio/ to /), it works perfectly. With your plugin installed, the posts now have some type of priority, and the same redirection now opens the posts instead of pages.

Your code works, but it makes the page load slow, probably due to the number of redirections. Is there a smooth way to do this?

I would like to keep using your plugin as it is very useful to have same posts types with different slugs.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by killjack.

Ok, but I’ll have to make a homolog copy to do these tests, I don’t have it yet.

I just don’t understand how another plugin can be causing this, since it’s happening exactly what it should after the settings I defined in the HMWP, or isn’t it? Is ghost-login supposed to work publicly when WP sends this link to the user?

If I have set HMWP to leave my WP login private and change the default WP login path, so it is obvious that when WP sends the default login link to the user (which your plugin made private) that page will not be accessible, just as is happening.

Can you please explain what should be happening that isn’t? And what can happen if I disable anothers plugin?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by killjack.

I have a custom public login page on this site for users to login. I’m wondering if it would make sense to change the HMWP login path to my custom login slug or maybe it will show some error or some login security issue.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by killjack.

Hi, you’ve misunderstood, this is not a ‘lost password’ email, it is a ‘new account creation’ email, sent as soon as a user creates a new account on the site. It’s the email for the user to set his password for the first time and default WP behavior for this is to send the wp-login default path, and this path is being changed only by your plugin. I don’t use any other security or path-altering plugins.

Do I need to disable my login protection for this to work?

I had seen the key error message, but it looks like the error it says is that the ‘URL is invalid’, which makes sense since ‘ghost-‘login’ is blocked from being accessed by visitors.

I think if I disable some login protection option it should work. But I didn’t want to disable all my login protection.

Hey, the default WP new user account email sends a link to user set the password. My link is now going to ‘ghost-login’:

https://prnt.sc/fAvz4aziyGTf

And whenever you click on this link, WP says that the URL is invalid, so asks to generate another link, which will also be invalid.

https://prnt.sc/AlrFnijmpFY8

What you think?

By the way, I’m talking about a support ticket plugin such as TotalDesk. The forms are their own, not made with Contact Form 7. So I want to display notifications on the site whenever someone opens a new support ticket.

I meant the URL that is the site’s conversion goal, such as the thank you page for any conversion outside of your integratations.

Then the plugin would notify site-wide whenever a user landed on that page.

Notifying whenever a new WP account is created would also help me.

Isn’t there any workaround I can do with your current notifications to achieve something like this?

Nevermind, just cache.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by killjack.

Yes I did it. I had already tried it once with no success, so I gave up. Now I decided to try again and be aggressive, so I selected all the options, except the two that broke my layout: Block wp-content URL and Block plugins URL. All others are activated.

I waited several days, cleared the cache 1 million times, tested it on every theme detector that exists, and they all recognize the theme easily.

The site is 1club.com.br, in case you can see what’s going on and why it’s not working with this theme, and what is still needed. Thanks!

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by killjack.

Thanks, can I go back to slide beginning even without the loop, or the carousel necessarily have to stop?

I can disable the theme lazy loading, but it’s good for site performance.