lowthian

Thank you Andrea,

I do like to keep console free of errors, I am finding this error showing on every site I update. If I simply remove ‘default-src ‘self’;’ from the CSP header this takes care of the error. Is this adding back a risk to the site?
Thanks

Sorry I guess I am giving up on your plugin.

Thank you Irinel, that is what I have been teaching them, however there are numerous contributors and I can’t seem to get them to remember to do this.

So then this would be a feature request. It would be great to have a setting that when enabled would automatically toggle that option on the post after the post is published the first time. Thanks!

Hi Shea, thanks for your update.
I guess what would be really nice to see in a future release is something similar to what Elementor has for custom code where you can decide where you want it to run. If that is not doable, then how about a way to enter the post id(s) on the snippets?

Thanks,
Geoffrey

Any ideas? Is this plugin no longer supported? Thanks.

Thanks Shea,

Your link shows the php for including something, but this is a script. So I see a couple of ways to do it, either put the script right into a php snippet, or, write a php snippet that calls the script snippet. What do you recommend is the easiest way to accomplish this.

Excited about your upcoming releases!

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Not so far, I know the folks at code snippets are very busy right now, but I’m hoping one of them will jump on here and let me know if it’s going to be a feature, and if there’s some sort of method I can use for this purpose.

No worries, I will just insist that my clients mark those pages to “Disable Cache” was hoping there was an easy way to automate it, but don’t worry.

No, unfortunately that is not the issue. I went to the other sites and all but one was already set up to allow guest.vary.php. So I am still looknig for way to just disable the cache on pages that have the Stripe field. Is it possible for LiteCache to see a class name on the page and not cache it? The stripe class field name is “StripeElement”

Thanks!

Ok, that was a rabbit hole but I finally found a solution for others reading this post, iThemes security does not have a means to whitelist a file, they instead tell you to Disable PHP in Plugins – Security > Settings > System Tweaks > PHP in Plugins“

So @qtwrk that file is now accessable, could you please take a look, thanks.

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Ok, will take a look at that, however that is just the site I sent as an example, I am looking for this solution for multiple sites, I have at least 7 clients that use this combination. Or are you saying this would be a fix for this issue? I typically am using the preset “Advanced (Recommended)” Thanks.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by lowthian.

Not all forms, only forms with a stripe field. We have a form in the footer for newsletter signup, so if we didn’t cache pages with a form it would not cache any page.

I just have a recurring problem with people not being able to complete a charge, but every time if I turn of caching on that post the form works. Unfortunately my clients don’t remember to turn of caching on the post after adding a payment form, they just let me know the form is not working.

Greetings @ethanchoi,
I am using wpforms pro, would you still like me to post there?

Thanks.

Following. I purchased WP forms for several sites now, so I would really like to see better speed results. Thank you.

Thanks Michael, I think I found a workaround even though it will be a bit more work for my client, using html to shortcode plugin.

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