Mark

@wordmax Similar. This plugin worked great for a while but has been broken for at least 6 months I’d say. Prices are way off and even the marketcap tool shows Bitcoin as #16 on the list with a bunch of random ones above it. YAM, YAM V2, DSLA Protocol, and a bunch of other random entries. I was considering buying a pro version of their plugin but I’m on the fence now. This has been broken for a long while. Usually I just let it slide since it wasn’t critical and figured it be fixed within a week, but nope.

@andymnc Looks like the ticket was closed, but I didn’t hear an update. Just now re-activated the plugin with version 3.6.3 and it appears they resolved the issue. I imagine this is why they closed this ticket. Good luck!

@saifislam01 Ok, I will do so.

@hsultd Thank you for the information. This is good to know. It’s not possible for me to update to 8.0+ at this time anyways, so I guess I will just have to not use the plugin right now – thankfully I don’t need it at the exact moment. If it’s broken for you and I, is probably broken for others. I will wait until they update it and will try it again.

Thank you for the quick response. Probably will need to update our server to PHP 8. We are still on 7.4 I believe. I tried all other steps above except for that.

@adamewww Perfect. I totally understand now. Thank you for the additional clarification.

Hi Adam,

I still don’t understand why I can see it on some sites but cannot on others. Is this something that changed with a more recent version of WordPress? I did install EWWW on these other sites many versions of WordPress ago. The current sites are newer installations where I’m installing your plugin for the first time.

Thanks,

Mark

@ghoush I would have to agree. Feels like a step backwards. At the minimum this should have remained a separate and optional plugin. Maybe it will get better in time but I’m not too sure. Probably should have also not made this a default for editing simple blog posts – counterintuitive. When I write content I don’t want to muck with blocks. I write in paragraphs, not blocks – kind of weird to have things split up like this. This works ok for a page editor I guess but should still have remained out of core and optional alongside other page builder plugins. IDK, kind of sad the WP development team didn’t listen to the majority of their community. I immediately install the Classic Editor Plugin. I imagine it will be an option for the foreseeable future. If not, may be time to say goodbye to WordPress.

Wow, I totally agree with you. Been combing through reviews here for the first time in years (installing on new sites) and it’s nice to see there are millions of us who still use this Classic Editor Plugin. If this plugin goes away, I will probably also go away, from WordPress that is. Seriously, whoever thought this block thing was a good idea for editing posts, they need to find a new line of work. A janitorial position might be a good option. A built in core visual / block editor for page design makes some sense, but even then there should be a toggle switch to completely turn it off. Many use third party page builders that are superior to this punch in the Gutenberg nightmare, so it should always have stayed optional and never been integrated into core. To the person who came up with this, please seek a new line of work. Cheers.

Exactly. Gutenberg is atrocious. I totally agree with your assessment, as do literally everyone I know who uses WordPress. A for effort but F+++++, because this thing is effing terrible.

@wrytyr Glad you got it resolved. I tried default WordPress theme and the issue I am experiencing still occurs. If I don’t use the guest post subscription option (where the bug exists) and only use generic pay to publish option, it works. That said, I wanted to use subscription packages to offer customers but it’s just too buggy.

I feel your frustration. This plugin has everything I was looking for and I too developed a site around this and am now having to abandon it sadly. Ran in to quite a few issues with the subscription pack feature and am not sure what’s up. Support wasn’t too helpful and communication was quite bad. This sucks, so much time wasted.

@wrytyr I’m about ready to dump it too. It has the most features out of plugins to allow guest posting (amazing feature set actually), but it just seems to break all the time and support is slow as molasses. I will have to go for a less feature packed plugin sadly but at least it might work without breaking every five minutes. Glad I didn’t pay for the Pro version because I assume it isn’t much better based off your review and others. I was so hopeful about this plugin but it looks like I need to abandon it. Been weeks and it’s still broken despite them marking my ticket as resolved. Bummer.

@steelermatt1 Apache SpamAssassin broke mine and the same day I updated to latest WordPress Version (5.7) which came out about 4 weeks ago. Did you update to latest WP version? Perhaps latest WP changed the way it sends via wp_mail(). I haven’t confirmed (would need to downgrade back to previous WP version) but turning off “Scan outgoing messages for spam and reject based on the Apache SpamAssassin? internal spam_score setting” resolved my Contact Form 7 sending. NOTE: I think it’s latest WordPress update (5.7) that broke it because my other plugins that use wp_mail() also stopped sending emails properly as well. Performing the above with SpamAssassin fixed those as well.

Autoptimize and combine JS doesn’t seem to work with Contact Form 7. simply disable it on the page with your contact form. Fixed my site. You can google how to prevent autoptimize loading on a page. It’s simple. Basically add <!– <xsl:stylesheet –> to the code of the page using code editor.