Mattheu Farmer

I am having a similar issue. Suddenly emails that are only supposed to go to only admins are going to customers and emails that are supposed to go only to customers are going to admins as well.

Until this is fixed, I’ll be downgrading.

And if it’s true that you’ve taken away BCC ability after having it be free for so long, I’ll be finding a new SMTP plugin.

Okay, it doesn’t do it for minor updates, but I still will not be recommending WooCommerce to any more clients. I cannot in good conscience recommend software that is okay with clickjacking like that even if it is only on major version changes.

Also, as I mentioned, it violates the WordPress Plugin Guidelines #11.

Remove the clickjacking completely, and I will consider using your plugin again and even changing my rating.

Since we posted at the same time I will update to the new version and see if it still does it.

I recently updated to 2.4.3 and guess what? It still hijacked my click. Not only is that incredibly annoying, it violates the WordPress Plugin Guidelines #11.

I will not be recommending WooCommerce to any more clients.

Thank you for dropping the click jacking. I prefer not to have the notice either, but it is much better than click jacking.

So instead of fixing the problem, we just get excuses?

This is the second update that I’ll have to manually update all of my client websites that use this. Also, I don’t like that I have to register to use a free plugin and get updates without errors.

I understand that technically, I don’t have to register, but as this error was supposedly “fixed” last time, while it clearly isn’t, and the easiest way to avoid it is to register on their website and install another plugin, just makes it seem shady to me.

I think I need to find a new way to easily create and use custom post types and taxonomies.