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  • Plugin Author Mehbub Rashid

    (@mehbubrashid)

    Hi @millermultimedia , extremely sorry to hear about this. Although I have not worked in this plugin for a long time since I haven’t got such issue reports like this one that you have submitted. Thank you for that. I will again work on this and publish an update for the latest gravity forms.

    Thread Starter Mehbub Rashid

    (@mehbubrashid)

    Its your plugin sir. You dont need my site to test anything. Like i said, I tested in multiple sites and it occurs in all of them. So pretty much it will happen to you too. Either its a meta bug, or a bug of the pixelyoursite plugin too. Only you can confirm it if you feel you should.

    Thread Starter Mehbub Rashid

    (@mehbubrashid)

    Yes. The event ids are same. No other plugins are being used. Even though event id is same for both browser and server event, they are not deduplicated first time. You can check this yourself.

    clear the cookie and reload the page for the first time and see the test pageview events. Same event id but no deduplication. I have tried multiple sites even with just pixelyoursite installed.

    Hi @devkabir thanks for the fix! its now working perfectly fine. Thanks for putting your effort in this issue.

    I have noticed the thank you section and it made me overwhelmed with joy instantly ?? It means a lot! thank you.

    One last thing: I had noticed the entries this plugin makes in the .htaccess file for enabling cors for resources like fonts images etc. However, I think one is missing. Can’t remember now but its either css or js. Hope you will have a look when you have time. Thanks again! Good luck

    @germanoalves it will only work if you install your site at the root of your server instead of any subfolder. And you are correct. Its a simple fix – just making a url static to dynamic.

    @devkabir brother – see the same issue i pointed out. @germanoalves too has hosted his site on a subfolder. Its pretty common. The request url should dynamically work regardless of where it is hosted. I have posted the solution in my thread. We hope to see the fix soon if you wish. ??

    Let me know if you are having trouble or i can be of any more help. Thanks

    Thread Starter Mehbub Rashid

    (@mehbubrashid)

    Hi, thanks for your response. Please try to understand. A lot of developers like me or you feel the necessity of enabling cors. And not everybody of them host their site in the root. Wamp, mamp, xampp users host their site in subfolders. Its very common. The thing we are talking about is clearly a bug. Because the plugin is not sending request dynamically to the correct url..Fixing this is as simple as pointing to the proper dynamic url instead of using static url.

    if you are using rest api, use get_rest_url() method to dynamically generate the request url regardless of which folder the site is hosted on. However, a cleaner approach for this is not to use rest api and make use of wordpress admin ajax. If you use admin ajax to save the settings, use admin_url( ‘adminajax.php’ ) to dynamically generate the request url.

    Not fixing this means depriving thousands of devs like me of using the plugin. Like i said, this issue makes me failed to use the plugin at the very first phase after installing it. Hope you will understand the concern. Thanks again

    Edited and added: This is NOT about multisite or multi url support. Its about fixing the current wordpress rest api url. I guess you use Local by flywheel or docker or any other one click wordpress installations. So in your case you host sites like (site1.local, site2.local etc)..so you dont face the issue. But people use wamp/xamp/mamp more than they use local. And they have to host their sites like localhost/site1, localhost/site2 etc.

    Thread Starter Mehbub Rashid

    (@mehbubrashid)

    Hi, i am glad to know you have fixed the second issue. Thanks!

    However, i have installed the plugin just now and the first issue is still there. I guess you did not test it after hosting your site in a subfolder. In my case: (localhost/etoiles).

    notice the screenshot:- its sending request to localhost/wp-json which is not valid. it should send request to localhost/etoiles/wp-json.

    New issue: i can see a new notice saying please update your permalink settings to Post name whereas my permalink settings is already set to post name.

    Thread Starter Mehbub Rashid

    (@mehbubrashid)

    Hi, thanks for your quick response! I tried the plugin and the first issue stopped me right away from using the plugin. Because the first screen comes up after activating the plugin is the settings screen and i cannot save the settings. So i had to deactivate it. I guess it will be the same for a lot of users.

    A small suggestion: You can host the plugin in Github if you wish. I would be happy to make pull request and contribute. Thanks again.

    Plugin Author Mehbub Rashid

    (@mehbubrashid)

    Hi, Thanks for pointing out the issue. I will look into it and try to fix it very soon

    Plugin Author Mehbub Rashid

    (@mehbubrashid)

    I understand. Thanks to both of you for your opinions. I will turn auto update off in the next update.

    Plugin Author Mehbub Rashid

    (@mehbubrashid)

    Thanks for your detail explanation. I agree on everything you say. But its really a very simple plugin. It is not like the user experience will change in updates or breaking changes will come. I am aware of all these. I did that so that I can quickly fix any silly issue (if any) of the plugin before users experience the issue and it served my purpose a few times. Also, no users complained about anything broken after update etc. On the other hand, user impression has improved a lot. So I think it is a good feature of WordPress. But surely I agree with you and I will remove this when I think I will be introducing new features with lots of changes in the plugin etc and users must be aware of the upcoming changes before they update manually.

    Plugin Author Mehbub Rashid

    (@mehbubrashid)

    Hi @pbiron , Thanks for your suggestion. I appreciate this. But I have a specific reason for that and WordPress has hook to do so. So I thought its nothing wrong and nowhere in WordPress guidelines I found that it is prohibited. Did I miss something? Or is it creating any issue? If this is the case, feel free to share and I will be happy to fix it.

    Plugin Author Mehbub Rashid

    (@mehbubrashid)

    Hi, which field it is? or is it not working in any field?

    Plugin Author Mehbub Rashid

    (@mehbubrashid)

    Could you please share your form link? I am not understanding what you want to achieve..Or a video record would also help me to understand. Thanks

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