molcsa

Hi,

I face the same issue as others described above. After updating to latest version (1.18.0) the notification appeared, and I also don’t see any errors neither in Popup Maker’s error log nor in server logs. I checked all the debug steps that the link mentioned in the notification, and my installation passes all the steps as well.

I checked the pum folder in wp-content/uploads, it is present, and has the two files in it. The permissions seem good (folder 755, files 644), but I tried to change everyting to 777, and the problem was still existing.

Then I restored the previous version (1.17.1) and the notification is gone, everything seem to work as expected again.

So I think there is something in the latest update, that messed up something related to the cache. Could you please look into it?
Thanks in advance!

That’s great news, then I’m waiting for the update. Thank you again for your help.

Regards,
Csaba

Hi,

thank you very much, this solved the problem!
Can I make this fix somehow permanent (updateproof)?

Thanks,
Csaba

Hi @gutenbergslider,
I would like to know if there is any update regarding this issue?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by molcsa.

Alright, thanks for the help.
I will try it, and give you feedback when we have the contract ready.

Regards,
Csaba

@gutenbergslider thanks for the quick feedback. Here you can find an example of Gutenslider on the site I need help with.
Thanks in advance!

Rgards,
Csaba

Hi @kristofermar,

thanks for the quick feedback. I didn’t know I need to enter valid IDs to make the test environment work, I thought the default values serve exactly that purpose.
I think it would worth to mention this in the plugin description.
Our contract is currently in progress, I will try again with our valid IDs when I get them, and hope it will work then.
If I get you right, I will be able to test the gateway in test mode (with test cards) with our valid IDs before going live, right?

Thanks,
Csaba

This one did the trick! We use Varnish cache, we haven’t thought that it can cause such a problem, but turned out it was the one to blame. We restarted it, and the problem seems to be solved now.
Thanks a lot for your help!

Thank you for your answer and trying to solve the problem.
I did as you asked, but unfortunately the problem is still not solved, it still shows the old cached file for the homepage in incognito mode.

I uninstalled Cache Enabler and it deleted advanced-cache.php for itself during uninstallation. After reinstalling Cache Enabler it recreated the file, and it contains only Cache Enabler related code, there is no code for WP Cloudflare Super Cache.
There are also no folders or files related to wp-cloudlfare-super-page-cache.
I also checked wp-config.php, but it only contains a constant for Cache Enabler, no code for WP Cloudflare Super Cache.
I don’t know if it’s relavant, but we use a subdomain for static content (static.rendeljkinait.hu).
Do you have any more suggestions?

Regards,
Csaba

Hi Cyrill,

I updated the plugin and can confirm that now it works perfectly. Thanks for your support!