NicCrockett

@gripgrip , thanks for a great plugin! I didn’t realize there was a setting for editor height. I have a few suggestions as well for future development of WPCode.

1. Navigating from the editing page should warn users that they haven’t updated if code has changed. Obviously, this won’t save code if a browser crashes, but will save code if another link is accidentally clicked.
2. Snippet list page could include a last updated date and time. I’m building a site that will have both live and test versions. Being able to see when each was last updated would be useful when working on different versions of a code snippet.

@estudiobla if you want to keep track of your location in code writing until WPCode can include a solution, you might want to use a text based editor. I use both Notepad++ and Visual Studio Code. I write code in these and then copy and paste into WPCode to test on the site. Notepad++ has the smallest footprint and has a compare add-on that is useful if you want to compare two versions of code. Visual Studio Code is made for editing code, so it includes more features for editing. This doesn’t reduce the need for WPCode, but it can help expand your use of it. I have no ties to these products, just trying to be helpful. In truth, any text editor will work, these are just the ones I currently use.

I can confirm as of a few minutes ago that this is still an issue. The OP is correct that deactivating Smart Custom 404, editing the page in Elementor, and then reactivating Smart Custom 404 will allow you to edit the custom 404 page. Please let us know if this is fixable and whether or not this plug-in will be become compatible with WordPress 6.2.

Hi gang,

I ran into another snag dealing with the links to these pages. I think I got all of them disabled except for one place where they appear. They appear in the BuddyPress activity stream when an achievement or rank is unlocked. I see how to disable these entries in the activity stream, but not how to disable the links in the entries. I’d rather not disable the entries, just the links in the entries. Is this possible?

FYI, I thought that maybe old entries couldn’t be modified. So, I added a new one after changing settings everywhere. Both old and new entries still had links to these pages.

Thanks again for your help!

I was able to get it to work using Code Snippets. Apparently my issue was the script plugin I was using. Again, thanks for your help!

Thanks for your reply. I believe that’s what I’m looking for, but I’m having issues implementing it. Is the code on the page you sent the only thing I need to add? I know I need to modify it for my achievements/ranks slugs. However, when I do that, it’s not hiding any of the custom pages. Thanks for your help @rubengc !

Scrap this issue, I found the culprit. Wordfence was blocking your plugin but wasn’t telling me or logging it. Sorry for bothering you!

@rubengc

I installed and tested the latest update. Everything works now. Thanks for letting me know and quickly resolving the issue!

Sincerely,
NicCrockett

Hi @rubengc

I’m glad I could help! I haven’t written any WordPress plugins, but I’ve written enough other code to understand the pain a loop can be. ??

Just another note to your devs. There was never any errors written to the error log, even after the loop appeared to fail. I waited long enough during one attempt that the Export Personal Data gave a message that it failed and gave me a link to retry. I don’t know if this can be fixed in GamiPress or if WordPress needs to update something on their side. Just a thought. If errors like this happen in the future, it would help narrow down where the issue was originating from.

Again, thanks for your help and I can’t wait for the update!

Thanks,
NicCrockett

Hi @rubengc

Thanks for taking the time to test this issue!

Based of your test description, I think you tested the wrong type of user. This might be my fault, sorry if I didn’t detail the user properly. If you still have your test site available try the following…

You’ll need BuddyPress, GamiPress, and “GamiPress – BuddyPress Intergration” plugins activated. Comment on a post in the main site, i.e. the blog. Use a name and email address that doesn’t belong to any user role for the WordPress site. In other words someone who isn’t in your user list. Now try an Export Personal Data using the email address used to post to the blog, not a user of BuddyPress or your WordPress site. You’ll need to confirm the export via the link sent to the email address. If it works like my site, you’ll confirm the export and try to either “Send export link” or “Download personal data”. At this point, it will get stuck at the 20% mark. At least, that’s what I’m seeing.

I’ve already tried deactivating all other plugins. I then activated the BuddyPress plugin and tested an Export Personal Data. With only BuddyPress activated, it functions normally. It doesn’t start failing until I activate the GamiPress and “GamiPress – BuddyPress Integration” plugins. If the email address is assigned to a user role in WordPress, it won’t fail. It only fails if the email address isn’t assigned to a user role in WordPress. This would only happen if the email address belonged to someone who commented on a post on the site and wasn’t assigned to a user role in the WordPress site.

I hope that’s a more detailed explanation of how to test and what I’m seeing to help you replicate the issue. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.

Sincerely,
NicCrockett

Hi @rubengc

Thanks for passing this along! If you can, let me know what version it gets fixed in.

Also, I realized I made a mistake in my issue description. Here’s what I said in the next to last sentence:

After a Subscriber confirms the request, if I click either the “Send export link” or “Download personal data” links, it fails and is stuck at 20%.

Here’s what it should have said:

After a non-subscriber confirms the request, if I click either the “Send export link” or “Download personal data” links, it fails and is stuck at 20%.

Thanks,
Nic

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by NicCrockett.

It took some digging, but I think I’ve found the offending plugin. It appears to be GamiPress, although I won’t know until I hear back from them. Here’s the post on their forum to see if I can get a response and fix.

Export Personal Data Broken

I’ll post back if there is a final answer and fix to this issue.

@bcworkz thanks for the suggestions!

This is a brand new site and not available to the public yet. So, I know it’s not a file size limit given that the user is a separate email of mine and I’ve only posted twice to check this function.

That said, I’ll start ruling out your other suggestions. Hopefully one of them will lead to the issue. I’ll post an update once I’ve had a chance to go through them.

Thanks,
NicCrockett