nicoter

@jdailey Hi ?? Unfortunately not, the popup still gets closed after form submission.

Thanks for further looking into this!

Looking forward to the next release.

Thanks @jdailey

Unfortunately it’s not working for me, when using the dropdown the conditional logic still doesn’t get applied resp. nothing happens.

Using latest versions.

Does it work for you?

Thanks Kasia!

Hi Kasia,

Thanks for checking on this, it’s much appreciated!

Please keep me posted in this thread.

Best regards,
Nico

Agree with the OP, it’s getting annoying with all the freemium plugins which provide no real value and exist for the single purpose of promoting a paid plugin.

Any chance you can add this as a field element?

It’s becoming quite the standard for many conversion optimized optin forms.

Here’s how it looks like: https://i.imgur.com/MHlO4eZ.gif

Thanks

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by nicoter.

Hi, thanks for the update. I adjusted my rating.

I understand your business model, but I’m disliking the new WordPress Freemium model trend. I own 20+ premium themes, but if I’m looking for a free theme for a small site I don’t want to be harassed by annoying ads.

If every theme and plugin was doing this (in your case even 2 notifications), the admin dashboard would be paved with 10+ notifications.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by nicoter.

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Thanks for your answers. The site has had version 1.5.0.4 installed.

Updated to 1.5.0.5 and now it’s working.

Can you make this function public instead of protected in a new release?

protected function get_excluded_useragent(){
    return "facebookexternalhit|WhatsApp|Mediatoolkitbot";
}

This should allow me to rewrite it. Or do you have a better suggestion?

1) I managed to programatically update the WpFastestCacheExclude option, but the new user agent was not written into .htaccess

2) Another approach I tried is to add multiple user agents through the plugin settings by using this syntax:

(UserAgent1|UserAgent2|UserAgent3)

It gets written into .htaccess like that:

RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} !(UserAgent1|UserAgent2|UserAgent3) [NC]

but it doesn’t work, the pages are still cached when accessing it with a user agent in question.

Any help is appreciated!

Many thanks for your reply.

But this will get rewritten with every update of the plugin.

Any update-proof solution?

Hi Fotis,

Thanks for taking note.

Are you going to fix this anytime soon?
It’s no biggie and I could do it easily myself, but then I had to re-apply the changes with every theme update which of course sucks.

Thanks,
Nico

Hi Lap,

Thanks for the fast reply.

Like I already mentioned in the last post, the AC shortcode is working on a WP page or blog post.

I’m sending you the URL to the email address on the contact page of the plugin website.