Zion Eye Media

Hey @sadninja,

Thanks, that’s exactly what I did previously before. Because our data keeps getting bigger, it’s not great to keep changing that file when our data balloons, especially when I have to update the WordPress core files.

Sadly, I’m running out of ideas. I thought about just parsing the data to the smallest amount of fields needed to populate, but will see how that goes. I’ve been working on a straight up PHP to MySQL hard-coded filterable table as a backup option.

Ok that didn’t work…

I just ended up deactivating the plugin for now until I can figure out what to do.

Thanks!

Hi Anmari,
Thanks for responding back! I’m currently using 3.8.1 and my PHP memory is HUGE, so I’m very hesitant to keep increasing it. Our user base will only grow, and I need something that would be scalable.

Sure, how would I go about tweaking the query method?

I did check the settings and it’s currently stated as follows:
General Settings

• Checked Fetch users directly to save load – for large databases
• Fields and Nice Names had a lot of data that didn’t need to be in the report – so I checked them, hopefully that would help as well

Cache Settings

• Do re-cache on user update is checked
• Re-cache frequency is set to hourly

I changed the cache settings to “do not recache on user update” and “no scheduled autocache” in the hopes that it may reduce some of the load.

With the things I just did, I’ll see if they produce better results.

@krazykat_is

Yeah I’m in the market for that as well. Currently I’m doing a really long workaround using Contact Form 7 to show the “poll/survey” and Contact Form 7 DB to show the “poll/survey results.” It can be tedious but until there are ways to create multiple questions in the same poll, it will have to do.

I would love to code my own plugin, but I’m more of a front-end guy ??

Thanks. Just wondering if there is a timeframe/time table for this support?

John, there is a setting on the shortcode portion of the plugin where it allows you to specify the user role that will see data.

Go to your Contact Form DB portion of the dashboard, click on shortcode link. From there, go to the security section on that page where you can set the visibility. For the general public, use anyone as a role and associate that with the permissionmsg value as true.

Hope that helps.

The company I work for now has a similar situation and it was a “several step process.” Yes, you have to configure your email accounts on your email hosting’s end (could be the MX Entry portion). I host with Hostgator but we have our own email servers, so had to ensure that our Hostgator MX Entry was set as “remote,” then use a WP plugin to send out emails via PHP mail().

What worked for me is that I unchecked the “Use HTML content type” checkbox. Apparently for some reason, the SMTP or the mail functionality doesn’t like that in my setting and/or hosting. Try that and see if it works!

Oops, I made a mistake. It should read “spread out over 2.5 months…”

Hey Ozz1, do you have a screenshot of the form? And are you using Mail2 option? Would love to take a look.

Depending on who the sender is when you test, it could be that your site is not allowing emails to be send to itself from itself (i.e. [email protected] sends an email to [email protected]). Just as a precaution (and I maybe wrong/right on this), you may want to check on that and possibly install a SMTP to configure incoming and outgoing emails.

I would also like to know the same: are there going to be updates on the plugin to support iMIS 20.xxx?

@firmanetjes

I myself am locked out due to some of the securities I personally installed from AIO… I’m not sure if this is what you want to do, but my crappy workaround is to disable the plugin from the db and then enable it again.

Here’s a link that may be of help (just searching from Google).

https://www.hiddenwebgenius.com/blog/web-development/deactivating-wordpress-plugins-using-phpmyadmin/

Hope that helps. Sorry I can’t be anymore of help, as I am trying to fix stuff myself!

Hi Simon,
Thanks for your response! From what I know of MP, they use the same password field names as WordPress (and I believe they just hook into it). I will definitely have to ask them personally, but that is my best educated guess.

If it is the case where the passwords are the same fields, will the steps you mentioned be any different (or harder/easier)?

Thanks!

Sheesh! I’m such a goof… I just saw this post and was able to fix my own issues…

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/getting-wp-signupphpnewmydomaincom-loop?replies=15

Basically I had to redefine my .htaccess and my wp-config.php file to make it work. Here’s what I adjusted, thanks to @ipstenu.

WP-CONFIG.PHP file
* Changed SUBDOMAIN install from true to false
It’s odd that even though I wanted a SUBDOMAIN install, I had to set the SUBDOMAIN value to “false” to delete the wp-signup issue.

HTACCESS file
* Added this snippet courtesy of @ipstenu.

# Redirect non-www urls to www
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^example\.com [NC]
RewriteRule (.*) https://www.example.com/$1 [R=301,L]

So far so good ?? Hope this helps…

Another question related to styling: I’ve tried using the background classes for the columns. It works well for most, but the shortcodes with the “_last” doesn’t work… Any idea why it doesn’t? I’m searching as well, but thought I would ask in the process.