pablo.gavilan

I tested and it works. I just added the code to my functions.php file to populate the three main utm fields. Then create hidden fields to be populated automatically.

Maybe with this code, we can use this plugin together with Gravity Forms:

https://docs.gravityforms.com/gform_field_value_parameter_name/#populate-from-a-cookie

I’ll test to see if it works.

What I finally did was to change this option in Woocommerce settings:

Prices entered with tax: Yes, I will enter prices inclusive of tax

I exported all my products to CSV, then I calculated the prices, and imported them again updating only the price column. Not ideal, but it worked for me.

I found the same error.

The function wp_get_attachment_image_url() was added in version 4.4.0 in December 8, 2015. So for the ones that don’t have WP updated the plugin doesn’t work.

On the one hand, it’s important to update WordPress due to security reasons, but on the other hand, it’s annoying if we have a site that we don’t want to update yet due to other reasons. A better compatibility would be good.

Thanks for the help tim.lewis.croftedge.

It happened immediately after the upgrade. I’m in a shared hosting and I guess the memory was not enough for this new version.

Your suggestion was showing a 500 error in my server, but instead I added a php.ini file with this line to wp-admin folder:
memory_limit = 512M

Now it works again ??

In this thread there is more information:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cant-login-after-400-update?replies=37 however, it doesn’t help me. I replaced manually with a fresh WP and still the same.

I’m having the same problem after update core from 3.5 to 4.0…

I noticed that the column object_id is not big enough to store some custom roles with big names. Maybe that’s the reason..

I see this plugin creates long sql queries. Maybe the new servers is not allowing these long queries.

I think the problem is with the MySQL table that stores this information. The length of the column is not enough to have custom roles with moderately big names. If you can alter the MySQL table [wp_prefix]_uam_accessgroup_to_object and the column object_id to allow more characters, maybe this is solved.