philbee

Thanks Mikko for answering!
Unfortunately, I have to admit I’m stumped as to how to get the ?full callstack?.

@andrewcodes404 is WP_DEBUG set to true in your site? This for some reason breaks the zip-making bit of the plugin, on macos at least.

Are getting this error on your live site, or on a local install?
I’m seeing it here, but from poking around it seems the error is because its running on a local WP instance which has a faulty (self-created) SSL certificate.

NB: exporting the activated theme with user changes as full theme does work, but exporting as child theme and cloning the theme show this behaviour.

Same problem here, Archive Utility mumbling about ?unsupported format?, BetterZip also doesn’t open the file.

Opening the file in BBEdit shows that a PHP error has apparently been saved into the beginning of the zip file:

<br />
<b>Warning</b>:  ZipArchive::addFile(): No such file or directory in <b>/Users/philby/Sites/FSE/wp-content/plugins/create-block-theme/admin/class-create-block-theme-admin.php</b> on line <b>237</b><br />

NB: exporting the activated theme with user changes as full theme does work, but exporting as child theme and cloning the theme show this behaviour.
Exporting the theme does not try to add the screenshot.png to the zip file, which is where cloning and creating a child theme seem to break.

If I was to guess, I’d say that the __DIR__ in

		$zip->addFile(
			__DIR__ . '/../screenshot.png',
			'screenshot.png'
		);

points to some plugin directory and not the theme dir, which is why screenshot.png can’t be found.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by philbee.

Thanks a lot for taking your time to reply, Sybre!

Of course TSF was not the cuplrit, the Googlebots never even reached the server. I don’t know what the problem was (my guess: a misdirected firewall setting with the hosting company, though they won’t say so), but TSF always worked correctly.

Solved.
The hosting company had to add the directive.

FYI, after resynching the database with Migrate DB Pro and restarting the local NGiNX server, it suddenly started working again.

Hi Jordy
thanks for your feedback.
Maybe the problem I had doesn’t have anything to do with renaming those -scaled images:
I’m using Real Phyiscal Media PRO from devowl to save image files into folders as defined by Real Media Library’s metadata. In the background, as you certainly know, RPM uses MFR to move the files around.

Using this combo on a site that has large images scaled due to big_image_size_threshold, the original file does not get moved. This then breaks any attempt to, for example, recreate thumbnails, as all the plugins I tested want to use the orginal, largest image file as source, but can’t find it: they’re looking in the folder where all the scaled and WP-created images reside, the link to the original fils is broken (even in WP Media).

Here’s a bit of a contrarian post: mails sent by Gravity Forms, Modern Event Calendar and WooCommerce on a clients site are formatted nicely as HTML, using the WP HTML mail template, but mails sent from WP core are all HTML tags in plain text.

(delivery is over SES, using Offload SES lite, in case that makes a difference)

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

Tested LCcache 3.5.1 on a local site with facetwp yesterday… using the same js excludes as LSCache 3.4.x, facetwp stops showing facet selections as soon as JS concatenation is enabled. Is 3.5 more aggressive in changing how files are loaded, even for excluded files?

@hailite Thanks for the update. I went back to LSCache 3.4, this site is live and I can’t play around with optimization exclusions and have all the important pages (faceted events, faceted maps) not work.

Not very happy that now our cache plugin also needs to be tested for breaking stuff between releases, TBH.

@chouby Is this something that’s on the radar for Polylang (free), or will Gutenberg compatibility for categories and custom taxonomies remain a Polylang Pro exclusive? (If so, you might want to add a FAQ like for WooCommerce compatibility, IMHO).

@srakso14 A non-elegant way around this: add an ACF taxonomy field that reads from and writes to the post meta.

Seems like this has been a problem for quite a while now.
Apparently it is working correctly/as expected with Polylang Pro.

Thanks a lot for the feedback!
We’ll probably just use linked products, since Bundles are not what we need.
However, I can’t seem to get the “add to cart” button to show. Whatever settings I use for the plugin or the product, there’s only a warning “Please choose maximum 2 of the whole products before adding to the cart.”

What is this warning referring to?