pmgopal

Thanks Brecht

Matheus, you and Rick already helped me on premium support. The issue was a problem in caching configuration as you had pointed out earlier to me. You can mark this resolved.

You guys are the best!
Madan

Forgot to mention that the donations show up as “Pending” (both Stripe and Paypal) and I had to manually check and mark them completed.

Thanks for the update and suggestions. Appreciate it

Thanks Bill. I will try out the code snippet.

Worked on the production site – was having problems on the staging site.

Some more information I forgot to include:

1. The paypal transaction completed successfully and redirected back automatically to my website. My paypal is a business account.
2. The system info shown “PayPal IPN Notifications” as “N/A”.

Thanks.

Thanks Ethan. I will try Popup Maker.

Ethan, another update. Turns out the reCAPTCHA is not showing in the forms popup (I am using WP Post Modal), it shows up fine without the popup. Don’t know how to load reCAPTCHA inside the popup.

Any suggestions?
Madan

Matt, thanks for the quick reply and the pointer to the article. Siteground admin-ajax.php handling was the issue – the update worked fine on the production site.

Thanks again.
Madan

Ethan, I disabled other plugins (wpdiscuz, mailchimp for wp, give) that were potentially also loading reCAPTCHA – that didn’t help. I tried with No-conflict mode as well. Any other suggestions that I could try?

On a different note, it is likely that many other plugins also will use this feature. Is there a way to make wpforms more resilient – I see so many questions in this forum related to reCAPTCHA.

Many thanks for your help.
Madan

Thanks Ethan. I did enable No-Conflict Mode but it didn’t help. I can see the reCAPTCHA when I preview the form but not when I open the form from the page. I don’t think I have reCAPTCHA enabled in any other plugin as far as I know, but I will look.

Madan

Fred, I wanted to make sure that the functionality works for me before buying the pro version. It looks really good when it works but unfortunately I experienced the prebuild issue right away. Will wait to verify the new version before moving to pro.

Madan

Thank you Fred.

Just wanted to confirm that the issue exists with both the pro and the lite versions.

In terms of the workarounds, #1 does not apply to lite version, and #3 – the removed URLs keep coming back in the table (I did take a look at https://swiftperformance.io/kb/remove-url-option/ but that didn’t help).

Also, if I understand correctly, the real cronjob is to effectively pre-populate the cache periodically. I should probably use recursive option and to ignore robots.txt to get all the pages.

Look forward to the updated version of the plugin.
Madan

Fred, thanks for the reply. I am running on Siteground GoGeek plan (768M memory). Re Swift, I did enable Prebuild cache automatically and selected almost all the recommended settings from the wizard except combine js, css and lazy load. When I click on the “start prebuid” button, I get a message on top saying it started but nothing else happens. I also enabled the log level to warning to troubleshoot but the logs are empty. I

I opened a ticket with Siteground as well and they said they don’t see a hosting issue. Here is their response:

I checked the problem and I believe that the Swift performance plugin is not working properly. It does not seem to update its tables properly. For example, when I tried to reset warmup table, it does not truncate and the number of known pages remains the same. Another thing is that when I tried to manually run one of the cron events shown below:

https://s.nimbusweb.me/share/2343133/83pftvsodw0k4m0q16lo

but it remains on the list and it does not get updated.

I can point you to my instance if you want to take a look. Really appreciate it.
Madan