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@northernbeacheswebsites, as an addendum here, we are running into intermittent 504 errors on the page in question, likely due to the sheer volume of content / ideas on the page. Have you seen this elsewhere, or do you have suggestions here?

This is the page: https://amagipublishing.com/idea-submission/the-amagi-idea-submission/

Ok. Thanks for getting back to me!

Hi, thanks for your reply. The orders are marked as processing and the notifications did not come through nonetheless.

Yes, thank you, we receive all other product emails just fine. It’s only gift card order emails we don’t receive.

@robbi623 Glad it worked and wasn’t just working for me – thanks for posting back!

@wooprali Here is a screenshot of what we saw before this update: https://www.screencast.com/t/FQOzi2oY

I noticed that going to the file showed a page not found:
https://domainname.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php/?action=dynamic_styles

so i tried it without the / after the admin-ajax.php
https://domainname.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=dynamic_styles
and it showed a 0, loading the page.

so search for dynamic_styles in the file system and tracked it down to this file:
wpi-designer-button-shortcode/wpi-designer-button-shortcode.php
line 94

changing it from:
$settings[‘content_css’] .= “,”.admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php’) .”/?action=dynamic_styles”;

to this without the slash:
$settings[‘content_css’] .= “,”.admin_url(‘admin-ajax.php’) .”?action=dynamic_styles”;

got rid of the failed to load warnings. Not sure if this is the ideal fix, but wanted to share in case it was useful.

Thank you very much!

Ok! Thanks for your prompt reply & confirmation.

Thank you, but we’re no longer using the plugin.
Best wishes

Thanks so much for being so responsive. This fix has taken care of the issues, everything is working great again! I appreciate your help with this.

Thank you for such a quick reply. I tried upgrading one of the sites, and the initial error is gone, but now it says:
Fatal error: Using $this when not in object context in [redacted]/wp-content/plugins/kocuj-sitemap/classes/base.class.php on line 334

This error shows up on the admin side only, not the front end of the site, where the sitemap is correctly displayed. But the error prevents me accessing the admin area.

I’ve got a Gravity Form + Salesforce API + GF PayPal Add-On and when conditions are met to trigger either feed, it doesn’t go to Salesforce. It looks like PayPal is working but then skips Salesforce. Any way to get them both working?
Thanks for any insight!

Hi Peter,
We found yesterday also that if a link is not using WordPress’ innate link function like in content or in the menus, and is instead in a template or otherwise outside of the usual functions, it needs this kind of if statement:

$homelink = esc_url( home_url( '/' ) );
if ( strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'],'no_redirect')!==false) {
    $homelink = esc_url( home_url( '/' ) ).'?no_redirect';
}

We had to add this to a link in the header template that wrapped around a logo. Hope this helps!

A follow up – this also required this setting in the plugin to be checked:
‘Redirect only visitors of the site’s root’

It looks like I was able to achieve the same goal with PHP. I added this to the header.php theme file:

if($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']
  && strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'],'no_redirect')!==false
  && !$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']){
    header("Location: ".$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'].'?no_redirect');
}

It’s only as reliable as the server referrer variable having information, but has worked in a pinch.

Any other ideas or methods anyone has found to carry the ?no_redirect through? I had also tried with .htaccess rewrite rules but with no success, so am using this PHP redirect method for now.

Best wishes.