Rob Falla

Update:

I still have not resolved this issue.

I will continue working on it when time allows and come back with the solution when found.

Hope to close this soon.

So I have had some issues with this theme.

I would rather not build my own theme from the ground up but may have to unless I can get through my current issues.

Where is the right place? Are you trying to override the default placement of such messages?

Check your block-level elements and css to ensure they ‘stack’ as expected. You will want to be sure that the divs you are targeting are contained within a targetable element so you can position accordingly.

Best of luck.

This is an odd issue because it is only intermittent in the sense that it works as expected in one browser (Chrome) but not for other browsers.

Has anyone encountered this issue who also resolved it?

If so, I’d appreciate hearing from you about how you managed to resolve it.

Your issue looks similar to https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/submission-confirmation-issue.

I am starting to suspect this is a javascript issue.

Do you have any thoughts on root cause?

Any thought on my issues?

I’ve identified the environment where it works and where not.

Any guidance would be most appreciated.

You could try –

Restore from backup, (if you made backups)

Else,

log on to phpmyadmin

export the database SQL

Open in your fav text editor

Run a find and replace

Find [original/file/path]

Replace [new/file/path]

go back to phpmyadmin, delete the database and import the one you just fixed.

Takes a bit of time but worked for me when I made the same mistake. Not sure if the changes to wp over the last 18 months would prevent this kind of fix.

First backup the database and all the wp files. If it doesn’t work you don’t want to be in THAT position.

I’ve just checked again… the links are still working.

It would appear that the problem only happens when you are logged in.

You could try a silly work-around of creating a new user account with admin during the 15 minutes, log off from your admin account and log in from the new account. Just to see what happens. Worth a go.

Best of luck with this.

UPDATE 2:

I logged in to cpanel and noticed that I had a failed backup notification. The failure was caused by running out of memory.

I increased the memory and initiated the update from installatron.

Everything is now working.

I suspect the problem was that I ran out of memory.

I’ve just visited your site and it appears to be working. Have you tried to access it from a different computer?

update: my site url is “https://www.dreamycaribbean.com/”

I am attempting the directions at “https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Updating_WordPress#Manual_Update” and will report back.

You will need to ftp in to the site or access the file manager first to find the files and make the appropriate changes.

It would help if you identified the files you were trying to change and the actual changes you made.

Best of luck with this.

Would it be possible to integrate those parts of cf7 that allow email messages to be customised?

great. I’ve just found and installed it. Will see in the morning if it workes. Although I do think I should have a word with aruba.it, the ISP, about their server config for these cron jobs.

This is a really timely post. Thank you. I will try the manual cron job option. Be back to let you know how I get on with it.