Scott DeLuzio

Our plugin is not designed to modify the purchase price at all. Coupon codes would have to be handled separately. I think your best option might be to create a variable product with each doctor listed as a variation. Then create doctor specific coupon codes that are only applied to the appropriate doctor’s variation.

That warning typically means that the server has disabled allow_url_fopen. You may need to contact your host, or edit your site’s php.ini file to enable it.

Hi James,
I just released an update to the plugin that should address the drop down menu issue. I think it should make it easier for you to set the location for the featured image.

If you still have trouble with the site-container-wrap and site-inner wrapping issue after the update, please let me know. Also let me know which child theme you are using so I can troubleshoot with the same theme.

Thanks!

Yes, we have a paid version that can do exactly what you are looking for.
You can find it at https://conditionalcheckoutfields.com

Today I got this on the network admin dashboard on a multisite: https://cl.ly/437b95819a67

Very strange behavior.

Ah, sorry for the very delayed response here!

No, there isn’t really a way to do what you’re looking for. It would probably require a lot of changes to the plugin to be able to track that so it only sends one coupon per email in situations like this.

If it’s a big problem, I can look into modifying that for you though.

Hi @andza1,
The plugin was developed using a Windows computer, so I know it does work on Windows. The page you referenced in your post doesn’t seem to have any posts with featured videos (on Windows or iOS), so I can’t really troubleshoot the issue without seeing the problem you are describing.

Could you also let me know what theme you are using?

Thanks,
Scott

Here is an example from attempting to install a new plugin. The message is similar when updating though:
https://cl.ly/c72031e78a9b

But once I enter 2FA through the front end of the site as well as the back end, the plugin is able to be installed as usual.

This just seems like a very unnecessary step.

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Both are on HTTPS on the site, so I don’t think that’s it. I did also notice that on occasion updates on the site fail to run, and I get prompted to enter a code. It hasn’t happened often though, but if it happens again I will take a screenshot. It appears to be looking for the 2FA code, and not a third-party license code or anything like that.

Hi @rbarron I just released an update, which should fix this issue. If you still have an issue after updating to 1.3.1, try adding the full URL to the file (i.e. https://rmb.barronsplace.com/assets/images/login_disclaimer.png in your case) in the plugin settings.

I can understand that. I guess the issue is that I already logged in with 2FA.

Basically the process was:

• Logged in with my username and password
• Got prompted with the 2FA screen
• Login successful, and now I’m on the wp-admin dashboard screen
• Clicked a link that redirected to the front-end blog post
• Challenged for 2FA again (without having to login again)

The user session never ended as far as I can tell, so I’m questioning why it would have prompted the 2FA screen again?

@wdclub Just wanted to give you an update. Based on your feedback, version 1.3 of the plugin now has the ability to use any size image for the logo. The image will be centered above the login form on the page, but is not limited to the small size that it was limited to previously. Thanks for the feedback! If there is anything else missing, please let me know.

Thanks for the kind review and feedback @wdclub I really appreciate it!

Thanks so much for the wonderful review!

Thanks for the fix @morganhvidt!