scottking

Resolved. I had not specified a Page for the Wishlist on the Wishlist Options tab. This is a requirement in Pro (apparently) but not in the free version.

For the record, in case anyone stumbles on this, I resolved my issue in cPanel. Open Email Routing, select the domain, and then choose option “Remote Mail Exchanger”.

Thanks for your quick reply. All of the addresses configured appear on the TO line of the email alerts received by the primary admin account, this clears the plugin as the issue.

Since my original question I have realized I can successfully send alerts to many different addresses, the ones that fail are specifically email addresses with the same domain as my hosted site.

I’ll look elsewhere for resolution, thanks for helping me troubleshoot this!

This issue was resolved by a recent update to the WooCommerce Product AddOns plugin.

While working another issue, I created a second staging site. Both staging sites work (I can browse to and manage them) but only the first one I created shows up in the WP Staging ‘Sites / Start’ page. So I only have the option to delete the first.

The delete action warns to make sure the tables set for deletion are correct and I believe they are not. phpMyAdmin shows I have 2 sets of tables prefixed with wpstg; wpstg0_* and wpstg1_* and the Delete action (for the first site created) wants to delete the wpstg1_* tables.

It also lists the file directory for deletion and this is correct.

I suspect if I use the delete feature I’ll lose the files for staging site #0 and the database for staging site #1 rendering them both useless and requiring manual clean up.

This also makes me wonder if, when I publish from staging to live, if the correct sources will be used.

Please advise.

UPDATE: I logged out then back in and now neither staging site is listed on the ‘Sites / Start’ page so Delete is no longer an option. Neither is ‘Push Changes’ so I lack a way to publish from Staging.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by scottking.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by scottking.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by scottking.

Yes, I tried checking the box in both the live page and staging site. For me, the staging site had to inherit that config value on creation.

Rene – the suggested solution is not working for me. I also noticed the plugin settings have an option to “Disable admin authorization” but that doesn’t work for me either. Any other tips to make my staging site public without creds?

UPDATE: Never mind, I found a solution by reviewing your other answers. I recreated the staging site after checking the option to “Disable admin authorization” in the parent site.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by scottking.

Thanks Erica, I’ll research the Smart Coupons plugin.