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Hello @mason5666. Thank you for contacting us regarding your Pro integration issue. For any Pro version related questions please feel free to contact use through our website?https://simplystatic.com?using the email associated with your active Simply Static Pro account.

Hello?@chillybang . Thank you for contacting us with your Pro question. For any Pro version related questions please feel free to contact use through our website?https://simplystatic.com?using the email associated with your active Simply Static Pro account.

Hello @mfukazawa . Thank you for contacting us with your Pro question. For any Pro version related questions please feel free to contact use through our website?https://simplystatic.com using the email associated with your active Simply Static Pro account.

Hello @mason5666. Thank you for contacting us with your Pro pre-sale questions. For any Pro version pre-sale related questions please feel free to contact use through our website https://simplystatic.com.

Hello @chillybang. You could explore setting up a WP Cron job to run a site export after your custom content refresh and finished. Here is a link to more information about creating a Simply Static WP Cron job: https://simplystatic.com/docs/running-simply-static-with-wp-cron/

Hello @chillybang. Thank you for the question. It would depend on how the affiliate shop is generating content. If the system requires access to the WordPress database for dynamic customer query, this may not work with Simply Static. During the export process, Simply Static creates a static version of your website that is decoupled from your WordPress site. I would suggest trying out Simply Static with your affiliate system to check for any issues.

You may need to re-run the migration process just in case some of the settings were not transferred. The migration process should run automatically when you update Simply Static but you can also manually run it. The option to manually run migration is available at the top of the Simply Static > Settings > Utilities page.

Hello @gaet. If you would like to protect your dev site from being indexed, the easiest method would be to add basic auth to your site. This would add password protection to your application which would help prevent search engines from indexing it. Here is a link to more information on the topic: https://docs.wpvip.com/how-tos/basic-authentication/. If you add basic auth to your site you will also need to provide the credentials in your Simply Static settings.

Hello @wintear. Sorry to hear you are experiencing this issue. You may want to explore if a database cache, for example redis, is being using in your environment. If so, I would recommend disabling it to see if it helps resolve the path issue.

Hello @soupmagnet. Sorry to hear that you are experiencing an issue accessing the setting in the dashboard. From the error message, it seems that something in your environment might be causing an issue with React. Could you try updating WordPress to the latest release, currently 6.3, to see if this resolves the issue for you?

Hello @gsc89. It seems the auto-migration process may have not finished during the plugin update. You can manually run this process by visiting the Simply Static > Settings > Utilities admin page and clicking the “Migrate Settings” button.

Hello @pdelisle. Is it correct to say that you are creating a static version of your site but you would like to include a raw unparsed PHP file with your export? When you add an item to the “additional files” option in Simply Static, this is instructing the exporter to visit and parse that resource. You may want to explore using a code snippet to copy this file over to the static export directory after the export has finished, for example using the ‘ss_after_cleanup’ action. Here is a link to more information about this action: https://simplystatic.com/docs/code-snippets/#Fire-webhook-after-static-export

Hello @jameswithsupersonic,

Slow build times can occur for a variety of reasons including complexity of your site, size of the assets, and available resources on your server, to name a few. The best way to determine if something in your environment is increasing the time needed to create an export, I would suggest disabling all active plugins and custom code, and one by one enabling each item while performing an export after each activation.

Hello @shazzahmad786,

Unfortunately, we aren’t allowed to provide Pro support within the forum.
Please reach out here:?https://simplystatic.com/support/, and we are more than willing to help you!

Hello @nclient. Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, the option to use a variable or shortcode for the password is not an available feature in Passster.