sr293

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.

Hello @jrobertse. Thanks for the update, happy to hear your were able to resolve the firewall issue.

Hello @shazzahmad786. In the static files that were generated, do you have a forms.json file available at the following path /wp-content/uploads/simply-static/configs/forms.json? If not, you may want to go through the setup guide one more time just in case a step was missed. Here is a link to our contact form setup guide: https://simplystatic.com/docs/set-up-forms/

Hello @jrobertse. Sorry to hear you are experiencing an issue with 403 errors on your settings page. It’s possible you may have a permissions or configuration issue in your WordPress environment. I would recommend contacting your hosting provider to fully investigate the cause.

Hello @jminint. Sorry you are experiencing an issue. It’s possible that a compatibility issue may exist with one of the active plugins in your environment loading a different version of a library we use. As a test I would recommend deactivating each of the plugins on your site one at a time to determine if a compatibility issue exists. Plugins that optimize and/or offload resources may be a good place to start. Also, if you are using an older version of PHP, I would recommend updating this to 8+ if possible.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by sr293.

Hello @orbs. You could create a page for each client and then password protect each page using a different password or user-role. Here is a link to more information about protecting a whole page/post: https://patrickposner.dev/passster/docs/how-to-protect-a-whole-page-post/

Also, here is a link to protecting content based on a user-role: https://patrickposner.dev/passster/tutorials/wordpress-restrict-content-role/

If you would like the logo at the top of the page to change based on the protected page, you may want to setup a custom page template in WordPress for each client page.

Hello @byannas. Thanks for your question. You can use the single export option in Simply Static to export a specific page or post. Here is a link to more information on the option: https://simplystatic.com/docs/how-to-update-content-on-your-static-website/#Single-Exports

Hello @jameswithsupersonic if you would like to have Simply Static automatically generate an export after a post or page has been published you could try using the following filter, which will trigger a single page export:

add_filter( ‘ssp_single_auto_export’,’__return_true’ );

Below is a link to more code snippets that may be of help: https://simplystatic.com/docs/code-snippets/

Hello @espermedia. Sorry you are experiencing an issue using Passster. It sounds like you may be using Passster in combination with the default WordPress password protection to protect your content. If so, Passster will not override the default solution but will add its own in addition. If possible, I would suggest using Passster and disabling the default WordPress password protection. Below is a link to more information on protecting a whole page or post and the different settings available.

https://patrickposner.dev/passster/docs/how-to-protect-a-whole-page-post/

Hello @askdirk. I’m sorry to hear you are experiencing an issue with Qyrr. For Pro version support, could you please send our support team an email? This will allow us to fully investigate the matter.

Hello @stephensdavis. On the child pages you will still need to activate Passster protection and enter the same parent password in the child “password” input box. You may also need to disable the “Use Ajax” option if you are using a page builder or protecting the entire page.

Hello @shinedesign. You can password protect several sections of content on your page by creating multiple Protected Areas in Passster and adding them using a shortcode in Bricks. Below is a link to an article showing the steps using Elementor, but they should be the same for Bricks.

https://patrickposner.dev/passster/tutorials/how-to-password-protect-content-in-elementor/

Hello @deviltwin01. I’m sorry you are experiencing an time out issue while trying to generate the static pages for your site. Typically this type of error can be caused by a firewall or other security feature in your hosting environment that blocks some of the requests made by Simply Static. If you are using a security plugin, I would suggest disabling it and running an export again to see if this resolves the issue for you. I would also recommend enabling the Simply Static debug log option available at the bottle of the Simply Static > Diagnostics page. The debug log may help identify the cause of the error that is occurring. Below is more information about the Simply Static diagnostics feature.

https://simplystatic.com/docs/problems-with-local-development/#Diagnostics