TechDaddyK

*bump*

Still having this problem and need to resolve, please.

The problem occurs on any Download Monitor powered “download button” on this website.

Thank you for the suggestions… It was #2 in your questions; lazy load was enabled. Fixed now!

Noticed that my sites that DO work have additional tabs on the Google Analytics Tracking Code page: Events Tracking, Custom Definition, Exclude Tracking, Advanced Settings, and Integration.

The site that DOES NOT work has only Basic Settings. And on that page, there are only the two drop-downs; View Name, Tracking IDs, Default URL, and Time Zone do not show at all on this page on this site.

Tried uninstalling and installing again. Same problem.

Still not working.

Bump.

Thanks for the amazingly quick reply! Unfortunately, on version 1.1.18, it won’t let me View or Create an invoice at all. It just reloads the Orders page, similar to what it was doing when I clicked on View before.

I have a simmilar issue… The login for Clef appears between the password input box and the normal login button for WordPress. I want to move the Clef button to under the WordPress login button.

Thanks again, @lukecavahagh! I ended up getting everything situated on my local machine and re-uploading the files in groups, based on metadata. It worked beautifully.

Aha! Changing the Content-Type to “application/zip” instead of “image/png” (for example) seems to have worked! Now if I can just figure out how to do that in bulk (over 300 files to go through).

Thank you so much!

Thanks @lukecavanagh, for the suggestion. I farted around with Option 3 on that page (adding a few lines to .htaccess and changing the Content Disposition on S3) but it’s acting the same.

I realized that I forgot that (possibly important) part in my question, though… I’m using S3 to house the files and CloudFront to distribute using HTTPS. So an example URL looks like https://d1q22zm2j19130.cloudfront.net/logos/kng_PRINT.jpg.

I tried a JPG hosting on the same server as the website and it worked properly! However, I need to serve all of these images from S3 and not our web server.

I actually fixed mine by disabling Akismet. Not the best long-term solution, mind you, but it got us back on the road.

I actually fixed mine by disabling Akismet. Not the best long-term solution, mind you.

I’m getting the “Failed to send…” error with an orange border, which supposed indicates spam. I made no changes before this quit working last week, but have followed the FAQ as well as a few outside suggestions. No success.

BTW, it happened “out of the blue” just as @newedgemarketing described.