Nono

Hi again.

With the latest version we tried exporting from Live Traffic instead of Activity and it works there. We just used that report for now until we can resolve this issue.

Is the report generation script on Traffic Inspector different from Dashboard? It’s a little strange.

Thanks.

Hi. There doesn’t seem to be a PHP error, only error 500 in Apache as shown in the access log. It has completely baffled us since it’s working on another site in the same server. We also have a pro license we probably should contact support there.

Glad you solved the problem @terriz. You can close this now.

The namespace worked @ronalfy. I think there’s no need for your team to revert. Thank you for your assistance and more power.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by Nono.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by Nono.

Sorry that didn’t work. I meant to say the REST API namespace you used for the plugin, if you have that info. It’s what WP Cerber recommends Specify REST API namespaces to be allowed if REST API is disabled. and it’s the best option for us (to white list the plugin) rather than allowing REST for all logged in users.

Thank you very much.

It should be user based (registered and logged in) in the case of our websites.

What namespace does your plugin use so that I could try to white list the plugin? Worst case is we have to find an alternative.

Thanks.

The general tab also won’t load in one of our sites. WP Cerber reported the plugin was trying to access the REST API which was blocked for security reasons (it’s a members-only site).

Is there a way for you not to use REST? WP currently has no REST user authentication as far as I know.

Thanks.

It’s caused by a variable named ‘enable’ which was not declared as global. If you can’t wait for the author’s reply, edit wp-texonomy-meta-scripts.js and insert this right after the first line:

enable = false;

Got the error, too. It’s caused by a variable named ‘enable’ which was not declared as global. If you can’t wait for the author’s reply, edit wp-texonomy-meta-scripts.js and insert this right after the first line:

enable = false;

Hi. Thanks for your awesome plugin.

Sorry to reopen this but I can’t open the Advanced Settings drop down, too.

My wordpress version is 3.8.1
My Metaslider version 2.7.1

So I changed this (line 943-44 of ml-slider.php) in the code

<div class="postbox ms-toggle closed">
										<div class="handlediv" title="Click to toggle"><br></div><h3 class="hndle"><span><?php _e("Advanced Settings", "metaslider") ?></span></h3>

to

<div class="postbox ms-toggle open">
										<div class="handlediv" title="Click to toggle"><br></div><h3 class="hndle"><span><?php _e("Advanced Settings", "metaslider") ?></span></h3>

making it always open.

As you can see I am too lazy to isolate which plugin conflicts with it. And hacking into someone else’s source code is not exactly elegant. I apologize for that.

Posting this here so that if anyone wants a quick fix (or just lazy like me) then can force show the section.

Thanks and respect.

In case anyone would like to reference this, here’s my code snippet:

function my_register_data( $fields )
{
	if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'])) {
		$fields['wpmem_reg_ip'] = $_SERVER['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'];
	}

	return $fields;
}

add_filter( 'wpmem_register_data', 'my_register_data' );

Hey Chad. That did the trick! Thank you.

I didn’t want to suggest that there must something in the plugin code that’s overwriting the values. Glad that you were the one to catch the bug.

Will look forward to the update, Meanwhile, I am happy with the patch I did to the code.

Hi again. Sorry if it didn’t really appear clear when the IP capture should happen.

So, finally, I wanted to correct the IP address being captured/sent during moderated user registration. That explains my code snippet above which would supposedly override/update the IP of the user.

I looked at wpmem_email_notify, wpmem_email_newmod and wpmem_email_newreg but I have no idea how $email_content is structured and how I would override the contents of $fields before they get sent by email and saved to the dbase. (Also not sure if I am looking at the correct hooks, at all.)

Thanks for your time spent replying.

Hi again, Chad.

I have tried multiple times but I keep on failing. I put these in functions.php of my theme:

function my_register_data( $fields )
{
	$fields['wpmem_reg_ip'] = '127.0.0.1';

	return $fields;
}

add_filter( 'wpmem_register_data', 'my_register_data' );
add_action( 'wpmem_pre_register_data', 'my_register_data', 1 );

but the code above does not update wpmem_reg_ip. Anything I am doing wrong?

Thanks.

Awesome. Merci buckets.

If I put the code in functions.php in the same folder, will it be overwritten with the next plugin update?