Trippetchz

Please check my submission materials carefully and actually watch the screen recordings.

You can see in the OP video that yes, I have toggled “Sync php Timezone” setting on and off and the behaviour persists regardless.

And in the supplementary video, I’ve made notes about how/where you can see the time changing between screens:

At ~0:05, note the local time is 11:22:56am. Timezone is set to Melbourne. Correct.
At ~0:26, when adding a participant, note the record time stamp on creation is 12:23am, which is incorrect.
At ~1:00, the record time on viewing a record (after it has been saved) has changed from above to 11:23am, and is correct.
At ~1:10, note the record time when viewing the list is 10:23pm which is incorrect.

Hi there,

Thanks for getting back.

Could you give some specifics about what I should check with the hosting providers? I’ve tested this on two other separate reputable hosts, and can replicate similar results, so I am wondering what may you think may be at odds. All three are mainstream cPanel hosts.

And as with OP, no other plugins or WordPress behaviour is affected, which is why I suspect PD may be doing something odd in isolation.

And yes, the Record Timestamps are what I’m talking about. Did you watch my video demonstrating the issue?

Here is another video from a second separate host, replicating as above: https://archive.org/download/2022-02-06-11-23-01/2022-02-06%2011-23-01.mp4

At ~0:05, note the local time is 11:22:56am. Timezone is set to Melbourne. Correct.
At ~0:26, when adding a participant, note the record time stamp on creation is 12:23am, which is incorrect.
At ~1:00, the record time on viewing a record (after it has been saved) has changed from above to 11:23am, and is correct.
At ~1:10, note the record time when viewing the list is 10:23pm which is incorrect.

Here’s also a screenshot of what timestamp Participants Database has written into its table. The values look correct there:

https://i.postimg.cc/gYqZ2222/Screenshot-2022-02-06-at-11-29-22.png

With respect, by process of elimination, something in Participants Database seems broken to me.

Hi there, thanks for getting back.

Okay great, glad to hear there might be integration with Akismet coming down the line sometime. That’d be great.

Hi there,

Thanks for getting back.

Yes, I’d prefer the latter as I’d like to check using an array of WordPress User IDs as opposed to custom roles, etc.

Which filters can I use, since the common method above isn’t working?

Thanks,
T

Nevermind! We found this in your documentation. Apologies!

Something like this would be desirable for us:

<div class="participants-database-signup">
	<div class="row">
		<div class="form-group col-sm-12 col-md-6"> <label class="label-control mb-10" for="pdb-first_name-2">First Name</label> <input name="first_name" id="pdb-first_name-2" class="required-field regular-text" type="text" value=""></div>
		<div class="form-group col-sm-12 col-md-6"> <label class="label-control mb-10" for="pdb-last_name-2">Last Name</label> <input name="last_name" id="pdb-last_name-2" class="required-field regular-text" type="text" value=""></div>
	</div>
	<div class="row">
		<div class="form-group col-sm-12 col-md-6"> <label class="label-control mb-10" for="pdb-phone-2">Phone Number</label> <input name="phone" id="pdb-phone-2" class="required-field regular-text" type="text" value=""></div>
		<div class="form-group col-sm-12 col-md-6"> <label class="label-control mb-10" for="pdb-email-2">Email Address</label> <input name="email" id="pdb-email-2" class="required-field regular-text" type="text" value=""></div>
	</div>
	<!-- and so on -->
</div>

Okay thanks. I understand this will require custom coding. Do you have any suggestions for which hooks/filters might do the job though?

Hi there,

Thanks for getting back and for the suggestions.

If I get anything working, I’ll share it here. ??

Thanks,
tr

Here are screenshots of current settings:

https://postimg.cc/0680Q1X1
https://postimg.cc/Cz8jFxNQ

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by Trippetchz.

Actually, sorry, after saving changes to advanced-cache.php just to be sure, now there are no files in /var/www/DOMAIN.COM/cache/ at all, and they don’t seem to be generating anymore either on fresh website hits. It’s still returning x-hyper-cache: "continue - no file" seemingly no matter what I do…

Thank you for your reply! ??

Yes, the path looks correct, it matches the one set in wp-config.php (where DOMAIN.COM is the sitename):

define( 'HYPER_CACHE_FOLDER', '/var/www/DOMAIN.COM/cache');

And so if I look in /var/www/DOMAIN.COM/cache/ there are files such as /var/www/DOMAIN/cache/DOMAIN/index-https.html etc.

It’s very strange that is reporting “no file.”

I wonder if you have any other ideas?

Thank you!

Fantastic. Thanks for your work!!!

Thank you so much for this!

PS this doesn’t work in functions.php nor as a simple plugin:

	function filter_oembed_provider_list( $providers ) {
		// edit the whitelist to your needs
		// $whitelist = array( 'youtu', 'twitter' );
		$whitelist = array( 'twitter' );

		$output = array();

		foreach( $providers as $key => $provider )
		{
			foreach( $whitelist as $allowed )
			{
				if( stristr( $key, $allowed ) )
					$output[$key] = $provider;

			}
		}
		return $output; 
	}
	add_filter( 'oembed_providers' , 'filter_oembed_provider_list', 999 );

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by Trippetchz.

Okay thanks, but the solution is still not clear. I’m looking for an answer with code and where to put it, as I don’t know how to do this.

Thanks!