SSVapes

Thank you kindly, for the response. We are not using Gutenberg. Our company sites have been reverted to the legacy editor. However, the plugin seems to be working ok, for now.

I had no problem embedding my mail chimp form. This is by far the best pop up for WordPress that I have ever used. Thanks and good job to the creators.

Open phpmyadmin.

1. Click the website database in the left menu.

(the right panel will populate)

2. Use the right panel search box at the top, search for: wc_admin_notes

3. click it to open wc_admin_notes and

4. search for: wc-update-db-reminder

5. To edit wc-update-db-reminder and remove the message, find and change unactioned to actioned

click go at the bottom

joy joy joy

refresh your WP page, the message should disappear

HTH

As always, backup your database before making any changes

This worked for me:

open PHPMYADMIN and go to the database.

search for wp**_wc_admin_notes. Next, In the list find wc-admin-coupon-page-moved

(remember to replace ** with your own database prefix)

edit and change “unactioned” to “actioned

click GO

joy joy joy

NOTE: If you are not familiar with PHPMYADMIN do not try this. As always, backup your database before making any changes.

Thanks Woo for making our hectic days easier

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by SSVapes.

I have used this plugin since it first came out. There is none better. It does a superior job. When will it be updated?

ok TYVM!!!

Actually, this is not totally resolved. And there is some talk in other threads and forums about it.

I have a dozen of these left behind and they are filling up the database.

woocommerce > status > schedules actions

update_expiring_product_props Complete Every 1 day 2019-08-14 00:01:46 +0000
(1 month 12 hours ago)

Are these safe to delete?

And how can I clean up the database.

Please advise. Thanks

I have a dozen of these under ‘scheduled actions’

update_expiring_product_props Complete Every 1 day

is is safe to delete them?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by SSVapes.

The save button only pops up when the bottom of the screen is clicked using Chrome only. On Firefox it does not pop up at all. This is a great plugin. We really need it. How can i fix this?

Hi Al. I had to uninstall the plugin because this site is scheduled to go live soon. So I can’t provide any more information. I went to GHub. It looks like you guys already know about the problem. I can’t confirm it but the problem may affect the category edit page and the admin products page. With that said, I do have a suggestion. The plugin creates a nav bar with breadcrumbs on the top of the category edit page and on the top of the admin products page. It’s not needed. That may be the problem. Thanks for your help.

This is the best registration form builder i have ever used and I have been making websites since the 90s. The only thing fake about me is my hair LOL

Thanks for making this, it works great. Good to know I can use it with the latest WP.

The URL’s are random but when they do hit the site it is to example.com. The visited URL is often random, nonsense sites.

The originating host names and IPs are random. The originating locations are random. The Browser UAs are random. Anything that can be used to block them at the firewall or block them using WF is random.

Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan visited https://172.98.77.186/
5/29/2019 2:04:32 PM (10 minutes ago)
IP: 193.106.49.83 Hostname: Pool-5-193.106.49.83.o.kg
Browser: Chrome version 0.0 running on WinVista
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.0) AppleWebKit/535.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/13.0.782.112 Safari/535.1

Lima, Peru visited https://www.incorporatedcrmclothesbikini.net/
5/29/2019 2:02:43 PM (15 minutes ago)
IP: 179.6.196.229 Hostname: 179.6.196.229

Kyiv, Ukraine visited https://172.98.77.186/
5/29/2019 2:01:56 PM (16 minutes ago)
IP: 93.73.76.181 Hostname: complimenting-blossom.volia.net
Browser: Chrome version 56.0 running on MacOSX
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_12_3) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/56.0.2924.87 Safari/537.36

Some (but not many) of them i was able to block using the UA like this one:

Syria was blocked for UA/Referrer/IP Range not allowed at https://172.98.77.186/
5/29/2019 1:59:53 PM (21 minutes ago)
IP: 5.0.180.138 Hostname: 5.0.180.138
Human/Bot: Bot
Browser: undefined
Go-http-client/1.1

The above was blocked using WF custom pattern “Go-http-client/1.1”

How can i determine the true originating IPs? I’m sure WF would love to add them to their block list.

RN I have the site throttling the visits per minute using WF. Therefore the site is usable but using unnecessary resources, of course.

Any help tracking, or finding and blocking these idiots would be appreciated.

This makes me wonder what else can be found lurking inside of a plug in these days. Is there no honor among coders today?

here is the code that was placed at the bottom of the PHP file

add_action('wp_footer', 'ttt');
function ttt(){
echo '<style type="text/css">.hello </style>';
echo '&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<small class="hello"><a href="https://beatdiabetes.us/">Beat diabetes</a></small>';
echo '&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<small class="hello"><a href="https://beatdiabetes.us/category/diabetes-diet/">Diabetes diet</a></small>';

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