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I am also getting this error. The password reset is being done through woocommerce.

wp-content\plugins\better-wp-security\modules\free\strong-passwords\class-itsec-strong-passwords.php on line 68

Fatal error: Call to undefined method stdClass::get()

I’m just using the un-minified version in the min folder for now. The links woks now. Thanks

The plugin is using the version in the assets/js/min folder so that’s probably why. What minifier did you use?

Damian, that didn’t work for me. I still only get the background and not the popup. It’s clearly being rendered in the html, but it doesn’t display.

Thanks

Thanks Damian, that’s no problem for me to change.

How do you suggest being able to have it only triggered on click of a button? I don’t want it to appear unless someone clicks. Even if it is hidden and I push out the delay time, only the background appears if I trigger it before that time is reached. Hope that makes sense.

That works. Thanks

Thanks, but I don’t have an external link that I can share to show it. I’m doing a workaround to get it to work with jQuery like
jQuery(“#spu-4,#spu-bg-4”).show();

Thanks. That didn’t work for me. Is there not a function that can be called to get it to show?

Thanks

Okay, I will look for the update tomorrow. Thanks

Great! I will give it a try. Thanks!

Okay, thanks. I’ll use some JS in the mean time to move it where it needs to be on my page. Thanks!

Hi Marco, any progress on this? Were you able to take a look at the issue? Thanks

Thanks for the swift reply Marco. We may have to come up with a workaround. We don’t want non-customers to register on the site. This is for stuff like pre-sales inquires. What we may do is just remove the view ticket link for replies from that department.

Thanks!

Hi, first I wanted to say thank you for picking up this project and moving it forward. It is really needed.

Do you have an ETA on this feature? We currently have tickets created via email so need a way for anyone to be able to view their ticket on the site without logging in.

We currently use a different integration method for getting the osticket into WP, but the users are not in sync. This will be a major step forward for us to be able to move to your plugin.

Thanks!