westhillsweb

Thank you for your answer.
So it seems that Yith Reviews will convert my existing reviews to your format. I’m very interested in trying your plugin, but what if I later decide that it doesn’t do what I need it to do, and I need to switch from Yith Reviews to some other plugin that uses “standard” format reviews. Do I lose all of the reviews that were left with your plugin?
Thank you.
-Mark

Thank you for your quick response.
Can you show me a screen shot, tell me where to find, or point me to documentation, that tells me…
1) Where I do the Mapping? I didn’t see it, and I searched.
2) Frequency Settings for the popup. I looked for that too but couldn’t find it.

Also, I was testing the Popup in an Incognito Window, so I was definitely logged out of the site. But every time I viewed the page, I got the popup.

Thanks for making the plus sign change. I look forward to the new version.

Thanks.

Mark

Confirmation from the Support Rep at ActiveCampaign that VERSION 1.2.13 SOLVES THE PROBLEM. She wrote:

You’re right on, that’s the release that our developers pushed to fix the problem.
Once you install it, the problem should no longer occur, please let me know how you go!

It’s working fine for me so far. No need to use a prior version.
-Mark

p.s. I’d like to commend the AWESOME SUPPORT FROM ACTIVECAMPAIGN for getting this fixed so quickly.

I’ve also installed version 1.2.13 and our site is not crashing. So it appears to have fixed the problem.

I’ve been emailing with their support rep and expect a confirmation shortly.

-M

Cpalacio said the error was in 1.2.12.
I can confirm it was also in 1.2.11.
PLEASE LOG INTO ACTIVE CAMPAIGN and get support via chat.
They need to know that there are many others with this same error.
Thanks.
-Mark

Update: Moments later, I updated the plugin to 1.2.12. A short while later, the error reappeared. So the error is in the latest version.
ActiveCampaign support was GREAT, but she couldn’t debug the problem. She escalated the issue. They know I’m not an isolated incident.
Hopefully we’ll have a new version soon.
-M

Update: I moved the folder from /plugins to a temporary location at /plugins-disabled
Site began working immediately.
I then got onto support chat at ActiveCampaign. The person there wanted to see the error so I put the plugin back into /plugins and activated the plugin.
And dammit, it started working.
No error. Gone.
However, the problem may be triggered only when the plugin communicates with ActiveCampaign after an event, such as when a cart is abandoned. So it may yet crash.
She’s trying to debug the issue by looking at the logs, even though it appears to be gone.
-M

I just noticed that the current version of this plugin here: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/activecampaign-for-woocommerce/#developers shows that the current version is 1.2.12 and that it was updated 9 hours ago, although it says it was for documentation only.
The first post about this error was about 6 hours ago, so I’m unclear if current version has fixed this bug or not.
Any clarity on this would be helpful.
-M

I have the same problem: https://prnt.sc/vdq5ya
Please fix or provide a link to download the prior version. Current version appears to be 1.2.11.
In the meanwhile, I’ve had to deactivate the plugin.
-M

Hello Alex,
Hoping for a reply to my above question.
Basically, we would like to know if your premium version of your plugin will work with the images that are set as “background” images.
Thank you.
-Mark

Hello Alex,
Is this issue resolved currently in the Pro version of your plugin?
I see the word Background listed on the Comparison page (https://accessibility-helper.co.il/features-comparison/) only in reference to “Background images greyscale”.
But I think that is a different feature.
Please clarify.
Thank you.
-Mark

I think you understood my question perfectly. I neglected to use the term “thumbnail” in my original question, but you got it right. Based on what you said, I think we are dealing with a theme that does not show the original image’s ALT tag when it shows the thumbnail.
On the other hand, maybe the thumnails were originally made some other way, because the actual thumbnail shown is named differently…and I’m not quite sure if this is something that Smush does or not.
Here’s a screen shot of the thumbnail image from Inspect mode:
https://prnt.sc/ri5gxk
As you can see, the thumbnail name is: winetka-hotel-canoga-park-1120×593-350×185-cropped.jpg
And the original image is named: winetka-hotel-canoga-park-1120×593.jpg
Is this thumbnail the work or Smush or something else?
Thank you.
-Mark

Hi.
I see your instructions for fetching the list of all cookies from chrome.
It seems to me that you could also just go directly to here:
LINK
However, that still requires a bit of work to identify each cookie and enter it into your plugin.
Wouldn’t it be possible for the plugin to use code like this (at Stack Overflow)…
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9403614/how-to-get-a-list-of-browser-cookies-using-php
…to find all of the cookies used on the site and then automatically enter them into your plugin’s data?
-Mark

Wow, David!

Thank you for the very detailed reply. And, since you asked for it, I’ll give you a detailed answer to your questions.

So far as my own experience is concerned, I’m a web developer. However, I personally try to do as little developing as possible, and have other people do it for me. I like to outsource to people who are expert at what I need done. It’s not that I can’t figure this out, I just would rather pay someone who knows exactly what to do to get this done for me in an hour or two, rather than me trying to squeeze it in between all my projects. (I’d like to get it done this year! <grin>)

So that’s why I reached out to try to hire someone.

I was going to save the details for when I found someone to help me with this personally, but since you asked….

Here’s what we’re trying to do. My wife, “The Invitation Maven,” makes wedding, Bar/Bat Mitzvah invitations, corporate invitations, party decor, etc. She has made invitations for thousands of events but only a handful are on her website (www.invitationmaven.com) currently. We’re about to totally redesign her site (It’s currently dated and ugly) and I want to feature hundreds of her invitations on the new site.

The behavior that I want is for a bride to go to, for example, the Wedding Invitations page and be able to click tags that represent what she is looking for (ex: Style-Formal, Color-Blue, Color-Pink, Ribbon-Yes for the bride who wants a formal pink and blue wedding invitation with a ribbon) and then see all of the invitations dynamically change on the page so that all she sees is what she is looking for.

Of course, all of the images would be previously tagged with all of those attributes.

In order to accomplish this, I’m planning on using the following:

* Adobe Lightroom to tag all of the images.
* The WPLR Sync plugin (https://meowapps.com/wplr-sync/) to automatically upload and synchronize the tagged images from her computer to WordPress
* Your Media Library Assistant plugin to define and maintain the taxonomies (tags and categories)
* Some Gallery plugin (to be determined) to maintain and define the actual galleries
* Justified Image Grid (https://justifiedgrid.com), to dynamically display the gallery (FYI, JIG recommended your plugin)

Basically, the behavior that I want is similar to what you’ll find here on the Justified Image Grid filtering examples page: https://justifiedgrid.com/features/filtering/

I want someone to be able to select multiple tags and have them all apply. Scroll to the last example titled “Intersect (AND), thumbnails will match ALL of the selected terms”, to see what I want to do.

What I don’t know is…

1) Will WPLR feed the tagged images to MLA properly? (I’m open to just periodically uploading the images if I have to, so long as I can use LightRoom to easily tag them in bulk).
2) How should I set up the tags in MLA? Do I need different taxonomies for Style, Color, Layers, etc? Or do I use just one taxonomy and name them as I wrote above? And how does that decision affect how I tag the images in Lightroom? And how do I map the Lightroom Tags to the WordPress tags?
3) What gallery would be best suited for me?
4) How do I configure the various plugins so that it works as I expect?
5) Those are the questions I know I have. But I don’t know what I don’t know.

So, now you are getting an idea of why I wanted to hire someone. I don’t know if you’re available for hire beyond what you generously give to the public, but I’m betting that an hour or two from someone as smart as you would probably be enough.

So, now knowing far more than you ever expected, what do you suggest?

–Mark

p.s. Once this is working, I’m happy to write something up or make a video and share the solution with your community (if you think it would be helpful to others).

Also…My wife and I were thrilled to find your FairTradeJudaica.org site and are exploring it now. Happy Passover!

Marking this issue as resolved.