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  • Plugin Author WP24

    (@wp24dotorg)

    Have you solved the problem already? On the page you posted nothing seems to overlap.

    Plugin Author WP24

    (@wp24dotorg)

    Most of them should be already supported. Don’t they?
    Those are missing: cri.nz, govt.nz, health.nz, mil.nz, parliament.nz.
    I could provide an update to support them too.

    Plugin Author WP24

    (@wp24dotorg)

    Hi Dennis,

    a new version of the plugin is now released supporting this tlds: com.ar, africa, com.au, okinawa, charity, courses, earth, health, hospital, stream, tube, yokohama, shop, inc, ryukyu, sport.

    For gr, ph, ec, mx, ki, lat and enterprise I did not find a whois server available or it’s not working.

    For es access will only be enabled for IP addresses authorised by Red.es.

    All these tlds are provided by CentralNic: gd, fm, pw, baby, best, cam, design, fans, fun, ink, love, press, protection, rent, security, site, space, tickets, wiki, xyz, college, store, art, bar, rest, theatre, host, online, tech, website.
    CentralNic has a very restrictive guidance for whois queries: https://registrar-console.centralnic.com/pub/whois_guidance
    That means after 75 queries per hour, no matter what tld, you are permanently blocked.

    At the moment missing whois servers could only be added by changing the source code. I could write a short howto, if you want.

    Plugin Author WP24

    (@wp24dotorg)

    The problem is now fixed, in version 1.2.1.
    Multisite was the deciding hint.

    Plugin Author WP24

    (@wp24dotorg)

    I am not able to reproduce this error. Which WordPress and PHP Version are you using?
    The warning you posted has no impact on this.
    Are you familiar to the developer console of your browser and could take a look on which request is send to the server. See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15603561/how-can-i-debug-a-http-post-in-chrome
    The request parameters should look like

    domain "testrequest123"
    tld "com"
    recaptcha ""

    The answer like:

    domain "testrequest123"
    tld "com"
    status "available"
    Plugin Author WP24

    (@wp24dotorg)

    I removed the script in the functions.php of the theme like this:

    function remove_scripts() {
    	wp_dequeue_script( 'domaincheck' );
        wp_deregister_script( 'domaincheck' );
    }
    add_action( 'wp_print_scripts', 'remove_scripts' );

    An update of the script is now released, you could style the result table depending on the status.
    For the complete row use:

    .wp24-dc .table-row.registered {
    	background-color: #ff0000;
    }

    For each column use:

    .wp24-dc .table-row.available div:first-child {
    	background-color: #00ff00;
    }
    .wp24-dc .table-row.available div:nth-child(2) {
    	background-color: #00ffff;
    }

    Status could be: error, invalid, limit, whoisserver, registered, available

    Plugin Author WP24

    (@wp24dotorg)

    The text domain is only ‘domaincheck’ and you also need to deregister the script
    wp_deregister_script( 'domaincheck' );

    Since overriding the script could lead to problems when updates are released, i could simply provide an update with css classes. Then you would only need to create some custom css and no overriding is necessary.

    Plugin Author WP24

    (@wp24dotorg)

    Thank you for reporting that issue.
    An update has just been released to solve this problem. The list now works with and without spaces.

    Plugin Author WP24

    (@wp24dotorg)

    This problem is fixed now.
    If you have any problems or questions, please open a thread in the support forum first. That will save you a lot of time.

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