wpcork

Hi @generosus

Thanks for the info and I’ll check out Perfmatters.

I’m usually cautious about using two similar plugins together, but if you think it will work by using Perfmatters for minifying the CSS and JS, I’ll give it a go.

Thanks again,
Donal

Hi Emre,

Is there a way to prevent the late requests of the /wp-content/cache/wpfc-minified/ CSS and JS files ?

Regards,
Donal

Thanks for the response.

I’ll watch out for the update ??????

– Donal

Thanks Dev,

I’ll find another solution and thanks again for your help.

– Donal

Hi Dev,

I tried resetting the plugin and it still didn’t work.

Can you let me know the correct configuration (server type, etc) and I might be able to make some changes to get it to work.

If I can’t get it to work can you suggest an alternative approach that might help me to get CORs enabled on my site?

Thanks again,
Donal

Hi Mario,

Thanks again for your help and I’m sorry that this is taking up your time without getting the benefit of getting a new customer.

I’ll try creating a new option which will be called by the get_option() and incremented by the updated_option().

I can also use the form title to make sure it’s the correct one as you included in your code…

$contact_form->get_something() !== 'check-something'
$contact_form->title !== 'The Correct Form'

Thanks again,
– Donal

Hi Mário,

Thanks for your response and the complexity is caused by the user wanting to alternate between two different email addresses, where each address gets every second email.

It looks like I’m going to need to install Flamingo, which will give me access to an auto-incrementing submission ID. I can use that along with the “wpcf7_before_send_mail” hook to check if the ID is even or odd. Then the even numbers can be sent to one email and the odd numbers can be sent to the other email.

It would look something like this…

add_action( 'wpcf7_before_send_mail', 'wpcf7_change_recipient' );
function wpcf7_change_recipient($contact_form){
	$submission = WPCF7_Submission::get_instance();

	$recipient = "[email protected]" //set email address

	if ($mail[_serial_number] % 2 == 0) {
	$recipient = "[email protected]"  //change email address if ID is even
	}

	if($recipient) {
		$mail = $contact_form->prop( 'mail' );
		$mail['recipient'] = $recipient;
		$contact_form->set_properties(array('mail'=>$mail));
	}
}

If there’s a better way to do this, please let me know.

Hi Rogier,

It’s the original error that I’m seeing…

Due to your server or website configuration it is not possible to track statistics.

There are no errors in the console log and there is one error in the php error log…

[18-Mar-2024 14:04:21 UTC] Cron reschedule event error for hook: rsssl_every_five_minutes_hook, Error code: invalid_schedule, Error message: Event schedule does not exist., Data: {“schedule”:”rsssl_five_minutes”,”args”:[],”interval”:300}

Does this help?
– Donal

Hi Rogier,

I’ve updated to the latest version of your plugin (1.5.7) but I’m still seeing the error.

It looks like it’s recording visitors and page views, but is there something I can do about the error?

Thanks again,
Donal

• This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by wpcork.

Thanks Rogier,

It’s not urgent, so I’ll wait for the updated version to be issued next week. If it means anything, I also got these pop-up messages…

Hi Rogier,

Here are the errors that were displayed in the admin area. I’ve left the WP Debug enabled so that you can see the errors on the front end when you visit the site.

WordPress database error: [Specified key was too long; max key length is 1000 bytes]
CREATE TABLE wpwa_burst_statistics ( ID int NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT , page_url varchar(255) NOT NULL, time int NOT NULL, uid varchar(255) NOT NULL, time_on_page int, entire_page_url varchar(255) NOT NULL, page_id int NOT NULL, referrer varchar(255), browser varchar(255), browser_version varchar(255), platform varchar(255), device varchar(255), device_resolution varchar(255), session_id int, first_time_visit tinyint, bounce tinyint DEFAULT 1, PRIMARY KEY (ID), INDEX time_index (time), INDEX bounce_index (bounce), INDEX page_url_index (page_url), INDEX session_id_index (session_id), INDEX time_page_url_index (time, page_url) ) DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8mb4 COLLATE utf8mb4_unicode_520_ci

WordPress database error: [Specified key was too long; max key length is 1000 bytes]
CREATE TABLE wpwa_burst_summary ( ID int NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT , date DATE NOT NULL, page_url varchar(255) NOT NULL, sessions int NOT NULL, visitors int NOT NULL, first_time_visitors int NOT NULL, pageviews int NOT NULL, bounces int NOT NULL, avg_time_on_page int NOT NULL, completed tinyint NOT NULL, UNIQUE KEY unique_date_page_url (date, page_url), INDEX page_url_date_index (page_url, date), INDEX date_index (date), PRIMARY KEY (ID) ) DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8mb4 COLLATE utf8mb4_unicode_520_ci

Hi Rogier,

Thanks for the fast response and I can confirm that your visit was not captured. I’ve attached a screenshot that I took just now showing zero visits.

Also, I didn’t exclude any IP addresses and the plugin setup is just “out of the box”.

– Donal

Hi vupdraft,

I can see the Dropbox account owners name there. It doesn’t give me the associated email address, but it’s great that I now have a person to contact about the Dropbox account.

Thanks for your help, it’s greatly appreciated,
Donal

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by wpcork. Reason: Marking as resolved

Hi Vupdraft,

I’ve looked at the Updraft backup log file and it doesn’t identify the Dropbox account being used. Below is an extract of the log file where Dropbox is mentioned (I’ve removed session ID’s etc, where necessary…

0010.722 (0) Beginning dispatch of backup to remote (dropbox) (instance identifier random-text-identifier-replaced-with-this-text)

0010.723 (0) Dropbox: begin cloud upload (using API version 2 with OAuth v2 token)

0010.734 (0) Dropbox: access gained; setting chunk size to: 1024 KB

0011.078 (0) Dropbox: quota usage: used=379402.1 MB, total=2101248 MB, available=1721845.9 MB

0011.081 (0) Dropbox: Attempt to upload: backup_2023-09-30-1458_ text-identifier-replaced-with-this-text -plugins.zip to: backup_2023-09-30-1458_sheelaghbroderickcom_65a0b8471a6d-plugins.zip

0011.891 (0) Dropbox chunked upload: 2.1 % uploaded (pid_upload_session:ABIG- random-text-identifier-replaced-with-this-text, 1048576, 6144 KB)

0014.131 (0) Dropbox chunked upload: 14.8 % uploaded (pid_upload_session: ABIG- random-text-identifier-replaced-with-this-text, 7340032, 10240 KB)

0016.178 (0) Dropbox chunked upload: 35.9 % uploaded (pid_upload_session: ABIG- random-text-identifier-replaced-with-this-text, 17825792, 10240 KB)

0018.314 (0) Dropbox chunked upload: 57 % uploaded (pid_upload_session: ABIG- random-text-identifier-replaced-with-this-text, 28311552, 10240 KB)

0026.229 (0) Recording as successfully uploaded: backup_2023-09-30-1458_ text-identifier-replaced-with-this-text -plugins.zip

0026.254 (0) Deleting local file: backup_2023-09-30-1458_ text-identifier-replaced-with-this-text -plugins.zip: OK

0026.256 (0) Dropbox: File upload success (backup_2023-09-30-1458_ text-identifier-replaced-with-this-text -plugins.zip): 48506 KB in 15s (3196 KB/s)

• This reply was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by wpcork.

Hi,

I’ve found that it seemsto be Cartflows that is causing the issue, as I’ve tried updating each plugin individually and it only fails when I go above version 1.5.10 of Cartflows.

I’ve reached out the developers and we’re going to try to clarify definatively if this is a Cartflows issue or not.

That rules out the WC Stripe Gateway, so I’m going to close this topic now.

Thanks again for your help in getting this far.

Best Regards,
Donal