wputler

I dropped the number of products in the batch size all the way down to 10 and it still stops processing after a few seconds.

Is there anything else I could try?

When I uncheck show on Category Archives for Related Posts, it stops showing in the sidebar. But the Reusable Block shouldn’t be picking up the related posts anyway.

No – it’s just the Reusable Block.

@ajay, on a page, I created a “cover block” and then made it reusable. Using the “Reusable Blocks Extended” plugin, I am able to pull a reusable block into a widget area (using the new block widget editor). For some reason, any reusable block I pull in, also attaches my CRP setup. They are already in the main column, I don’t want them in the sidebar. I didn’t put them in the sidebar. They go away if I remove the Reusable Block widget.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by wputler.

I am testing the latest update now.

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by wputler.

That seems to have fixed it. Thanks.

I guess that’s my only option really. I’m going to have to add lots of exclude categories instead of just a handful of include.

Maybe have an “exclude”, “include only” and an “include” option? The “include” would be an OR operator.

I am also having a similar problem, the Insert Shortcode doesn’t even show up in the classic paragraph editor block. It works fine in the classic block, the shortcode block and the new paragraph block. We have some very long articles which we want to quickly update and don’t want to take the time right now to convert to blocks. How do we use Shortcodes ultimate?

It’s also not picking up all <h2>s

Yes, that is exactly what I was expecting, but not what I’m getting. Is there some setting that I’m missing or is this a bug?

Thanks. Sorry about that. I’ll check yours out.

Also, should it be nested <ul>s so that H2s are indented under H1, etc.?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by wputler.

Siteground’s Managed PHP was reporting 7.3, but it wasn’t using 7.3. Thanks!

I was just coming to ask the same thing! The Yoast FAQ block will not let you put more than one block on a page and won’t let you reorder the questions, but is has schema-data.

It would be a great idea to make sure all your blocks have schema data options when pertinent and are accessible!

Thanks for a great product!

@tammyabra007 as @joyously said, the absolute best way to do a form like this on a live site would be to use a form plugin. There are several free ones available and you can use them to create a simple form and send an email notification to the user and administrator. The plugin authors keep the code updated and secure. And the setup will be much faster than what you’ve gone through so far.

That said, if you are just trying to learn WordPress coding and are playing around, you could call an action to execute code on a page:

add_action( ‘wp_loaded’, ‘myprefix_sendform’, 15 );
function myprefix_sendform() {

if($_REQUEST[‘submitSenda’] == ‘Check’) {

$nameSenda = $_POST[‘nameSenda’];
$emailSenda = $_POST[’emailSenda’];
if(!empty($nameSenda) && !empty($emailSenda)){
$message = “Hi $nameSenda, is your email $emailSenda?”;
$headers = “From Fly Gadgets \r\n”;
wp_mail($emailSenda, “Invoice”, $message);
}
}
}

The action you select depends on what you want to do. If you want to show a message that says “thanks”, you might want to hook into “loop_start” or “pre_get_posts”

What you have now is DEFINITELY not safe enough to put on a live site.