Kudos!!!

It probably takes time for the developer to fix the bugs in version 5.7.1

1) Make the browser small so that the mobile layout is displayed (window.innerWidth <1000px)
2) page reload
3) sticky header works as expected!
4) now make the browser larger (window.innerWidth >1000px) so that the desktop layout is displayed
5) scroll -> the sticky menu no longer works as expected (the page jumps)

If you then reload the page, the sticky header works again!
but if you reduce the browser-window (<1000px), the same problem occurs again!

problem occurs in latest chrome, safari, opera, firefox, iPad, iPhone

tested with a brand new wordpress installation with only the blocksy theme and the blocksy companion plugin installed nothing else!

blocksy companion: version 1.8.9.8
blocksy: version: 1.8.6.8

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined method stdClass::getID() in /wp-content/plugins/shortpixel-image-optimiser/build/shortpixel/notices/src/NoticeController.php:185 Stack trace: #0 /wp-content/plugins/shortpixel-image-optimiser/class/Controller/AdminNoticesController.php(56): ShortPixel\Notices\NoticeController::removeNoticeByID(‘Error100’) #1 /wp-content/plugins/shortpixel-image-optimiser/shortpixel-plugin.php(376): ShortPixel\Controller\AdminNoticesController::resetCompatNotice() #2 /wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(287): ShortPixel\ShortPixelPlugin::activatePlugin(”) #3 /wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php(311): WP_Hook->apply_filters(”, Array) #4 /wp-includes/plugin.php(478): WP_Hook->do_action(Array) #5 /wp-admin/plugins.php(179): do_action(‘activate_shortp…’) #6 {main} thrown in /wp-content/plugins/shortpixel-image-optimiser/build/shortpixel/notices/src/NoticeController.php on line 185

Great job!!

With only a few hundred installs, I did not have high hopes but it worked really well, had all the features we needed and the Ui was fast & really easy to use.

Testing went well but when 100s of products were added the plugin stopped working. A bit of digging revealed bugs.

I raised a support ticket and started looking at paid alternatives.

Within a couple of hours support responded, asked for info, found the problem, fixed it and then released a patch! FOR A FREE PLUGIN!!

I cannot put into words how impressed I am not only with the plugin, but the team behind it.

This is what makes the WordPress community so amazing! People really care and want to do their best.

Thank you so much weDevs!

thanks for this very helpful plugin! I experienced a problem today, which is easily solvable and I suggest to add a small fix to the plugin, which should also improve the plugin security a bit.

My problem was as follows: The uploaded logo image was not shown on the gift card pdf. This was because I have allow_url_fopen disabled in php for security reasons. However, it is not necessary to enable allow_url_fopen in order to fix this. A small code adjustment does the trick:

In gs-middle-options-page.php, change line 35 from
update_option( 'woocommerce_gift_coupon_logo', $file['url'] );'
to
update_option( 'woocommerce_gift_coupon_logo', $file['file'] );
I see no reason, why the image should be accessed by url when the script is executed on the same server and can be accessed by specifying the path to the image as above.

Of course, this breaks the logo preview in the admin panel, but this can also be solved easily. Change line 68 from
$woocommerce_gift_coupon_logo = get_option( 'woocommerce_gift_coupon_logo' );
to

$woocommerce_gift_coupon_logo_dir = get_option( 'woocommerce_gift_coupon_logo' );
$woocommerce_gift_coupon_logo = wp_upload_dir()['url'] . substr($woocommerce_gift_coupon_logo_dir, strrpos($woocommerce_gift_coupon_logo_dir,'/'));

That’s all and it doesn’t force the server to enable allow_url_fopen.

Another question: Why is it not possible to select an image from the media library. That would be a quick thing too and would prevent uploading the logo for a second time. Additionally, the logo could be managed from the media library as any other image. Technically not necessary, but would be nicer, I think.

Thanks for your work on this plugin, again!