aaronstpierre

And third!

Thanks! Review added! Thank you again for the great support!

Well that was easy!

The more elegant solution using tml_is_action() worked fine!

Thank you for your help.

I am curious to know about the wiki though is that documentation just old?

Thanks!

Good morning Kevin,

The code I used above came from the Force Login Wiki:

https://github.com/kevinvess/wp-force-login/wiki/Bypass-Dynamic-URLs

It was the first example changed for my environment.

I’ll give the other suggestions a try and write back to let you know if they worked.

Thank you!

Thanks for the thorough response! I’m not sure if you intended it as an insult but I do believe I have behaved like and adult. Experience is experience. It was about being ignored by the plugin author and getting an auto response ( the email posted ) that said I’m not gonna help. The email simply validated the claim I was making.

I hope you can see how that influenced my choice to add the email to the review. Cool or not the truth is the truth. In any case I’ve heard you.

Sorry for the double-post but here are the only guidelines I could find:

When posting a review, follow these guidelines:

If you are reporting an issue with this plugin, please post in the plugin support forum instead.
In order to rate a plugin, you must also submit a review.
Please provide as much detail as you can to justify your rating and to help others.

Please let me know if there are more along with not posting the content of emails. IMO adding the email addressed the last point of the existing guidelines which was “Please provide as much detail as you can to justify your rating and to help others.”

Thanks,

Oh interesting – I was pretty sure I hadn’t included an email address intentionally. The content of the email was related to my comments in the review. Is not posting email content part of the acceptable use for posting reviews? Either way I’m happy to oblige but could you be so kind as to refer me to the rules?

Thanks!

Understood – I thought I had removed it.

Hi,

I got feedback from the author over the weekend about the pull request.

I’ll update here once I complete what was requested.

Thanks,

Hi,

Sorry for the delay I’ve updated the code to those just related to GFAPI. Please let me now if you need anything else from me!

Thanks,

The same thing happened to me tonight after updating a site without Woocommerce. I commented out the following code

lines 99-107

/ Include JavaScript
function WPTime_plugin_preloader_script(){	

	if( function_exists('is_woocommerce') ){
		//$woocommerce = is_woocommerce();
		//$checkout = is_checkout();
		//$cart = is_cart();
		//$account = is_account_page();
		//$view = is_view_order_page();

and

lines 150 – 155

	if( function_exists('is_woocommerce') ){
		//$woocommerce = is_woocommerce();
		//$checkout = is_checkout();
		//$cart = is_cart();
		//$account = is_account_page();
		//$view = is_view_order_page();

Not sure why function_exists is returning true but I’ll take a closer look tomorrow.

– Aaron

Hi!

Thanks for getting back to me!

OK will do! Please give me a day or so since I’m tied up with work stuff for a few days.

Talk soon,
Aaron

Same here…when yoast seo plugin is enabled you cannot use the divi editor.

To add to this:

If you are using cloud flare make sure that rocket script is turned off. You can setup a page rule to explicitly turn rocketscript off for that page only. Once I did this and applied the above suggestion the countdown started.

Thanks!

OK cool will do! Thanks again!