adamfartassi

Here: https://www.crystal-roll.com/collections/bracelets/bijoux-noir/

Hello, please check again. Yes, the copon code works with nineteen.

Okay, my bad I didn’t see it. It’d be great to integrate it with Blogposting like others plugins do. Or at least let the user choose. Your plugin is the best out there so I’m willing to wait.

I agree with that suggestion. It’d be great if the cart would autoclose when the last item is removed from it or when you click on the button “continue shopping”.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by adamfartassi.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by adamfartassi.

No check it here: https://www.crystal-roll.com/collections/bracelets/bijoux-noir/

Here: https://www.crystal-roll.com

Sorry but I can’t do that since my website is always busy, also I have tried to post a comment with the link to the PDF in the AMP version, on the same page I’ve linked above and everything is fine.

It’s fine because the AMP plugin isn’t trying to convert the link into “URL/amp/” which is messing things up when it get a .pdf I think since I’m redirecting all internal URL into the /amp/ version.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by adamfartassi.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by adamfartassi.

Sorry I thought you were talking about the classic editor plugin, so I’m using the classic editor. And the content of the blog post is in my previous message.

You can revert to the 7.11.41 version. And I’ll just disable the update for this plugin. It’s tiresome to check everytime if one plugin will break or not after an update.

Hello, I’m not using Gutenberg nor Classic editor, my WordPress version is 4.8.2

Here is the content of my blog post: https://pastebin.com/SYDQ4rv5

Regards.

Just lol. If it was put by the team which made this plugin, do you really think they’ll say “yeah, it’s a malicious code” you’re funny.

And moreover, you’re a bit inexperimenced to say that. Just run your “malicious code” through a Base64 decoder (like this: https://www.base64decode.org/ ) and you’ll see that your code is just a svg code made with Adobe Illustrator.

The update solved it, thanks.

He’s right, hackers are trying to get into WordPress blogs through that plugin even if I don’t have it. I have some logs of this.

Honnêtement si vous gérez autant de sites vous feriez mieux d’embaucher en freelance un développeur web, que de vous reposer sur une telle extension.

Honestly that’s weird, I have cleared my cache on my browser on my CDN + cache plugin. The only setting that throw this error is the IP tracking one, so I’m wondering if it’s really a cache issue :/