amodoke

Problem solved, thanks man, it was wp-rocket that was deferring the script. ??

Hi Joshua,
So after searching in the plugin files, I found this line

wp_enqueue_script(“crrcountdownlargehs1”, plugins_url(‘/js/jquery.countdowncr.js’, __FILE__ ), false);

So is that “crrcountdownlargehs1” the slug?

Secondly, if it is, should I use your new code from here to exclude it? Also, should I also add jquery in it, or use the checkbox option for it?

Let me know,
Thanks for the prompt support…

Now ^ that’s called being totally AWESOME!

Keep it up man! Kudos!

No way to prevent registrations if referrer is not my own site?

No one?

to the above guy…
first of all, please don’t underestimate people.

yes, i know what’s dns very well, let’s not get into that discussion…

the current state of thing is that this specific site is down, unreachable and inaccessible, but yet i am getting lockout notifications from the plugin, my question as before… how is this even possible??

Found it!

Just needed to add anything and give it a modal-footer class!

I was honestly going to take a calm step back and in fact, was going to apologize to everyone for being brash and rude.

But I doubt the dev will still think I am “his enemy”, and doubt my “integrity”, even calling me “bogus” yet again.

In case you don’t understand the meaning of “bogus”. This means fake, deceiving, etc. You can find plenty of information on this term, as well as Google Page Speed, by performing a Google search and saving all of us from your inane posts.

This level of hostility just bcoz a non tech user gave your plugin a low rating?

I even said this…

if and when he does solve the problem, why wouldn’t I raise the rating?

That does not mean “enemy” or “bogus”, that means the initial experience was bad, but maybe the dev would have been so awesome, that the user may have CHANGED it to 4-5 stars. Bad initial experience, but maybe awesome follow up.

Sadly, I guess, the dev teams over here are too strong for non-tech users to afford to make culture mistakes.

Genuine question to mods: If you EXPECT people to open support threads before they rate a plugin 1 or 2 stars, why not just ASK them before they can do that!?

Anyway, I openly apologize for my part – my uncalled rudeness, my inability to understand what I was expected to do, and my really short ‘review’ which it wasn’t anyway. Was just exactly what happened, that’s it.

But I AM angry on the dev for his part – calling me bogus, questioning my integrity (check ANY of my other posts please), and being completely hostile. That’s not done man, calling someone’s posts “insane”, not done.

Lastly, I am changing my rating to 5 stars… because any other rating is not allowed unless you are born understanding coder norms.

@gatorbug
Plugin doesn’t work out of the box. User says it so and gives a low rating. Where while signing up does the forum mention that “unless you dont open a support thread AND only if it is not addressed are you allowed to rate low?? :S

And then its a “bogus” review?
Your inability to accept low ratings while calling potential users “bogus” amazes me.

My simple question to you: Did the plugin work as expected? When the answers NO, isn’t it then that you rate something low??

@mod
New users are not aware of the “you have to” open a thread else you are forbidden to give a low rating. Shouldnt there be a simple prompt asking the user if you want to contact the dev before giving a low rating??

Its a pity you all assume everyone is in the know about the norms in here.

Its not a common problem… the other plugin (gator cache) completely messed the site. This one did not. But this one’s not working either.

I have raised a ticket.

What then are the ratings for? :S

I have no personal enmity, and am very much open to discuss with the developer here… if and when he does solve the problem, why wouldn’t I raise the rating?

Once again, why are the ratings available then if you guys have so much against the 1 and 2 stars?

Very odd because I have no other plugins that do this and this started happening only after using your plugin.

Check this post:

Check this post

You can see it at the bottom. And it’s also partially hidden or something… so tell me how to remove this completely?

Helps a bit… but where do I get my version of ‘logged-in-menu’?

No plugin does this?

Problem solved.

Issue was my root domain’s htaccess made the addon domains go bonkers.

For anyone still banging their heads, check the htaccess of your original domain on the ip or contact your host.

FTP would not work for any of us. Or more correctly: it better not!

What I meant for you guys was to try and download wp-login.php

You are spot on about the readme file getting redirected. I opened a ticket with the host, will give them 24 hours before starting from scratch.

Will update accordingly.