Joe Dirt

Backups are for 14 days max. Woo updates were 22 days old.

I do not have a testing/staging environment. A staging environment is used to test out newer versions of software “BEFORE” it is moved live – into production. This is generally done with the softwares developers, not the end user.

I do use a separate site to implement features on that site first. Just to make sure all runs smooth before activating it on our primary site. Unfortunately woocommerce is and has been in production for years. Subscriptions has been in production for about 1 year. Staging is obsolete once set up on a live functioning production site of 8 years.

It’s all great advice but only works earlier on.

I’ve since been contacted by Woo and they have narrowed down most of the issues. As suspected it’s just the usual upgrades and bug fixes that need to be researched by their developers and fixes implemented.

So far I have chalked this up as just deathly slow communication… Now I’m getting daily updates. There is light at the end of this tunnel.

The only change was the Woocommerce plugin updates that supposedly “updated” the database. The update did not appear to run correctly. I contact Woocommerce and they said, “”it looks like the upgrade ran smoothly and your data has all be correctly migrated so feel free to say thank you and be on your way.”

Yes we have full backups of our site and database for the past 2 weeks. It’s already been over 3 weeks now.

Still no response from Woocommerce. It’s 5:36 am…

UPDATE…

It is now 9:30pm and still no response today from Woocommerce about this emergency billing issue.

My customers are being suspended or cancelled… PayPal has determined the issue is due to a Woocommerce integration error 3 times now.

I’ve sent 5 messages since yesterday (Thursday) but no response.

I understand the development phase which is why i mentioned how critical eliminating unnecessary re-flows actually are.

Also, it would have taken only 1/2 the time to implement the width and height attributes properly than it took for you to for a response.

Jetpack has been downloaded over 18 million times. That’s 18 million unnecessary re-flows every time a page is loaded or reloaded…

Thats a lot of flow if you as me.

I also have same issue. It’s not about how large the image is. As GTmetrix explains it, it’s about eliminating the need for unnecessary reflows and repaints. Also, Google list missing width and/or height attributes as one of their top 10 no no’s.

FYI, just one reflow can add 1-6 seconds additional page load time depending on the browser, hosting server, and connection.

This issue is still not fixed yet. And for a simple 5 minute fix on your end I’m surprised Jetpack has not jumped on it already. I’m actually very surprised…

…and that fixed it. Thank you. Love this plugin by the way…

Hi Jeff,

I too am having the same issue with bbPress plugin causing admin redirect to dashboard to stop working.

I’ve disabled all plugins except for TML and bbPress but still get the same issue.

Re-enable all plugins and deactivate bbPress and the admin login redirect works correctly once again.

I implemented the php code into my child theme but it gives a php error on my site.

I added the code exactly to the file theme-my-login-custom.php under the Theme My Login plugin directory but that didn’t work either.

<?php

function tml_init() {
remove_filter( ‘login_redirect’, ‘bbp_redirect_login’, 2, 3 );
remove_filter( ‘logout_url’, ‘bbp_logout_url’, 2, 2 );
}
add_action( ‘bbp_init’, ‘tml_init’ );

My site is https://www.ArchEnemys.com

The new caching function is clearly wreaking havoc on many sites… I’ve found a dead giveaway to the problem is if the old version of a plugin works and the new one doesn’t, and it’s not that old, it’s def the upgrade…

This has also happened on my two of my websites at the same time after updating plugin. https://www.archenemys.com and https://www.carrielachance.com

I narrowed it down to the groups plugin update. 1.4.13 works find but 1.4.14 pretty much breaks the sites.

I’ve downgraded until this bug is fixed…

Didn’t think I was using a plugin for it. I though the emails were built in with WordPress. I use jetpack. If it isn’t anything in that then I’m not sure.

I’d like this as well… Hello???

Thanks for getting back to me. Firstly the payment gateways are limited to the basic paypal so there really is no way to grow a membership audience optimally.

I need to use my Woocommerce paypal as the payment gateway, which also offers PayPal Pro. This would basically tie Memberships content restriction rules to a WooCommerce product to grant access to membership content… or basically a new payment gateway.

Paid Membership Pro has developed an amazing Woocommerce plugin extension that does it superbly: https://www.sellwithwp.com/paid-memberships-pro-woocommerce-memberships/

WPMUDEV advertises they have 100’s of “awesome” plugins. It would be nice if they actually supported them too…

QUICK UPDATE.

Was using Firefox. Tried it on Chrome and it worked fine.

Done but I just realized the original post has been up for a month with no resolve ?? or responses.