bluesix

Thank you – that work-around does the trick!

Any update on this?

jQuery migrate is reporting this for me too.
Are you able to update the plugin with the correct code?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by bluesix.

I was also have this same issue. All the code was loading correctly, but the popup layer was set to display:none; at all times (Auto Open setting).

Installing jQuery Migrate and selecting Legacy version fixed my issue as well.

Will do. Thanks.

We are running WP 5.5.1
I installed Enable jQuery Migrate to fix this issue, but from what I understand that will stop working as of WP 5.6.

Thanks – will do.

UPDATED: I’ve already added the ID “modal-ready” to the row I want display in the popup. That hasn’t made any difference. Your popup template actually already has <div id=”modal-ready”> in it??

The popup is still loading the contents of the page without processing any of the VC shortcodes. Here’s what the popup looks like: https://imgur.com/MC0wAMV

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by bluesix.

I have id="modal-ready" in my code for the popup already. Or are you saying add it to the calling page code?

Seeing the same issue – username+password are correct. SMTP is enabled in 365.

Yup, my client is running Woocommerce Follow Up emails.

Disabling it allowed me to re-enabled your plugin and the site operates normally.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by bluesix.

I”m seeing the same issue. Wordefence uses the user name + email address at the time WF was installed. Even if that user is subsequently deleted, WF continues to send from the old, non-existent user. It would be great if there was a way to update the sender details.

Great, thanks Brett!

(I cheated and used robots.txt to stop it getting indexed ;))

Ahh ok, thanks!

Thanks Martin.