bruinkid

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Hi,

I find solution. I deactivate ‘photon’ in Jetpack. Thanks a lot! It really help me to think through things just by discussing it here.

I can see the problem now.

Here it is:

https://i1.wp.com/www.xxx.com/demo2/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/pillow2.jpg?resize=600%2C600&ssl=1

With this URL, if I password protect /demo2/ website, I will see this error message: Error 0004. Unable to load the image.

However, if I remove password protection, I will see my picture.

This is not problem of responsive images because my url is already https. And that I already upgrade to 4.5.2 and that I already activate plugin “Force https srcset”.

So what’s the solution now?

Can you password protect one of your website to see? for example, xxx.com/demo

I don’t want to give my url and password in this public forum.

when I look at source code of images, I see something like https://il.wp.com/mydomain.com/demo/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/myphoto.jpg

There is this extra il.wp.com added before image

It seems possible the loading of images require some script. Those script cannot work because I password protect that website.

p.s. I am 100% sure it’s about https and responsive. Because once I remove password protection, those images show up.

it’s not an responsive image issue because I am using WordPress 4.5.2. Besides, when I install WordPress, I install it in https. I am also viewing the site in https.

hi guys, I already removed them in functions.php by adding following code. But How can I move the ‘your order’ section to right side of the billing address in desktop version?

add_filter( ‘woocommerce_checkout_fields’ , ‘alter_woocommerce_checkout_fields’ );
function alter_woocommerce_checkout_fields( $fields ) {
unset($fields[‘order’][‘order_comments’]);
return $fields;
}
// also removes Order Notes Title
add_filter( ‘woocommerce_enable_order_notes_field’, ‘__return_false’ );

in addition, in addition to remove it, I also want to move ‘your order ‘ and ‘credit card number input’ section to right hand side where the ‘additional note’ was originally placed. anyway, it’s similar to the layout when you check out a woocommerce plugin.

p.s. I am using https. don’t know if this could because of the responsive image http and https bug that’s fixed in 4.5. but I am using 4.5.

p.s. I saw terms of 50 states showing up in dropdown ‘registered users’ , each with (0) next to it. For example: California (0). My question is: how everything work together?

p.s. My ‘job’ form will have a ‘state’ taxonomy. How do the ‘preference’ like ‘state’ of registered users link with Subscribe2?

‘OR’ would be fine actually. But the point is different user can set his own criteria, right?

Hi, if each registered user can not select receiving individual or digest emails, can the user at least select ‘on’ or ‘off’ for the email frequency that we arbitrarily set for them?

Hi, your API document page memtioned s2member_level2. You mean ‘S2membership’ plugin right?

So if we assign that post to go to Level 2, Level 1 or Level 3 and other levels will not see it. There is no such thing like if Level 2 can see it then level 2,3,4 can see it too but Level 1 can not see it, right?

And in addition to S2membership plugin, this same concept can be used for other membership plugin like WooCommerce Membership, without restricted to s2membership, right?

Hi,

You mentioned that it’s possible to segment users by tag. Can we let each registered users select his own tag and receive that post accordingly?

For example, user A created tag ‘finance, marketing’. User B created tags ‘administrative’. So when a post has tag ‘finance’, then that post goes to only user A. User B will not receive notification email because his tag does not include ‘finance.