Chez_Bert

When I posted it was PMPRO 2.3.4. I have updated to 2.4 and still same issue. No error message but if you test it with the SG Optimizer plugin test for cached pages, it fails and it you check the http headers you will see they are no cache.

Cache-Control
no-cache

Thanks for the help.

I am having the same issue. I am hosted on SiteGround and when I activate PMPro, it blocks their caching from working. It is repeatable. PMPro off, it caches, PMPro on, no cache.

Any solutions for this?

Not sure what you mean by “corrected”?

1.0.24 still causes errors.

It is behaving like the plugin only adds products to the Amazon index and never removes them when they are removed from the WordPress WooCommerce site.

even after re-indexing and synching, the number of products in WooCommerce and the number of items indexed in Amazon are different.

All indications are that it is working…status is running, etc.

I am not sure what more info I can add.

Thanks.

Since my original post, it has operated inconsistently and I do stay on the snyc page.

While not conclusive, I think it is an ajax conflict with another process running periodically for WPAllExport.

If I can get more data for you I will.

Jim

Same here….very annoying for such a prominent plugin.

Hey Pippin,

Just checking on this fix. The latest version still does not have a working link in Outlook.

Thanks,

Jim

Hi Pippin,

Thanks for the very quick response. Is there a target date for the new release?

And is there a quick code patch you can share in the meantime? I am launching my first digital product and want all the Outlook folks to be happy.

Jim

Trying again as the post changed my link above.

In the above link, the actual link has & #038 ; (without the spaces) where the & appears.

That seems to bother Outlook 2007. My quick research says it may be an artifact of a string replace call. It could be the one you have like this:

$message = str_replace( '{download_list}', $download_list, $message );

Hope this helps.

Jim

Hi Pippin…sorry for the double post…a mistake.

I looked at the url embedded in the email that is the issue and it looks like this:

https://mydomainname.com?download_key=054aeb23d9b2007d00dbf25357eee509&email=AutoFillinJim%40jpmorrison.us&file=0&download=735&expire=MTM1NjE2NzgyMQ%3D%3D

If I paste it directly into a browser it does not work. If I remove all the instances of #038; it does work. Hopefully that can lead you to it.

Jim

Hi Pippin,

Just adding my voice to the issue with Outlook 2007 and the links not being clickable. Other links I added to the email work fine but not the one from your plugin.

Any progress on a solution or a workaround?

Thanks.

Jim

Hi Pippin,

Just adding my voice to the issue with Outlook 2007 and the links not being clickable. Other links I added to the email work fine but not the one from your plugin.

Any progress on a solution or a workaround?

Thanks.

Jim

I have the same problem on a number of client sites. It just stops working and I can not figure out what causes it to stop. Re-saving the permalink setting in the Yoast SEO plugin fixes it but then it just happens again.

Jim

Hi Again Jay,

I tried it some more on even a third site (all these are with the same host on the same server). Same results. I disabled all other plugins and it is the latest 3.2.1 WP.

I have another plugin I have used called WP-DBManager. It is able to backup and operate on the sql db so I do not think it is a settings or permission thing with my host or server.

So I am stumped.

Jim

Hi Jay,

No error messages during the auto or manual backup.

In the wp-content/uploads folder on the server I have the full 69MB .tar snapshot of the entire site. It also is placed in the server folder I tell it in your set up area. There is no .sql file in the wp-content/uploads server folder. I am running this on two sites and both do the same thing.

In the .tar file itself, there is a .sql file in the wp-content/uploads folder but it is zero length and empty.

I will do some more testing (maybe it is a plug-in conflict) and post back soon.

Jim