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Thanks. Sorted.

Ian

Thanks for your response. I have managed to trace it to the Blog Designer Pack plugin and have contacted their support forum.

Ian

Hi Alaa

What you are seeing is the logged out state of that page. When the button is clicked and the member logs in the ReturnURL parameter returns then to that page, with the button replaced by the member only information.

Unfortunately I can’t give you credentials to log in because that is the live site. I can’t recreate it on our staging site, which is why I’m asking what config changes WP Staging makes that may be preventing the problem.

I have tried disabling the cache in wp-config on the live site, but that doesn’t seem to resolve the problem.

Thanks

Ian

I’ve now discovered that the same issue is effecting iPhones. I have tried refreshing caches and rebuilding permalinks, but with no success.

I really need some help on this. The site has been running for two years and this is the first time there has ever been a problem with the new post notifications. I haven’t changed any settings, so it has to be to do with an upgrade, but I cannot find the cause.

Ian

Strange. Sorry I couldn’t help. I would call Ionos, their support is normally very good.

Bizarrely, I have just verified again and the DMARC record has now verified.

The only thing different is that I deleted the original DMARC record and added it again. I think, because I already had a DMARC record, the new one couldn’t be added.

The original one was probably not fully qualified. With the new one, even though it does not show the domain, if you hover over it the fully qualified address shows up.

So I think the solution could be just to delete the existing DMARC record and add the one provided by Mailpoet.

Good luck.

Yes, I’m just on hold with them at the moment. If they have a solution I will post it here.

I am having the same problem, did you manage to find a solution to this?

Thanks

Ian

Thanks for the response. Actually the slider is at the bottom of the page and probably less of an issue. The more important feature would be able to turn off/on the scrolling ‘Recent News’ widget in the right sidebar. It would be nice if there was a way for a user to do this.

Cheers

I am also getting this error. Is there a way to roll back to the previous version?

Thanks

Ian

Hi

I am running the latest version of Advanced iFrame Pro (2023.1) and am still getting the error.

Any clues?

Thanks

Ian

I had the same problem and resolved it by creating a ‘.user.ini’ file in the root folder of my website, with the following line:

max_input_vars=10000

Hope that helps

Deactivated, deleted, re-installed and same error. This is v6.2 of the plug-in.

Ian

Hi Milap

Since removing this plug-in I have moved my site to php 8.1 and now, when I reinstall it I get the following error when I go to Appearance-Widgets

TypeError thrown

in_array(): Argument #2 ($haystack) must be of type array, string given

So, at the moment I cannot tell if it works in Chrome.

I am on WordPress 6.1.1

Ian

Hi

Apologies if this is not the right place to report this, but as this is a PHP8 thread I thought it appropriate.

We are running PHP8.1 and I have started receiving the following error in my WordPress dashboard:

Warning: Attempt to read property “plugin” on array in?/homepages/43/d870750008/htdocs/clickandbuilds/WordPress/SouthportU3A/wp-content/plugins/advanced-iframe/advanced-iframe.php?on line?1642

Troubleshooting this has shown that it is caused by the SiteKit by Google plug in. Although the error doesn’t appear to effect the website itself I have disabled the Sitekit plugin pending a solution.

The website effected is southportu3a.org.uk. WordPress and all plugins are up to date.

Thanks for any feedback.

Ian