digitaltech

Is there a Docker only workaround so that I can expose any port I want to the host and still have the loopback call work?

I encountered something similar, and after MUCH searching and experimenting, I stumbled upon this post, which solved the issue for me. Maybe it will provide some insights for your situation.

Yes, exactly. What I offered is an improvement over the existing approach, but it doesn’t cover the case where wp-content has been moved to another level.

Sorry for the late reply, but thanks for the notice. Just FYI, the following should enable the preview to work for default WP installations as well as in situations where the wp-content directory is simply renamed (such as in my case)…

$wp_loader = realpath( __DIR__ . '/../../../../../wp-load.php' );
if ( file_exists( $wp_loader ) ) {
	require_once( $wp_loader );
} else {
	die( 'Unable to load WP core. Please preview Maintenance Mode by opening the site home page.' );
}

It won’t work, however, in cases where the wp-content directory is actually moved to another location relative to the site root.

(Mis-post. Sorry.)

Thanks for the reply, @lorro. I did figure things out. I just wasn’t grasping that the My Account page was nothing but a “login” or “register and login” page (depending on settings) if the user is not logged in. I was expecting behavior/flow more like that of other systems I’ve used – i.e. if a user attempts to access a page that requires login, they are simply redirected to the “usual” login page and then redirected to the page they were trying to access once logged in. Having the exact same URL serve up entirely different content depending on context just caught be off guard and confused me. Anyway, I think I got it now.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by digitaltech.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by digitaltech.

Thanks for the info. It definitely works far more often than it doesn’t, but that just makes it especially perplexing. I submitted a WC support request and will pass along your troubleshooting results. Thanks.

Just wanted to +1 this issue. I’m running WP 4.7.5 and WC 3.0.7 with no caching enabled. I have a single webhook that fires on “Order created”, but it’s not 100% reliable. Every once in a while, it doesn’t get triggered (which is problematic since I have a back-office workflow that depends on it).

I guess I’ll submit a WC support issue. Not sure how to debug it since it occurs unpredictably.

-Steve

Great, thanks!

Ok, that did it! Thank you! (Lots of hoops to jump through, but I can’t blame you for that. I find it a challenge to navigate the Facebook UI.)