Drew Horine

Solved my own issue. I was able to generate random ID’s using the method described here.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39257391/how-do-i-generate-a-unique-random-string-for-one-of-my-mysql-table-columns/39259742

Set the trigger in phpMyAdmin and then ran the query. It took a while to run through that many records, but it worked in the end.

After running, don’t forget to remove the trigger. Otherwise, it will run each time a record is updated and we don’t want that. I think checking the one-time-use box for the edit code does that anyway, doesn’t it?

Still having an issue with this, although it is now showing 1 series behind.

We’re 4 messages into the Do What? series, but it is still showing Conquer. Everything else is displaying correctly. It just doesn’t seem to know which series has the latest messages.

I believe this issue started when I updated to the latest version of Sermon Manager. Currently on 2.15.15. I did see that it has not been tested with the current version of WordPress and was last updated 3 months ago.

No other plugins have been installed since updating, but I updated from a very old version of Sermon Manager. I have manually run all the Background Updates in the Advanced Settings panel, even though it said they have all been run already.

Wondering if the date formats have changed and it thinks the pre-update series are later than the ones entered post-update.

Affected Page: https://daretoventure.org/messages/

Any thoughts or ideas to troubleshoot would be much appreciated. Thanks!

Drew

I had the exact same issue here. Disabled the Grammarly extension to resolve it. Such as shame as it was really helpful in editing contributor posts. Hopefully, the two will play nice with each other again soon.

I’ve been having a similar problem sending to Office 365 and sometimes other services. Remedy WP’s solution worked for me.

When you try this solution, be sure to use the values you set in your form for the from name and email address. The default is [your-name]<[your-email]>, but you may use different values. For example, I separate first and last name into distinct fields. So, my value reads [first-name] [last-name]<[your-email]>.

Contact Form 7 will give you a red flag when setting that, but it is correct. They just don’t have the plugin set to recognize that you’re using the values from the form.

Hope that helps.

Actually it had something to do with Apache and the control panel settings. Quick call to the hosting and everything was fixed. ?? But, still dissapointed with the updates that break things.

DekiGk or Blazgt: Can you please expand on what the problem was with Apache? I’ve tried all the previously mentioned solutions as well with no success.

Thanks!