Elvis Nyakangi

Hello @superpat,

You need to update your navigation menu links.

For example, the Portfolio link should be https://patlintner.com/portfolio-2/, not https://gdmig-patlintner.com/portfolio-2/

Login to your dashboard>Appearance>Menus and then update the navigation pages.

Regards.

Hello @superpat,

Login to your phpMyAdmin, then under wp_options table, check if SiteURL is https://gdmig-patlintner.com. If it is, change to https://patlintner.com.

phpMyAdmin can be accessed via your cPanel. If you do not know how to access phpMyAdmin provide the procedure above to your IT guy.

Let us know the progress

Regards.

@slasheethecow i guess you are not seeing “Continue reading” because your content is too short. Consider adding more text to your post ( minimum of 440 characters) and let us know the difference.

The permanent solution to this error is to ensure that you have mod_xsendfile Apache module installed.

The temporary solution would be to change product download option (This option comes with its own drawbacks).

The two solution have been explained in detail in this article.

I checked your web page for clickable elements using this clickable elements checker on mobile view and i noticed that the social media links at the bottom of the page are too close. Could your try spacing them by adding some margin.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by Elvis Nyakangi.

Hi @sarahtht

I have tested this plugin in three different websites after you posted this review but the plugin seems to be working well with the latest version of WordPress.

Are you receiving notifications from theme/plugin auto update or core WordPress updates?

Regards

HI @nipoma

We have retested this plugin on 3 different domains after you reported the issue but we don’t seem to get any auto update notification.

To rule out plugin conflict, enable auto update email notifications and activate our plugin.

Once it remains about 5 minutes to auto update, disable all plugins and leave only one plugin that has a pending update with our plugin still active.

After 5 minutes, check if the plugin auto updated and whether you received an auto update email notification.

Also note that for this plugin to function, you should not be using any auto update plugin other than WordPress Core auto update feature.

Regards.

Hi @nipoma,

Are you getting auto update notifications from this plugin only?

Regards

Hi @adput

Thank you for that. We released a new update that should now make it available in plugin search results.

Screenshot

Cheers,

Hi,

Since we have not heard from you in a week, I’m marking this topic as resolved. If there are any new developments, you can always let us know.

Hi @engine44

To rule out plugin conflict, enable auto update email notifications and activate our plugin.

Once it remains about 5 minutes to auto update, disable all plugins and leave only one plugin that has a pending update with our plugin still active.

After 5 minutes, check if the plugin auto updated and whether you received an auto update email notification.

Hi @nhrz

We will release a different plugin that disables WordPress Core, Plugins and Themes auto update email notifications.

I will post an update below this comment to be notified of the release.

Hi @meriemc

This plugin only disables plugins and themes auto update email notifications. A feature that was added in WordPress 5.5.

It does not disable WordPress core update email notifications.

Hi @meriemc and @engine44

Are you getting email notifications from Themes and Plugins auto updates or WordPress Core?

Are you using any auto update plugin?

@jadenfox9

Ok, thanks for that.

If any other error pops up, don’t hesitate to let me know.