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Thankyou – I’ve manged to send a support request using those instructions

Vik

Thanks Dimitri

Thanks Dimitri

I’ve changed the setting as you suggest… but it was set to ‘off’ before, which it says should stop the cache having any effect, so I would doubt if that was the cause. Also I had already excluded that page from the cache

Of course I won’t know if it’s helped until another submission is denied… it would be good to find out exactly why this particular entry was denied

Thanks

Vik

Thanks Dimitri. I have already marked it as not spam

This is the web form https://rosiewithey.co.uk/contact/

You’re right, of course. It’s working fine now. Thanks so much

It’s fixed on Chrome now but the problem still shows on Firefox and Safari

Thanks so much for your help

Yes it worked! If I leave this switched off will it affect the performance of my site?

Thanks for trying Farroyo

For anyone stumbling across this in the future… I hid the map with display:none; initially and then added a class to it on button click using Javascript…

// Get references to the DOM elements
const gmapElement = document.getElementById("wpsl-gmap");
const searchBtnElement = document.getElementById("wpsl-search-btn");

// Add a click event listener to the search button
searchBtnElement.addEventListener("click", function() {
  // Add the "active" class to the gmap element
  gmapElement.classList.add("active");
});

Then set the active class to display:block;

Thanks for replying. I thought of using CSS to hide it but I can’t find any way to target the map on page load but not once the search is complete.

any ideas?

Hi – I’m trying to do exactly this but the slahes get removed from the file path – e.g. /wp-content/.*/pluginslitespeed-cacheguest.vary.php

Thanks Manuel

So just to confirm, if I made the video into a ‘featured’ video on youtube would it still drop down the feed on my site?

Vik

Hi. I switched to managewp as I couldn’t resolve it quickly enough. Unlikely to have been the server as nothing had changed…

Ok thanks for answering Phil

So just to confirm, there’s nothing I can do to control whether someone is offered guest checkout or not from my end?

I’m using the Paypal standard checkout in Woocommerce at the moment and guest checkout never seems to be offered… do I need to use the express checkout instead?

In my case I have to manually complete all my sandbox orders, so that was why the link wasn’t showing straight away when I used Sandbox.

For the real life case it turned out that Paypal was taking longer to complete the order than the time taken to return to the site, so there wasn’t a lot I could do if I wanted to use auto-return… except to put a note on the page asking the customer to refresh the page if they didn’t see the link.

Not sure if either of those answer your question but it’s all Ive got