james4311

I’ve encountered the same problem. “Debug Log” is set to “OFF” but after the update to the most recent version of the plugin (6.3) the file /wp-content/debug.log was created and subsequently flagged by my security monitor.

Excellent, thank you.

Great, thanks Elliot. I’ll give it another go.

Thanks Sravan.

Thanks Sravan.

This page details the requirements: https://gdpr.eu/gdpr-consent-requirements/

Specifically:
“Where [data] processing is based on consent, the controller shall be able to demonstrate that the data subject has consented to processing of his or her personal data.”

And:
“Consent must be unambiguous…there should be no question about whether the data subject has consented. ‘Silence, pre-ticked boxes or inactivity should not therefore constitute consent…'”

I would think that a toggle switch beneath the email field (off by default) with a short message and optional link to the website privacy policy would meet these requirements.

OK, thanks for looking into it Elliot.

Hi Elliot, thanks for investigating. I think the login page that’s being troublesome is actually part of WooCommerce. It’s the ‘My Account’ login/register page.

I’ve just tested the regular wp-login.php page and you’re right, that works fine.
When I try logging in on the ‘My Account’ page however, the page just reloads and sometimes displays the “Please verify that you are human.” error message.

I’m using the latest versions of WordPress (6.1), Wordfence (7.7.1), WooCommerce (7.0.1) and Simple Cloudflare Turnstile (1.13.1).

Thanks Jordan.

It turns out the classic automation option was disabled on my account so the prompt in the upper right corner of the screen was missing. I guess Mailchimp are trying to push customers to their paid automations option instead.

I followed this link to access the classic automations and it re-enabled it on my account: https://admin.mailchimp.com/campaigns/#/create-campaign/explore/emailCampaign:custom

The “Classic Automation” option now appears on the Customer Journey’s page as you described.

Hopefully this is useful to others.

Thanks @gorbo

The snippet works but I’ll wait for the plugin update as I need to be able to enter custom anchor names to match the links that already exist across my website (and elsewhere).

Appreciate your help.

I can confirm the above solution does indeed invalidate the structured data. Google’s Rich Results Test reports the error ‘Duplicate field “FAQPage”‘.

Currently the only way I’ve found to achieve this is to put each question into its own FAQ block and insert a Custom HTML block above each FAQ block with the anchor code for that question.

E.g.

Custom HTML Block
<span id="question-1-anchor"></span>

FAQ Block
Question and answer 1

Custom HTML Block
<span id="question-2-anchor"></span>

FAQ Block
Question and answer 2

Custom HTML Block
<span id="question-3-anchor"></span>

FAQ Block
Question and answer 3

However this method splits up the JSON structured data and I’m not sure if this has any impact on the validity of the structured data.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by james4311.

Thanks!

Same issue here. Running WooCommerce 4.9.0 and WP Mail SMTP 2.5.1.