johnc1979

Just chiming in here after doing some digging.

Lines 136 and 137 seem to be the culprits here. If they return an empty string from a menu item with something like a hash #, then the following if statement on like 139 passes null to parameter #1 ($haystack).
Adding a check for the empty path string around the if statement resolves the issue

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Hi, thanks for the reply @damianmachnik

It seems to happen from time to time. Not all orders get sent an email after completing a purchase, only a small handful, but it’s enough to confuse some customers.
The session option is enabled and I’m wondering if that could be causing a problem if they login during checkout?

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@modernscarface I’m interested to hear what the problems are. I currently have clients complaining about INSTRUMENT DECLINED errors which I believe are on PayPal’s end, not the Woo end. Is this the problem you’re seeing or something else? Could the problems be related to PayPal credit? If so that’s a PayPal problem and not a Woo problem, and would be unfair to rate the plugin developed by Woo 1 star. It’s a little like blaming the grocery store for the bank declining your card.

Apologies @thup90 and @woocommerce for hijacking the review thread. I’m trying to convince clients that problems originating from PayPal are not Woo Website problems.

@rojokuze make sure that imap is enabled on your hosting account, or if using a service like Zoho imap is part of your plan. I downloaded and installed it yesterday and it worked straight away. It does miss the spam folder, which I would like to see as some emails do go there by accident, but overall, with the ability to use an smtp service for sending emails, it works really well

That was it. They installed Ithemes Security and unchecking the box solved it

@chandansharma email sent

@chandansharma your problem is in here. You’re calling every gateway id and creating links to files that don’t exist instead of only one for this plugin.

function wc_latitudefinance_include_extra_scripts()
{
    foreach (WC()->payment_gateways()->get_available_payment_gateways() as $id => $gateway) {
        if ($id) {
            $file = WC_LATITUDEPAY_ASSETS . '/css/' . $id . '/styles.css';
            // enqueue the files only if it meets the following condition
            // 1. is product page
            // 2. OR is checkout page
            if (is_product() || is_checkout() || is_cart()) {
                wp_register_style('woocommerce-payment-gateway-latitudefinance-' . $id, $file);
                wp_enqueue_style('woocommerce-payment-gateway-latitudefinance-' . $id);
            }

            /**
             * is cart page
             */
            if (is_cart()) {
                wp_register_style('woocommerce-payment-gateway-latitudefinance-cart', WC_LATITUDEPAY_ASSETS . '/css/common.css');
                wp_enqueue_style('woocommerce-payment-gateway-latitudefinance-cart');
            }
        }
    }
}

@chandansharma As a starting point I’d be looking in /includes/wc-latitudefinance-functions.php

I will see if I am authorised to provide the credentials to any of the affected sites I manage

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Hi, thanks for the reply.

Are there any requirements for sftp with incremental backups? I’m currently considering options and I’m thinking of setting up an unused PC with 4TB of storage for SFTP transfers.

Hi kiwimana,

I hope I can help solve this one for you? I just did a test on a staging and live site using storefront and 2019 themes. Can I confirm that the process was as follows, which is the process I used.
1. Go to post list view page
2. Filter to a category
3. Select the posts to noindex and no follow
4. Select the noindex/nofollow, noindex or nofollow from the dropdown.
5. Click update.

Once I did that I checked the source of the posts and I saw the noindex and nofollow tags in the source code. They’re all in uppercase for easy identification.

A couple more questions.
1. Are you using a cache plugin and is it caching admin?
2. What theme are you using so that I can run a test to rule out a theme conflict?

Thanks

John

Hi Hannah,

I’m still having trouble with it

@hailite I did create a support ticket several months ago and was told to talk to my host who charge $50 a day for support. Clearly, I’m not about to talk to a third party who charge like that, especially if they’re not the developer.

If I can actually get support from Litespeed and get it working as it should I’d be happy to give WHM, Cpanel and WordPress access and I’d certainly consider revising the review. At the moment though I’m running wp-rocket and won’t be able to switch over to litespeed unless I know it’s going to work as described. Hence giving you access to get it working correctly.

Thanks

John

I decided to dump the Litespeed plugin qtwrk. The cache being purged every few minutes without any support was unacceptable and I couldn’t leave it that way. WP Rocket appears to be doing the job correctly.

This is the report number.

Report number: FXJTSZTB

Report date: 02/16/2018 23:04:05