JohnNadeau

How sad is that for WordPress LOL!

Thanks for your follow up!

As of Monday 12/9/19, it appears the link you provided above is not working:

https://wppopups.com/docs/how-to-import-legacy-popups-from-old-plugin/

@tensec10

Oh my… there shall be no more pre-coffee posting ??

Thanks very much.

@cosmoweb and @duongcuong96

Just reporting the same behavior here for your reference.

I received the following warning:
WARNING: Link “/home/xxxx/public_html/xxxx/wp-content/db.php” not following.

Then deactivated Query Monitor as @cosmoweb did, ran job again, warning went away.

Hi Lindz,

Tony did look into it and we “thought” it was resolved… however, upon further testing this morning, the fix he implemented did NOT resolve the problem.

Also, I’m not so sure it has anything to do with the Cache Plugin.

We had to roll back to 3.2.1

Thanks,

John

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by JohnNadeau. Reason: Prematurely thought problem was resolved. It is not

If it’s helpful to know, I went ahead and updated to 6.6.1 on two sites, LakePath.com and LeLacAppelle.com, without any issues.

Hi @kraftbj and @fernandot

Just tagging in here to follow your progress & receive notifications.

We’re currently running WP v4.9.8, PHP v7.2.10 and JetPack v6.5
Going to refrain from installing JetPack 6.6.1.
(unless you’d like us to install & test for same behavior).

Thanks,

John

Thank you @ivanatanasov !

Thank you Jeremy.

Good to know.

As always, I appreciate your help & insight!

Ahhh…. I must have enabled Troubleshooting Mode on let’s say Site A in the past, then it toggled on a “Must-Use” plugin of “Health Check Disable Plugins” (perhaps an older name of the plugin?).

I just enabled Troubleshooting Mode on Site B, then disabled it, and now under “Must-Use” plugins it shows “Health Check Troubleshooting Mode” (rather than “Health Check Disable Plugins”) with a description of “Conditionally disabled themes or plugins on your site for a given session, used to rule out conflicts during troubleshooting. Version 1.5.0”

Then went back to Site A and enabled Troubleshooting Mode again, disabled it, and it changed the “Must-Use” plugin from “Health Check Disable Plugins” to “Health Check Troubleshooting Mode“.

Both sites are now consistent in how the “Must-Use” Plugin is displayed.

Thanks for your help!

Edit: But one quick question… should it be showing ver 1.5.0 in the description when the plugin version is 1.2.1 ?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by JohnNadeau.

Will you post here when correction has been made?

Thanks for the info… I’ll check it out!

Yes, a good idea to update the Plugin Page too ??

@lindzconnell…
@diversesolutions…

Looks like your plugin as of 3.1.0 now indicates it is compatible up to 4.9.7 !

Nice to see ??

Thanks,

John

@diversesolutions…
@lindzconnell…

Can you confirm whether/not the Share Button has been fixed in version 3.1.0 that was released today?

Thanks

Hi Lindz,

Thanks for touching base.

Yes, they did email me a beta, which I installed & tested. Unfortunately, it does not fully address the problem and caused other problems, which I outlined for them in my response.

John