Rafael

Luckily, I was able to export the missing table from one of my hoster’s backups. Now I was able to update Piwik (it even denied the manual update before) and it works again as intended.

Thank you for your help – I might not have been able to find what caused the problem by myself (I’m not a homepage pro).

The Piwik version I have is the one displayed in my WP-Piwik settings. How do I update my Piwik version?

I didn’t change anything after running the test script.

It seems the database is somehow corrupt – I looked into my backups, but have found no file containing “piwik-access”. Where would it be saved?

After some switching between the poll display options, the widget now correctly displays the latest poll. I can’t tell why it works now – maybe it helped to temporary disabling the other plugins. Anyway, thanks for your suggestion – I don’t know how it helped, but it did. ??

Disabling all other plugins sadly didn’t help.

I use a custom Twenty Twelve child theme – but when I switched back to the default Twenty Twelve theme, the sidebar widget didn’t appear at all.

Hello mbrsolution,

I finally managed to get it work after contacting our server administrator. It turned out that a small malconfigurationcaused the problem – Our mail server is located at our office, our homepage however is hosted on an external server location. Both domains are the same however, causing the website server to send the mails to itself (on the local IP 127.0.0.1) instead of delivering the message to our mail server. We fixed that now.

Anyway, thank you for your help. The troubleshooting helped me eliminate potential future issues.

Regards,
Rafael

Hi mbrsolution,

it does not, the spam folder is empty.

By the way, I also don’t think it’s just a delay. Test emails reached reached my external private hoster immediately and all other internal emails are sent in no time.

Regards
Rafael

P.s.: I come to think, is there a way to check if the plugin has sent any mail in the first place? Like some “Sent mails” overview? This could help to identify the problem.

Hi mbrsolution,

no, I do not use a yahoo e-mail account. The main address I use is self-hosted like the homepage I use FSCF on, [email protected]. The return path address is my own address on the same domain.

Regards
Rafael

Update: I’ve also tried to disable all other plugins, but it still won’t work.

Hi everybody,

I got the same problem. After follwing the instructions on the troubleshooting section, I managed to make test emails to my private email accounts work with step 3, part c. “Email to” and “Return path address” are different addresses on the same domain as my website.

However, when I try to send a test email via the contact form on my site, I do not recieve any mail – neither does the mail arrive on my internal domain, nor do I get a confirmation email sent to my private adress.

The optional view/print email after sending does work however, if that’s of any help.

I’m using both the latest plugin and WordPress versions in their translated versions (German).

I really hope you can help me there.

Regards,
Rafael

I have now solved the problem by completely rearranging the site. It has a fixed width now, but that’s what works best with the banners.

Anyway, I’m still curious if there’s a way to annull code fromt a parent css without directly editing it.

I did, the first code

button, input, textarea {
padding: 0.328571429rem;
}

reduced the height of the text box by some pixels (making the button appear out of place even more), while the second code

input {
padding: 0.328571429rem;
}

showed no effect at all.

Hello,

I have the same issue with the search box in the header of my site I’m currently building:
https://flugplatz.tagblatt.de/

The button appears two pixels less high than the search field when viewed in Firefox 27.0.1; If viewed in Internet Explorer, it looks like the button actually shrank, missing 2px at the top and 1px at the bottom – I know that IE likes to mess things up a lot, but it should at least work in Firefox.

I inserted the box with the following code in the (child) header.php:

<div class="searchform-header">
<?php get_search_form(); ?>
</div>

And formatted it with this CSS code:

.searchform-header {
	float: right;
	margin-top: 59px;
}

I use Twenty Twelve modified by a child theme. The issue is still present when I switch back to the clean Twenty Twelve theme.