katzw

Hi – I added the headers manually as I hadn’t heard back from you. When I installed the plugin and tested it via https://securityheaders.com/ and it showed no headers after multiple cache flushes. I’m not able to retest the plugin at this time so I’ll mark this as resolved because I can’t continue with the plugin.

I’m only warning people away from the premium version; because there’s no where to review the premium version otherwise. If I had known about it, I never would have purchased it, and now I’m stuck with it until I can put together another solution. I think that’s worth letting people know about.

Hi Tamie – what host do you use? Are all your plugins and WordPress up to date? For now, I’d recommend deactivating the plugin and making sure that everything else is up to date and that you’re running the most recent version of PHP on your host server. Then try again.

Yesterday I was able to narrow it down: in 3 out of 7 sites, the upgrade changed the check boxes under “Settings > Access” to have the “Allow Homepage to be accessible” and
“Allow Category pages to be accessible” to checked. Since I was watching it, I was able to disable them as they occurred. All 7 sites have a redirect link for non-logged in users. Global Access is set to “Site Accessible to Logged in Users” and the Custom Redirect url is set to the site’s log in screen (UM). Any ideas?

So this is in the gateway-interac.php file inside the woocommerce-email-money-transfer-gateway folder. Just in case anyone else looks.

Note: the “$order->get_order_number()” appears twice, lines: 314 and 337

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by katzw.

Hi astroids,

What file did you do this to? I’m having the same issue.

Hello – sorry for the late reply – it looks like you have it fixed? I checked it out on Chrome and it’s wrapping around the bottom image. I don’t see the PDF button, but I hope you got that worked out, too.

Have you asked this question on the Cherry Framework support forum? It looks like this could be a theme issue. Also, are you saving the changes you make each time?

Can you supply a link? Also, what theme are you using?

I haven’t used WordPress for blogging in a long time. Don’t get hung up on the word “blog” – WordPress is a very flexible “Content Management System”, which uses PHP and MySQL to dynamically generate pages – very different from plain old HTML, and much more effective. To turn off blogging, just go to Settings > Reading, and set it to a Static Page instead of a post list. Voila! You have a static page website. Add other pages to it using the Pages menu (enter whatever content you want), add those pages under “Appearance > Menus”, and you will have a regular plain old looking website. Under Appearance > Widgets, click on the right hand side sidebars area, delete any widgets you don’t want, and boom! Sidebar empties out. WordPress is much, much more than a blogging platform, it’s just the way it started. There are.. what.. 78 million websites using it. That’s not bad ?? Take time to read through the WP Beginner stuff – search for ways to create nice pages. It’s very user friendly, you just have to get out of the HTML only mindset.

No worries! Glad it worked – sometimes opening a file with a regular text editor shows things that Excel (or other spreadsheets) hide ??

I found your instructions for the multisite installation – I’m testing that out now and it looks like that was my problem – sorry!

This is an excellent resource to start with: https://www.wpbeginner.com/
I create websites in WordPress very often – probably about 30 to date. There are many, many free options, but if you start reading the site above, it will give you a good beginning. Good luck!

Hi! Try using a ‘,’ instead of a ‘;’ in your csv file, a quick find-and-replace should do the trick.

So I figured it out – I knew it had to be simple:

<?php
$term = get_term_by( ‘slug’, get_query_var( ‘term’ ), get_query_var( ‘taxonomy’ ) ); ?>
<p>You are viewing the following Clinical Type: <?php echo $term->name; ?></p>

So the above gets the taxonomy and the term that was clicked in order to display it. Super simple, I just didn’t know what function to use, and maybe this helps somebody else!