Kevin

Hello Tim,

I am using the Falcon caching engine.

I don’t want the entire cache to be cleared each time a new post is made to the website. The old posts should remain in the cache. The one page that lists all the posts has been excluded using the exclusion setting.

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Kevin

I am having the same issue with rendering of the mobile site on a desktop. Do you know when this issue will be addressed?

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Kevin

Thanks a lot Cristian.

Makes the purchase decision a lot easier now.

Best regards,
Kevin

Thanks for the quick reply. I tried again without the “export titles” option checked, but it still generates just the one row. It didn’t generate any php error logs.

I have a backup of the data, so for now, I am inclined to uninstall the plugin and reinstall it. First time I have observed this issue and I have installed Participants Database on a few sites to great satisfaction.

Best regards,
Kevin

Thanks for your reply. (b2) was supposed to be (c), but anyways!

I am currently using Participants Database. I am trying to avoid duplication of the databases. Not sure if both can use the same one. Now wouldn’t that be nice?

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Kevin

Thanks for replying Jashan.

I tried this.

For some reason, when I am logged in, it shows my timezone as Africa (GMT). I had initially set my timezoone to Asia/Kolkotta. So each time I have to enter the values in GMT. I also checked the wp_options and set the gmt_offset to 0 and then to 5.5, but no difference. Even timezone string shows Asia/Kolkotta, but when I create a new event or edit an old one, the timezone shows as Africa.

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Hi Endymion00

Thanks so much for your solution. My site load times dropped dramatically after the CSS fix.

I notice that there is a call to:
https://cjmkharghar.org/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/app/view/admin/js/external_libs/webfont.js?ver=1.10.1-standard

This seems to generate further HTTP requests for font-awesome.css League_Gothic.webfont.woff etc.

Is there a way to disable this?

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Kevin

Thanks for taking the time to investigate this further. I did write in a while back to thank you for the plugin. It is a really helpful one!

As an interim patch, I am using Plugin Organizer which allows for enabling/disabling plugins on a page/post by page/post basis. A crude fix for now.

I don’t know the reason why it was failing on the 3 sites.

So I went through the cpanel to the plugin directory. Renamed participant-database folder, uploaded the new version zip file. Unzipped it.

It works.

Just a suggested work-around for anyone having the same issue.

Thanks for creating a really useful plugin. Have been using this for close to a year now. Your prompt replies are much appreciated too.

After the update, for Themify, it identifies the following file

themify/themify-utils.php

and still marks the warning as Severe with the message

This file is a PHP executable file and contains the word ‘eval’ (without quotes) and the word ‘urldecode(‘ (without quotes). The eval() function along with an encoding function like the one mentioned are commonly used by hackers to hide their code. If you know about this file you can choose to ignore it to exclude it from future scans.

The Updraftplus.php file has changed from a Severe to a Warning

I have had a similar issue with my theme – based on the themify platform. It detects img.php as a Severe issue. There are other files too on the Themify platform that are now being flagged as severe threats. None of this was happening before.

The plugin Updraftplus file updraftplug.php is flagged as not being a part of the plugin (it is the main plugin file) and hence a security issue.