kgagne

Same thing happened to me. “Email reports” is a new feature introduced in v4.7.2, released on 25 Sep 2024. It seems quite silly that monthly reports would default to “on”. This should be an opt-in feature, not opt-out.

The pages are working again. Thanks, @jescandoit !

Update:

This plugin has been closed as of June 15, 2024 and is not available for download. This closure is temporary, pending a full review.

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Hello again!

Thank you for the accurate reminder that I should’ve done more troubleshooting before opening a ticket —?oops!

Oddly, this issue appears to be not a plugin conflict, but a theme conflict. Using either Travelberg or its parent theme, Blogberg, the issue occurs … but not when I switch to Twenty Twenty One. ??

I’m unsure if that means the issue is with the plugin or with the theme. ??

Hi, @generosus! Thanks for the reply.

The page IDs are correctly filled out in the “Excluded Pages” field. Here is a screenshot.

I’m using WordPress 6.4.3 with PHP 8.1 and plugin v1.9.3.

I came here looking for some info about it, but I see none.

There’s another thread over here. No resolution yet.

wfm! Thanks!

@dominikl65 I have updated to WooCommerce 8.5.1, released today, and am still receiving the fatal error when Flexible Checkout Fields v3.5.19 is active.

Rather you should fix this plugin to meet new woocommerce version than making a solution to downgrade woocommerce

@dantg You should probably downgrade WooCommerce anyway. v8.5.0 was withdrawn shortly after its release, bringing the latest official version back down to v8.4.0. That’s the best version to run until v8.5.1 is eventually released.

Hi, Josie! Thanks for your patience. Unfortunately, I don’t have any unique insight into these issues. I suggest signing up for a free GitHub account and slapping the “Subscribe” button on these two pages so you can be informed of updates and changes:

https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/53555
https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/53598

Even better, you can comment on the first one and share your experience, to let the developers know that this issue is having a real-world impact on publishers like you. That might help them better diagnose and prioritize a fix.

Contradicting the vulnerability report I previously linked to, which says the issue exists in v1.1.3 and earlier, this report suggests the problem affects only v1.1.2 and earlier and was fixed in v1.1.3.

The Smart App Banner plugin for WordPress is vulnerable to Cross-Site Request Forgery in versions up to, and including, 1.1.2. This is due to missing or incorrect nonce validation on the wsl_smart_app_banner_options function. This makes it possible for unauthenticated attackers to modify the plugin’s settings via a forged request granted they can trick a site administrator into performing an action such as clicking on a link.

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Glad it helped! If incognito works, then it may be a particular browser extension you have installed. It might be worth toggling individual ones off and seeing when the problem goes away.

Hey, @drrxbracho ! I don’t have an Android device on which to test it the mobile app. But if you believe you’ve encountered a bug, this page will show you where to report it.

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Hi, @josiekraemer ! Good news: WordPress 6.3.1 will be released tomorrow (Tues, 29 Aug 2023). ??

It depends on your theme and plugins. Those links are not part of WordPress itself but must be some add-on to your site.