leendertvb

Thank you, appreciate the review

Hi @webmasterravhn,
You can also put this code in a custom plugin, it will also work. That way you will not loose the code with an update.

You can simply put this in functions.php in the root of your (child)theme.

We had the same problem (only for Dutch) but we found no proper way to translate the strings of the WP Customer Review plugin. It is not possible to overwrite the templates and there are no filters of translation functions available for these strings.

The only option we found was to use the filter ‘option_wpcr3_options’ which is executed right before the HTML is outputted. We do a find-and-replace for the strings. See below for an example.

/*
 * Strings in wpcr3 plugin are not translatable so find strings to translate and replace them with your translate function or custom string
 */
function iside_option_wpcr3_options( $value, $option) {
	if( isset( $value['templates'] ) ) {
		$value['templates'] = str_replace( 'Create your own review', __('Please submit your review', 'iside'), $value['templates'] );
		$value['templates'] = str_replace( 'Check this box to confirm you are human.', __('Check this box to confirm you are human.', 'iside'), $value['templates'] );
	}
	return $value;
}
add_filter( 'option_wpcr3_options', 'iside_option_wpcr3_options', 10, 2 );

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by leendertvb.
• This reply was modified 4 years ago by leendertvb.

We had the same issue. Yoast was working with the Gutenberg editor, but was not working in combination with WP Bakery (Visual Composer).

We got it resolved by installing the Classic Editor plugin. Now everything is working as should be.

Hopefully this will help anyone.

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

I managed to resolve this issue by matching all (required) fields in the 3rd-party-plugin with the fields as defined in the CRM (for me that was Pardot). If there is a mismatch, it will throw the error of “too many redirects”.

Hope this helps anyone.

Hi @dontomaso,

If you can give some more details about how you approached this, that would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

Same problem here:
Wordpress version 4.4.1
User Role Editor version 4.23.1
PHP version 5.4.45

Thanks for fixing.

Hi hijri,

Thanks for your quick reply. I just added the code to get rid of the notice. I don’t know if the function is still working correctly. So maybe you want to check that before you adopt the code in an update ??

After the update I didn’t notice the settings page now contains an option for which taxonomies should be sortable. I checked the correct ones and now it is working.
(Although without marking custom taxonomies on the settings page, they are draggable in the backend, but the ordering is not saving. That is what confused me.)

Thanks again.

Sorry, already found the solution.

When reading this post I realized I had a widget checking the status of my Skype account to show the actual state on the website. After disabling this widget, the caching worked like a charm again.

So check for any external resources used in your PHP which can slow down the process. Hope this helps someone in the future having the same problem.

Hi,

I know this is an old post, but did you manage to get a solution? I’m having exactly the same problem, but my site is lagging for about 20 seconds.

Thanks for your answer!