loopforever

Thank you for your answer. Yes, the plugin uses wp_mail function elsewhere. However, this usage requires a different hook to be triggered.
In other words, when using wp_mail, which is not currently a plugin, the other wp_mail function will not be triggered. What could be another problem? I can’t solve this problem for days.
In the other wp_mail function used by the plugin, cron is not used. In such a case, Mail Queue works perfectly. I think the problem is caused by cron, but I still don’t understand why it might happen. Do you have an idea?

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The relevant plugin sends e-mail as follows. Source code here

Thank you very much.

Thank you I’m going to try this.

I’ve done the updates but I’m getting the same error. On the single product page I get the following error:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of XXXX bytes exhausted (tried to allocate YYYY bytes) in … plugins/estimated-delivery-for-woocommerce/estimated-delivery-woocommerce.php on line 281

Is there a special place, e-mail address, etc. where I can contact you?

Hello, Thank you for your answer.

* Is it thru the built-in Product CSV Importer and Exporter ?

Yes, but if I export with PHP 8.1 the characters are not displayed properly. For example, Image Link

I hope you got along better.

Also there are no conflicts, tests were done including the theme. I can’t change version. Because as you know, it has been almost 3 years since PHP 8.1 was released. There are plugins that use some new functions used in PHP 8.1.

Update
GitHub Link
The same issue was mentioned a year ago. However, as far as I can see, no solution has been provided. As said, removing the if block in the abstract-wc-csv-exporter.php file solves the problem for me as well.

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Hello again,
The image you requested: Link

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Hello, thanks for your feedback,
You can click the link to view the page: Link

Since the cookie created is carried in the browser on every page, the obstacle is not removed without removing the cookie.

As I said at the beginning, the cookie looks like this:
abcd_(random number-letter etc.)

Blocking transaction details: PHP Object Injection in Cookies

Thank you for your answer.
I realized I mistyped what I really wanted to ask is: Is there a way to delete an IP from the blacklist?

• Plugins are up to date and in the latest version.
• Registration/Login page is the default page. Also the logo is visible.
• In case of conflict I should get an error am I wrong? Debug is active and I don’t get any errors. I also checked with plugins like Query Monitor.
• I updated the reCAPTCHA human/bot threshold score.

Additionally, the Fraud Score for the ip address I am using is currently 27(so, Low Risk).

Despite all this, I still look like a bot. Even when logging in, I always get the like warning: VERIFICATION REQUIRED: Additional…
Last CAPTCHA: 0.3

I don’t know, I guess there is no solution. Because there are many similar topics on the internet. Maybe reCAPTCHA v2 is still a better option

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@anastas10s I hope you understand what you are reading. What do I ask you, what do you answer? You are trying to market your plugin.

I have many products on my website. You know, Google crawls limited pages when it comes to the website. There’s also the term “duplicate content”. This causes the following problems for search engine bots:
1-) Inability to distinguish which content to scan and not
2-) Unable to determine which versions to rank for query results
…etc

Basically, I want to prevent them from being indexed because of these simplest issues.
For example,
filter_size
filter_color
filter_…
These should not be indexed. Since there are many attributes, it doesn’t make much sense to write them all directly.
Maybe the following is a solution but I’m not sure:
Disallow: /*?filter_

I moved the translations to custom location: languages/loco/plugins/woocommerce-{locale}.po

However, this time, the translations do not appear. Do you have any information on this subject?
Note: No cache plugins are active. I also tried from different browser/incognito tab. However, it fails.

@timwhitlock and @sudarshankotian thank you very much for your response.

The plugin is not a solution for this problem; alternative. I’m talking about resources, Mr. Steven, they are limited.
Problem solved. Good luck.

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