McFarnell

@abzlevelup Thank you for getting back to me. I finally found I could use this to get the published date:
$date = mysql2date(‘F d, Y’, get_post_time(‘Y-m-d H:i:s’, true), false);

@sendinbluecustomercare

Thank you! Everything is working correctly again.

Sorry, wrong plugin.

I’m having this same issue.
PHP 7.0
WordPress 5.2.2
CF7 5.1.3
ReCapthca v3

Any tips for getting this working?

Hi @hinampaksh,

Thank you for the response. Yes, it only hangs on this page. I tried disabling all other plugins, and that didn’t help.

And I take it back, this page doesn’t have an i-frame. It does however contain some custom javascript. I tried copying the JavaScript code to a blank new page, tried editing it with Beaver Builder, and it worked fine. So it must be something else about this page. This page has text, pictures, a form, and some form verification code using JavaScript. Any other ideas?

Thank you. I think you are correct, because I have sites on another server that still work fine. I responded to SparkPost, but have not heard back. However, I changed from SMTP to HTTP, and now it works. Any reason I should keep it on SMTP?

E-mailed SparkPost, and their response is below. Isn’t this plugin the official SparkPost plugin? Wouldn’t they have updated it to support TLS v 1.1?
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Thank you for contacting SparkPost Support. We have deprecated TLS v1.0 and you need to use TLS v 1.1 or higher. We have communicated these changes via email to our customers in advance.
We pushed the TLS changes to go through Monday morning which is likely why you had issues earlier. More information about the TLS deprecation can be found in our blog post here: https://www.sparkpost.com/blog/tls-v1-0-deprecation/

In an effort to help our customers with the transition, we’ve set up test endpoints that will reject any API calls that do not use TLSv1.1 or higher. You can use these endpoints to inject email traffic (or make other API calls) using your current software to determine whether it uses TLSv1.1 or higher (traffic will be accepted) or whether it uses TLSv1.0 (traffic will be rejected). These endpoints are described in this support article found here: https://www.sparkpost.com/docs/tech-resources/tlsv1-0-test-hostname/

Thank you. I copied content-sermon-single.php and content-sermon-attachments.php directly into my theme folder. That is correct right? Not into a /views folder or a /partials folder?

I also made the changes you mentioned to those two files.

However, the download link is still not working.

I didn’t copy all of the other files from the /views folder. Do I need to do that?

–Matthew

Any other thoughts on this? Should I open a new thread, since this is marked as resolved? I still don’t have a download link for the MP3 files, unless there is also a file attached. See here: https://www.woodlandchristian.net/messages/acts-242-47-week-3-and-acts-3-44-week-1-acts-to-the-end-of-the-earth/

Yes, that is correct. Single sermon view.

Thanks! I added this, but it still is not showing unless there is another attachment with the sermon. Any other ideas?

Thank you! This works, but it appears it only works if there is another attachment to the post as well. Is there a way to tweak it so it works even if the MP3 files is the only file attached?

Thank you.

Hi, the text editor seems to work now, but when you switch from Visual to Text, the text version looks kind of funny. But at least it works now. I would post a screen shot but see a place to upload one.

The speaker issue has resolved as well.

I now have another question: I used to have a “download” link of some sort, which would download the .mp3 file. That link appeared down under “Download Files”. Can I get that link back?

I am having this same issue. I have found that if you go to your WP-Admin > Sermons, and then choose “Quick Edit”, you can manually type in the Service Type there. That way it does save correctly and things show up right. However, it does not work when you select Service Type while editing the post directly. Can this be fixed?

Thank you!

@sab66,

No problem. Go to Avada > Theme Options > Blog > General Blog. Then make sure you select Blog Layout as “Large” and Blog Archive Layout as “Grid”. That should do it.