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Hey Matt, no worries, credit where credit is due, it’s a really helpful plugin, and thanks for the speedy reply.

For the navigation links, am just using wp_nav_menu. I can’t see any parameters that’ll let me change the structure of the link from relative to absolute (if there is a way that you know of, please let me know!). I miiiiight be able to use nav_menu_link_attributes to accomplish this…I’ll investigate.

My alternative is to create an if around wp_nav_menu to see if we’re on the ID of the page secondDomain resolves to (or a child page of that id), and use a different nav menu that has the urls as custom links but that feels a little cumbersome if there’s some parameter that’ll let me force urls in the navigation to be absolute.

Cheers,
Min

Hi @xue28 – thanks for the reply! I checked out both and while their lite versions provide captcha for WordPress, premium versions are required for Woocommerce support in both cases, and what it seems we need secured is the order form.

I’ll keep looking for alternatives, including gateways, I think. I hesitate to recommend the premium plugins in this instance, because my clients had perfectly functioning websites using (free) woocommerce for a long time, and telling them they need to now pay over $40 each per year for something that *might* prevent hundreds of fraudulent spam orders when it wasn’t required in the past for the gateways to function – as we are in Australia and the dollar is not strong right now – is a bitter pill.

In all honesty, it’s probably easier for me to just disable the Stripe gateway in these instances.

Cheers,
Min

Thanks for your quick reply!
Is the only solution a paid add-on?

Ah – thank you, yes I can see that when I upgrade from an earlier version. I think I was confused because I downloaded/installed the latest version and all the documentation on creating quizzes kept telling me to go to the Quizzes section of the admin menu which was no longer there.

Thanks for your help!

Just a note: I found a copy of the plugin at v3.14.9, and the quizzes options are in the admin there.

Sorry, an update, because I’m trying various things.
I had to go into the Targeting tab, and select the three gender options (physically ticked Women, Men, Not Specified). Then it updated the “Approximated subscribers count” to be the correct number of subscribers, and when I Continued the send the Progress column then updated to 0 of 42, instead of 0 of 0. The next time the cron job triggered, mail started sending.

Hopefully this will help anyone else having the same issue!

Cheers,
Min

Thanks for the suggestion, but due to lack of time to troubleshoot and the client needing a working shop, it was faster for me to switch him over to WooCommerce.

Thank you! I thought I was going mad…your workaround fixed it for me too crimay.