ntel

Thanks!

“you can use language file on plugin yotuwp-easy-youtube-embed.pot for translate text”
In our case, would you mind detailing this step? I realize I need to open this file with PoEdit and edit what I need edited.

But then:
– should I save the new file as fr_FR.mo AND fr_FR.po?
– where should I put this file/these files in my folders? Is there any setting that I should edit for the changes to be reflected on my front end?

Thanks a ton!

ok thx!

Hi ! Re-opening because writing “/wp-json/” in the “Never Cache these Urls” section of WP Rocket > Advanced Rules does not solve, unfortunately, the problem. Am I missing something?

Thanks john! In the case of WP-Rocket, is it so simple as to:
1. Go to WP Rocket > Advanced Rules
2. Write “/wp-json/” in the “Never Cache these Urls” section?

Thanks,
Ntel

Thank you very much, Bryle.

1. > Every WordPress install is different. You should always test your backup system after deploying it. UpdraftPlus, like all WordPress software, comes with no warranty. UpdraftPlus will do everything it can to help.
>> I understand – How can I test my backup system when the site is already deployed?

Thank you!
Ntel

What an excellent, thorough answer. Thank you Kevin!

Just sent, thank you!
Sophie

Hi Kevin, thank you very much for the answer. Referencing to the other thread, I’ll allow myself to continue on this one, because this is where I am closer to something interesting that actually can apply.
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The following code:

function populate_SPORT_field( $user_data ) {
$user_data[‘SPORT’] = ‘baseball’;
return $user_data;
}
add_filter( ‘yikes-mailchimp-before-submission’ , ‘populate_SPORT_field’ );

Indeed doesn’t work in my functions.php, in spite of having precreated the field as a text field :/

In my case, even the code you give in the filter page (which I tried as a test):

function populate_FNAME_field( $user_data ) {
	if( is_user_logged_in() ) {
		if( isset( $user_data['FNAME'] ) ) {
		get_currentuserinfo();
		$user_data['FNAME'] = $current_user->user_firstname;
		}
	}
return $user_data;
}
add_filter( 'yikes-mailchimp-before-submission' , 'populate_FNAME_field' );

Unfortunately does not work either, in so far as it does not populate and/or update the filled first name of a user when s/he’s logged in.

I’ve been banging my head for 36 hours now :/ – one potential avenue I was thinking was using the prefilled, dynamically-generated default value of a hidden form that I noticed from Easy Forms, specifically {page_url}, and then parse this URL in a predefined segment within Mailchimp to extract the sport name…

The good news is that {page_url}, unlike string from the above function, gets transmitted to Mailchimp! The bad news is that in my case not all page have the “sport name” in the URL :/.

I of course can give you my website’s name in a PM.

Thanks a lot,
Ntel

Thank you Kevin, for your answer.

It’s indeed quite a pain, unfortunately. I created step 1. as you mentioned but I’m afraid Step 2 does not apply to my specific case since Mailchimp limits the number of interest groups to 60 (I would need more differents segment + freebies than this :/).

I’ll allow myself to answer on the other thread since this is where I have made progress so far.

I thank you wholeheartedly for your effort!

Hi Kevin, Thank you so much for your answer, so sorry I was away on vacation.

Thank you for your advice on:
– not using tags
– using one form for all interest groups

I am willing to precreate the 999 interest groups, but I think mailchimp limits at 60 interest groups. What I can do though is to group sports together (let’s say 60 groups of 33 sports each), and just create 60 interest groups. I would pass the actual name of the sport using a merge field, so for instance baseball would go:
* INTEREST GROUP : ‘team sports’
* SPORT_NAME : ‘baseball’

With this system, two questions are:
1. How would you “use JavaScript to select the interest group that matches that sport”? I tried to look into filters here, https://yikesplugins.com/support/knowledge-base/filters/, and my best bet was to hijack the data using the “yikes-mailchimp-filter-before-submission” filter, and then add my $sport_name in the SPORT_NAME field using PHP. So far I’m failing :/

2. My above solution obliges me to send the same freebie to all ‘team sports’. But maybe, I send subscribers to a custom URL that would be dynamically built using the “baseball” merge field. So they would be sent to mysite.com/team_sports/baseball.PDF with team_sports and baseball being taken from the form input. To that end, do you have an example of your “yikes-mailchimp-redirect-url” filter in use?

Thank you so much!
Ntel

Thanks for your answer!

However, I am aware that I can change my title in Settings > General > Site Title. In that case, I would prefer not to do this because of implications it has in other parts of my site.

I would like to append this to my title *only* in the context of SEO title slugs. I wonder if that is possible with The SEO Framework.

Yes, Michael and for all of those who are in need of that: Rewrite API is the (painful) way. Thanks!

Dear Steve, that’s amazing, thanks a lot for your help.

I will try that solution and report!

Best to you and Happy Easter,
Ntel

@ahmedkaludi works now! I had checked all but for strange reasons (Cloudflare / caching?) didn’t show up! Now it does – thanks!

@ahmedkaludi: it works now!

The problem was the “404 redirect” extension – once removed, it all worked as expected.

Marking as resolved and sending my thanks!