Pelly Benassi

It’s very likely to be a server issue.

Paste your website IP here: https://mxtoolbox.com/blacklists.aspx

If you get some red flags get in touch with GoDaddy as that means some other people on your same server (being that a shared hosting) have been using the account to send spam, therefore the IP has got banned by some providers.

If that’s the case GoDaddy will contact the provider and ask to

I would never recommend hosting an ecommerce platform (or anything important) on a shared hosting. At least you should get yourself a dedicated IP as the email notifications are crucial on a website like yours.

If all the checks are green then I would still get in touch with GD and ask them. If they can’t solve it you should then open a new topic as these are the rules on these forums.

Cheers

well deserved thanks to you.

wow that was a quick fix. Thank you so much!

WordPress+Woocommerce is probably the most clever combination you could have gone for. I’m not taking any part here but according to the randomness of your error it was very likely to be because of your server. It’s happening on many of my installations too. Right now your WP is using PHP mail() to send notifications out. PHPMail() does not authenticate the messages via smtp and nowadays most hosting companies require to do so (to avoid email spoofing). In case you will encounter this kind of issue again, the best workaround is to install a plugin like WP Mail SMTP to send all your notifications with SMTP authentication. All you will have to do is install the plugin and fill the settings in with the SMTP credentials of the account you want to set as the notifications sender (for example [email protected]).

More and more hosting companies are going to tighten their email servers security and for this reason I hope Wp will natively introduce some smtp settings very soon, as in fact PHP mail() doesnt work on many servers anymore (especially on shared hosting plans)

are you a bit frustrated or what. Seems like you don’t even read what the developer has to say but you just keep complaining regardless. You don’t like it just leave it where it is..

how harsh.

I guess the ISP is blocking some emails due to being seen as Spam.
I’d suggest you to try with plain text emails
Woocommere > Settings > Emails and set the email type to Text.

See if it works now. If it does, then you could use Mandrillapp.com. They do have a WP plugin and it uses the Mailchimp engine to send WP emails out. This way no email will be marked as spam.

Hey,
Im sorry but it’s been a while and I can’t remember what he did exactly. What I do remember is that I got that fixed for like 10/20 dollars on Elance.

you could put in your css

a {
font-weight: bold !important;
}

just keep in mind this will convert to bold every link on your website

Each page has its own class which is automatically assigned by WordPress. To see the page class hit F12 in your browser when you are on that page and go to the top of your html code. In the body tag there must be a unique class for your page (see highlighted in the screenshot):

https://pasteboard.co/2zBiDMdN.png

So grab this class for each page you dont want to show the widget on and use this css:

.page-id-276 #wpbs_slider {
display:none !important;
}

.page-id-276 needs to be replaced with the class of the page you dont want the widget on. Dont forget the . in front of the class name.

Hope this helps.

This plugin does deserve 6 stars. Donations are required only to check the WP core integrity and to prevent XMLRPC Access or Bruteforce protection. That’s it.

These are not even the main functionalities the plugin has to offer. If you want to scan your server for viruses or backdoors, then this is your go-to plugin.

This guy is doing a great job.

FYI BulletProof Security is not even a malware scanner.

Please ??

VC is version 4.6.2, I will try to update tomorrow but it’s already a quite recent version anyway…

I’ll give up with this as I am not an expert coder and nobody can help me with this as VC will say to ask you, you’ll say to ask them, and ThemePunch will say to ask both of you.. I understand nobody can spend his time to properly investigate for free and it’s not easy to understand where the issue comes from.

Any suggestions about the shortcode instead?

This is the code I have added to functions.php:

// add shortcode for Essential Grid's custom fields
add_shortcode('grid_meta', 'print_grid_meta');

function print_grid_meta($atts) {

    global $post;
    $meta = get_post_meta($post->ID);

    extract(shortcode_atts(array('key' => ''), $atts));

    if($key && array_key_exists($key, $meta)) {

        return $meta[$key][0];

    }

}

It does show the content of the shortcode on the single post but not when it’s loaded in the modal box.

it’s like the visual composer doesnt load instantly, for example there is a slider which comes with the visual composer that starts working only after a few seconds and not as soon as you open the popup.

Also the columns from VC are all messed up and not following the row template I am using in the editor…

This behaviour is exactly the same on both v2 and v3 of your plugin.

hi danieliser, like I said I have just tried with Popup Maker as well but it breaks the visual composer and doesnt show the shortcode content ??

I have also tried with Popup Maker, the shortcode keeps rendering no content.