presson2022

Thank you. Quick question. Is there a way to have a link or button that users can click on that pops up the popup?

I have my own dedicated servers through GoDaddy.

That was the first thing I checked. It’s enabled. I’m my own server.

You’re plugin is recommending that this be done and I’ve done it and it doesn’t do anything. I would hope that you can help people get this working.

And the speed?

I have added this below to the bottom of my .htaccess file and deleted my cache. I ran that URL and it still says it can’t find those entries.

Really Simple SSL

Header always set Strict-Transport-Security: “max-age=31536000” env=HTTPS
Header always set X-XSS-Protection “0”
Header always set X-Content-Type-Options “nosniff”
Header always set Referrer-Policy “strict-origin-when-cross-origin”
Header always set X-Frame-Options: “SAMEORIGIN”
Header always set Permissions-Policy: “”

End Really Simple SSL

What am I missing?

Thanks for your fast responses. Appreciate it.

There’s a new update that resolves the error. It’s 1.4.1

I see the update 1.4.1. The error is now gone. Haven’t fully tested it yet.

As a rule I use a test site that is a mirror of what I have for my main site and I usually update there first but today I didn’t and boy was that a mistake. Granted I got back up in under a minute it sure reinstated the fact that I need to keep updating on test site first and yes, backups are lifesavers!

I use the backup service at winhost. It’s part of the dropmysite software. Works great and I was able to restore in about 30 seconds. Saved my ass today because I was running a special and had people buying on the site. I find it very troubling that GoDaddy didn’t test this plugin out before pushing it to WP. I have 5 sites that use GD Payments and they all failed on this new update.

You need to restore to the previous version. That’s what i had to do. This new update is broken. I backup every day so I hope you did to so just restore previous version. To bypass the error on site, go to file manager and rename the godaddypayments folder to something else. That will deactivate it and you can get your site up again while you restore backup.

Restore to the previous version. That’s what i had to do. This new update is broken. I backup every day so I hope you did to so just restore previous version. To bypass the error on site, go to file manager and rename the godaddypayments folder to something else. That will deactivate it and you can get your site up again while you restore backup.

Thanks. I will add that. Question. Since it’s WP, should I have this:

Allow: /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php

I don’t see a way to send the URL privately.

So far so good. We’ll see what happens after validation of fix. Thank you.