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  • Thread Starter Roberto Jobet

    (@robertojobet)

    Hi Papin,

    I’ve found a setting in iThemes Security plugin that maybe could interfere with the auto-updating process:
    “Disable PHP in Plugins”
    “Disable PHP execution in the plugins directory. This blocks requests to PHP files inside plugin directories that can be exploited directly.”

    What do you think?

    Best regards

    Thread Starter Roberto Jobet

    (@robertojobet)

    I will try changing the interval and let you know…

    Could this be related to a conflict with another installed plugin?

    In all my sites I installed iThemes Security plugin and there’s a lot of restrictions set up by this plugin.

    Do you know any issue with security plugins?

    Thanks!

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Roberto Jobet.
    Thread Starter Roberto Jobet

    (@robertojobet)

    Hi,

    Regarding cPanel issue, are you talking about the “AUTOMATIC_UPDATER_DISABLED” in wp-config file?

    By the way, there’s no “define( ‘AUTOMATIC_UPDATER_DISABLED’, true );” line in my wp-config file…

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by Roberto Jobet.
    Thread Starter Roberto Jobet

    (@robertojobet)

    Hi,

    Haven’t tried yet to change interval… I will try.

    No, I haven’t used other plugins on this same server. I have to say that I’ve used another autoupdating plugin (Easy Update Manager) in another server with exactly the same issue…

    Yes, both servers run cPanel.

    Let me know about cPanel issue, maybe it’s all about this…

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter Roberto Jobet

    (@robertojobet)

    Hi,

    Here’s the screenshot of the Status page (https://snag.gy/ExFGow.jpg).

    Everything seems fine…

    I thought that it could be something related to the hosting server, but I’ve installed the plugin in 2 servers with different providers, and in both it has the same behavior (updates only loginng into WP dashboard)…

    What else could I check?

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter Roberto Jobet

    (@robertojobet)

    Hi Papin,

    As soon as I log in they are updated automaticaly. Just a few visitors.

    Here’s the email messagge I receive normally:
    “Howdy! One or more plugins on your WordPress site at https://xxxxxxxxxxx have been updated by Companion Auto Update. No further action is needed on your part.
    For more info on what is new visit your dashboard and check the changelog.
    The following plugins have been updated:
    – Cookiebot | GDPR Compliant Cookie Consent and Notice to version 2.0.3
    – WP Security Audit Log to version 3.2.3.3”

    Regarding update interval, I’ve left default setting (Twice Daily).

    What do you mean by “status page”? The “Update log” page (see screenshot https://snag.gy/Da1U8q.jpg)?

    Thanks!

    Best regards

    Thread Starter Roberto Jobet

    (@robertojobet)

    Hi Venkat,
    Oh my god, I completely missed the “Automatic Updates” setting….
    Now clicking on “Force Updates” button, updates are applied!!

    In the General tab, you should write instead of “Automatic Updates” a title like “Automatic Updates” (WordPress, Translations, Plugins & Themes)”.

    Moreover you should specify the meaning for each setting:
    Default (Normal WP behavior. Only WP updates)
    On (Automatic updates for all components)
    Off (Manual updates)
    Custom (Select setting for each component)

    Thanks for this excellent plugin!!

    Best regards

    Thread Starter Roberto Jobet

    (@robertojobet)

    Hi Aurovrata,

    Thanks for your quick reply!

    1) FAQ #8 it’s says that a /css subfolder and a <your-form-cf7key>.css file should be created under theme’s folder.
    I’m using a child theme with a style.css file. Can I put CSS instructions there? or only the /css/<your-form-cf7key>.css should work?

    2) I presume that <your-form-cf7key>.css means the key of my cf7 form.
    For example I have a form called [cf7-form cf7key=”contact”], so the name of the css file would be: contact-cf7key.css, right?

    Thanks for any help.

    Best regards

    Thread Starter Roberto Jobet

    (@robertojobet)

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter Roberto Jobet

    (@robertojobet)

    Yes, I’ll contact the customer support of this theme.

    Thanks for your help!

    Roberto

    Thread Starter Roberto Jobet

    (@robertojobet)

    Hi,

    No, no such file.

    Roberto

    Hi MyThaiTour,

    Same for me…
    No text strings are showing up in polylang “String translation” tab.

    That probably means that the theme I’m using (Headway) doesn’t use pll__(‘…’); calls…

    Any clue?

    Thanks.

    Roberto

    Thread Starter Roberto Jobet

    (@robertojobet)

    Hi,

    Are you sure of that?
    I think that the .po file is binded to the file from which the text strings are extracted (in this case content-display.php).

    If I put the po/mo files in a subfolder of child theme, the content-display.php will be missing.

    That’s why I was talking about putting some code in child theme’s functions.php file.
    I’m not a developer but I think an override function should be put it into child functions.php file in order to make it function properly.
    Is it right?

    BTW in the above code something was missing…
    in the line:
    $more_text = $this->get_setting(‘read-more-text’, __( ‘Continue Reading’, ‘headway’ ); a closing “)” is missing
    so the right code should be:
    $more_text = $this->get_setting(‘read-more-text’, __( ‘Continue Reading’, ‘headway’ ));

    Thanks.

    Roberto

    Thread Starter Roberto Jobet

    (@robertojobet)

    Hi again,

    I finally did it!
    I followed the same procedure as above, but this time I didn’t use the Headway’s .po file.
    I’ve created a brand new .po file including *only* the content-display.php file and it worked!!

    I did it only for the “Continue Reading” text, now I have to find out where’s the second string text “Read More”…

    BTW, if I do an update of Headway’s core files, I will certainly loose the changes I’ve made…

    Adding maybe some code in the functions.php file of child theme?

    Roberto

    Thread Starter Roberto Jobet

    (@robertojobet)

    Hi,

    Thanks Chrystl for your reply!

    First of all, I’ve found where Headway handles one of the strings (“Continue Reading”)… it’s in Headway’s core files “wp-content/themes/headway/library/blocks/content/content-display.php”

    The code is: $more_text = $this->get_setting(‘read-more-text’, ‘Continue Reading’);

    When translating the string ‘Continue Reading’, translated string shows up in all sites (both English and Italian).

    I’ve noticed also that in Headway there’s a folder library/languages with a few .mo and .po files (including Italian).
    I opened the Italian .po file, but there’s no “Continue Reading” string…

    So I’ve tried to use Gettext __() call with the code above, in this way:
    $more_text = $this->get_setting(‘read-more-text’, __( ‘Continue Reading’, ‘headway’ );

    Then I’ve opened the Italian .po file with Poedit and added from sources, translated the string “Continue Reading”, saved and uploaded both .po and .mo files, but nothing happens…

    FYI, the developer who worked on this site, used Headway as basic theme and created a Child theme as well.

    Any idea?

    Thanks

    Roberto

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