robhob

Sorry, that was meant to say “compress images”

Hello. Smush isn’t able to Connor’ compress images. I’m using Divi.

Hello,

I’ve tried to implement the solution but unfortunately, the security on the hosting account is preventing me from adding the PHP code.

Will this issue be resolved in a future release of the plugin?

Cheers,

Rob

Hi Adam,

Has the team managed to have a look at this?

Cheers,

Rob

Thanks Adam. I was surprised to encounter the error in the first place. Conditional fields must be very common. Hope the team comes up with an easy fix.

Cheers,

Rob

• This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by robhob.

Hi Patrick,

Here’s the form for with the conditional logic:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Tio7rEQU9hM_mxLO_b-qqPkA0O3yDK-o/view?usp=sharing

Cheers,

Rob

Haven’t resolved the 500 error but I have upgraded the PHP version. I’ll wait for the next update to fix the ‘Undefined index’ message.

Many thanks,

Rob

Hello. Thanks for the prompt response. It’s not an ideal setup… I’m running the site on a Windows server. I’m going to try and update the version of php and see if that solves the problem. It’s currently running on 7.2.14.

I’ve hit the same problem. Been using BSR for ages and recently started getting the dreaded “An error occurred processing your request. Try decreasing the “Max Page Size”, or contact support.”

Do either of you have any of the following plugins installed?

• Caldera Forms
• Compress JPEG & PNG images
• Extra Icons Plugin for Divi
• Popup Maker
• UpdraftPlus – Backup/Restore
• WooCommerce
• WooCommerce PayFast Gateway

I’m working with a live site so don’t want to deactivate all the plugins but it might be one of them causing the problem.

Cheers,

Rob

I’ve found and fixed the problem. After I installed your plugin, I edited on the WooCommerce email templates and made a small syntax error. After fixing the error the problem was resolved.

Thanks for a great plugin.

@jhorowitz, you’re absolutely welcome to use it. The catch is that if the web server is in a different time zone it’s not going to be very accurate. Not sure how to go about getting the time from the visitor’s machine rather than the server.

Hi fermincg,

I’ve put together this gist on GitHub. It doesn’t answer your question specifically but should point you in the right direction:
https://gist.github.com/robhob/9b8e0e3c114a31a80082af3f0fc49b5f

Add the function to your child theme’s functions.php file and then add the function name to the Content Visibility field.

All good! I’ve tested the process and it works perfectly. Thanks for offering your advice.

Hi Shane,

I think I’ve found the problem… I did the site for a client who then decided to edit the Checkout page without consulting me and made a total mess of it. I’ve restored it back to what it should be and it seems to be working. I just need to run a few more tests.

Hopefully, my next reply will be to tell you that it’s all good!

Cheers,

Rob

I’ve tried switching themes to Twenty Seventeen and it does the same.