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Yup, absolutely brutal.

Also, let me add this: Ensuring that our Editors manually check the OneSignal box for each published article wouldn’t be a problem, but the major ISSUE is that there’s no option to ENABLE notifications for the MOBILE APP part/segment on the post editor screen.

Therefore, every single editor on the site needs to now have OneSignal admin access in order to check the appropriate boxes in the plugin, only to then refresh the Post Editor screen to make sure the boxes are checked. Manually doing it from the post editor screen ignores the mobile app segment entirely.

So, why not just add a manual option to “send to mobile app users” as well in the POST EDITOR screen, to make our lives easier while waiting? Thanks.

I can confirm this (after hours of troubleshooting last night and today): It’s still not fixed. The settings turn OFF no matter the precautions taken. Thanks.

Perfect. Thanks.

It seems to be working now (just started to work over last 15-20 minutes or so), but I remain cautiously optimistic. If it gives us any issues, I’ll reply here. Thanks.

We need a temporary fix, perhaps a way to disable/bypass the curl request for the time being, until you guys fix this. This is crippling.

Happening to us, too. This is urgent. Can’t even work on the back-end.

Yeah. I don’t know. I’m not gonna update until I know it’s good to go.

Clicking has nothing to do with ours. It breaks the width regardless. Version 5 works fine. Version 7 breaks the width.

Furthermore, two of the three design options, MINIMAL and STANDARD (or default, whatever it is), see one of the two options create MORE space to the right than the other, but both break the mobile width.

Tried that already.

***FIXED, via the newest/latest AMP for WP update.

I think it’s either the Auto-Renewal add-on or Donation add-on that’s the culprit.

The above is just a warning, sure, but that’s the cause. The entire site loses connection for those 20-30 seconds on every upload. Everything works perfectly fine with PMP disabled. I’m stuck. Paid for the $300 a year plan and the site isn’t completely functional unless PMP is disabled. Need help. Thanks.

Correct. I’ve troubleshooted everything. When PMP is disabled, everything is fine. When PMP is enabled, the back-end loses connection on any sized upload.

It only started happening since the newest WordPress update.

elitesportsny.com (but it’s disabled right now).