Trelis

My .htcaccess file doesn’t have anything that would cause 403.

I was testing on a staging site on Siteground though, and so I re-tested on production and didn’t have the issue, so it must have had something to do with that.

I’ve reached out to siteground, thanks for the help, appreciated it. @bcworkz

Thanks @metamezzo , yes I checked the permissions of the assets folder, the css folder and the individual css files and they are correct.

The css files have: -rw-r–r– permission

The folders have drwxr-xr-x permissions

Howdy again @threadi really appreciate you having helped.

I discovered that my Mac is corrupting the file (in a way I don’t understand) when I use “Compress”.

I used zipextractor.app and I’m not having an issue uploading the file now.

@threadi many thanks.

However, “MeprBaseCtrl” is within the memberpress plugin (separate plugin, because Trelis is an extension to Memberpress), which is in memberpress/app/lib/MeprBaseCrtl.php

This was incredibly helpful. I appreciate it a lot Faisal, thanks, Ronan

Many thanks @faisalahammad , very helpful.

Here’s what I have now:

'description' => '<a ><?php echo esc_html__('Learn how to minimise payment processing charges', 'trelis-crypto-payments'); ?></a>',

and here’s the error I’m getting:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘Learn’ (T_STRING), expecting ‘)’ in?/home/customer/www/mysite.com/public_html/wp-content/plugins/Trelis-ethereum-payment-gateway.php_/Trelis-ethereum-payment-gateway.php?on line?190

Thanks Kush for your friendly and helpful advice!

I should have mentioned that I don’t see any of my issues when logged in as admin on wordpress. Therefore, using the Health Check won’t help because I don’t see issues anyway when logged in.

I thought it might be a cache issue, but I tried on a different browser on mobile and still see this issue.

Any suggestions for next? Thanks, Ronan

A fourth thing, the “Add to Cart” and “Proceed to Checkout” buttons are appearing in magenta on mobile rather than green (they show as green on the admin preview of mobile and also on desktop testing).

Thanks! Yeah I’ve had a look at this. I have downloaded a .pot of my readme and plan to upload a .po file of the translation soon.

What I wanted to understand is if this is the only way to localise the ReadMe? It seems odd that the plugin developer can’t do the localisation within the plugin’s repo (because I’m able to localise my php file by generating a .pot from that and then include .po and .mo files within the languages folder of my svn repo).

Many thanks @threadi . Yes, I see how to submit a readme this way via www.remarpro.com .

If I (as the plugin developer) want to include the translated readme in the plugin repo, then what should I name the .po/.mo for the ReadMe file, and where should I include them in the plugin’s SVN repository?

Thanks, Ronan