SALESmanago

Hello,

We’ve created an internal issue and we’re pretty sure that the problem is related to extension you mentioned.

We definitely need more details or even an access to your test environment.
Please make sure that you don’t make any changes in our plugin files.
The code you sent reports that a file is missing,

@homepagehelden please contact your CS Manager from SALESmanago and tell him to contact the Integration Team to let us connect the issue with you, as our customer.

Best,
Eryk Sikora from SALESmanago

Hi!

Thanks so much for getting in touch. Our Technical Support Team is on it, diving into the details of your issue. We’re targeting to have an update for you by the next business day (Monday). It looks like the error log you sent over has all we need to figure things out, so just hang tight while we are investigating the issue.

Best regards,
Sergiusz Olszewski from SALESmanago

Dear Jan,

Thank you for alerting us to the issue with SALESmanago 3.2.5 on WordPress 6.4.2. We understand the importance of admin notices in the wp-admin area and apologize for any inconvenience caused.

Our team is already working on a fix with high priority. In the meantime, please concider a temporay fix. You can comment out the contents of src/Admin/View/js/salesmanago-filter-notifications.js in the plugin directory. This will restore the missing notices. The next version of the plugin will fix the issue permanently.

Your feedback about adding a toggle for admin notices is greatly appreciated and will be considered in our next update.

We value your patience and commitment to improving our services.

Best regards,
Sergiusz Olszewski
Product Operations Manager

hi @tinto_brass,

thanks for reporting the issue you’ve found.

could you provide us more details?

• where does the error appear?
• what is the error message?
• are there any errors related to the SALESmanago plugin in the logs?

Hello @zdzichu,

As SALESmanago was mentioned in this topic, let me help you with changing the settings in SALESmanago plugin.

1. Start by logging in to your WordPress admin panel > SALESmanago > Monitoring Code.
2. Check the checkbox “Disable Monitoring code”/”Nie dodawaj kodu monitoruj?cego”
3. Add the SALESmanago Monitoring Code to Complianz > Integrations > Script Center > Add a third-party script. You can copy your Monitoring Code from the textarea in “Monitoring Code” tab or from SALESmanago > Integration Center > Monitoring Code.
   Note: Unfortunatelly, the textarea is disabled. To copy the code from textarea, you would have to inspect the element.

If you find any trouble, please contact SALESmanago support at [email protected] with the note “To be redirected to Integrations Team”.

Best regards,
Sergiusz Olszewski

Hi Beppe,

We have tested our latest plugin version with Gravity Forms 2.4.10 and firstname and lastname fields are transferred to SALESmanago. Could you specify the version of Gravity Forms plugin and SALESmanago plugin so that we can test the compatibilty?

Could you also please take a screenshot of your settings for firstname input? You can share a screenshot using for example https://imgbb.com/.

Best Regards,
Sergiusz Olszewski

Hi,

The names of custom details that you set in SALESmanago plugin settings must be the same as Admin Field Label field set in settings of a form in Gravity Forms.
We’ve prepared a screenshot for where you set those Admin Field Labels:
https://support.salesmanago.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/image-13.png
We are updating all support articles regarding WordPress integration, the improved version of Gravity Forms article should be available soon.

If you have any trouble with setting custom fields, feel free to contact our Customer Support.

Best Regards,
Sergiusz Olszewski

Hello Alexander,

Thank you for the patiance. Today we have released a new version of SALESmanago plugin with PHP8 compatibility in mind.

We have also started to test our plugin with WordPress 6.0, and if there are any changes necessary, we will update the plugin before WordPress 6.0 goes public.

I hope this helps you.

Best regards,
Sergiusz Olszewski

Hi Alexander,

thank you for your feedback. We will fix all incomatibilities with PHP 8 in the next release. However, we still have to maintain compatibility with PHP 5.6 as required by the WordPress Marketplace.

Best regards,
Sergiusz Olszewski

Hello Alex,

Thank you for your message.

The path is hardcoded since the root folder is the only location that Service Worker can be placed without .htaccess modification.

If you want to place the Service Worker in a different directory please add a flag described in https://support.salesmanago.com/sending-web-push-notifications-from-a-private-domain/ and add a specific header in .htaccess:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42316222/custom-http-header-for-a-specific-file

You can also contact our Customer Success to schedule a call where we can help you setting up an sw.js file in a different location.

Best regards,
Serge Olszewski from SALESmanago

Hi Maciej!

The issue has been resolved in the newest version of the plugin.

Best regards,
Sergiusz Olszewski

Hello,

The issue was fixed in plugin v2.3.2, please update the plugin.