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Thanks for that context @jamesosborne. Appreciated.

(Tools > Available Tools > Reset Site Kit)

This is extremely well hidden. Is that deliberate?

Hi, thanks for replying.

Use our Widget add-on to insert a shortcode or widget on that page, using the Recent Articles Widget.

This does not combine two types of content into a single list, but instead tacks a separate second list with a different layout beneath the first list. Doesn’t fit my use case.

Thanks anyway!

Thanks! Behaviour to watch for: post requests are made twice for the forms, and the form submit button text changes to “undefined” (on Chrome), with Mautic SDK errors logged in the browser console.

Specifically I am using Mautic 3.3.3 self hosted, so yes.

Thanks! Yes that helps tease apart some assumptions in my initial question. Clearly it’s a complex issue.

W3Techs again groups all wordpress sites(?) under one umbrella AFAICS, rather than distinguishing self hosted vs centrally hosted. It seems to say that wordpress.com is not even the largest wordpress host, which raises other interesting questions about how to define “self hosted”.

Are there statistics for how many sites are hosted on wordpress.com, at least? That would be help separate one of the largest non-self-hosted groups from the big aggregated numbers.

I had this today as well after automatically updating to WordPress 5.2.2. I tried a few of the suggestions listed in this thread, and I think that uninstalling imagick on the centos server fixed it. Annoying issue — hopefully fixed upstream soon.

Seems like the CSS isn’t being loaded by the theme as it should be. Investigating.

@boonika I have not done further testing, but we do plan to make a new website using this plugin soon.

I recommend that you try out the plugin on a development server. It should only take you an hour or so to get all the required plugins installed and configured. Then you can write your own review ??

Thanks for your feedback. We will investigate the plugin again soon, trying the latest version and all of your kindly suggested fixes.

Thanks! We also blogged about it today: https://www.phplist.org/creating-a-knowledgebase-using-open-source/

The plugin creator uses this plugin for her own business website, which hopefully gives you some confidence (https://enigmaplugins.com/?page_id=15584).

Yup you’re right, my bad. That trailing ‘ion’ escaped my attention. Sorry!

It does to me:
/wp-content/plugins/redirect/redirect.php
The cron errors appeared within minutes of enabling the plugin. I’m guessing that some assumption about the way the path is making the reference is causing the problem? But right now I don’t get why the hardcoded path fails also. No other part of wordpress has a problem finding the config file though so must be specific to Redirect I think.

Interestingly, even with a hardcoded url to /wp-config.php in /wp-content/plugins/redirect/redirect.php, I’m still getting the error…