sbiese

You don’t have to disable “Really Simple SSL”. There’s a setting in that plugin for “Anyone can register”. Just go to Settings/Hardening and it’s the first item on the list. Make sure it”s off.

• This reply was modified 2 months, 1 week ago by sbiese.

Our client sells Job “ads” and Company ads. After the user purchases an ad, they’re directed to a form to fill out that will create that ad. Currently the form has fields for both Job and Company ads.  If the user bought a Job ad, he can then get the Company ad at no cost if he fills out the second part of the form. We don’t want to give these ads away for free.

We need two forms – one for Jobs and one for Company. Our developer says there is only a way to make one form for the creation of the ad and that’s why both products are listed on the form. I find it hard to believe that a program as complex and thorough as this would be limited to making only one form. Can you direct me to where I need to go to make another form?

This is amazing! You would think with all the people using this plugin, someone would have a word of advice. I can’t be the only one having this problem.

You say it’s not fatal. However, my STA still won’t work at all on 2 different sites.

Right now, they’re are offering WP Forms for 1/2 price which makes it a more viable solution. I’m just worried about renewing at full price.

I’ve used their Pro product for years, spent hundreds for licensing and support and have been emailing them for over 6 months. I guess since the last version of their product came out in August of 2021 should tell you something.
I’ll feel bad if maybe he was like in a car accident or something and died. But, any responsible programmer would have a fall-back to inform their customers should something like that happen. I guess it’s time to give up and write it off. Not a encouraging situation with roughly 90 WordPress sites to convert and update. Yes, you could just leave it on your sites since for the most part it’s still working. But remember, you’re running a very old plugin. This opens the door for some very big security risks.
Totally irresponsible at best. RIP!

I just installed your plugin and told it to stop ALL thumbnails. But, the first file I installed created 8 thumbnails! Why is that? What am I doing wrong?

While we do develop WordPress sites, we didn’t make this one and it’s pretty sloppy (behind the scenes). I was trying to get rid of a lot of the junk images. But, didn’t have good luck with that.
Plugins: 63 Active and 28 inactive (Yeah! Like, WOW!)
This customer’s site took some time to get it up-and-running. I really can’t risk having it go down again. Probably, what I can do is install his site on a temp domain for testing. That way we don’t have to worry about messing it up.
If you want to see the current live site, it’s on: myhealthypotential.com.
I’ll try to put together a list of the plugins for you. But, I’ve already spent way too much time on this and have to get some other work done first. Probably later today.

Thanks

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Really?? 4 months later and still no update?

Go figure. The other file upload started working again. So, I’ve removed the VFB file upload. However, if anyone has any information about why it won’t upload a .stl file, please let me know.

Thanks

Sorry. There are 2 uploads on the page. The VFB upload is the bottom one.

Not exactly. It creates a new folder called vfb under uploads and then makes year and month folders under that.

One more update. It wasn’t Firefox either. Seems somehow I got set up with the privileges of “Super”. Changed that back to “Administrator” and everything is fine now.

Never mind. Seems to be an issue with Firefox browser.