scottl31

I’m actually testing on different environments on virtual boxes. It worked without any issue on one, but the environment had other things wrong that I didn’t like.

On my apache environment, after the disable the curl check further up worked, I re-enabled it and tried the article you linked, and that worked. But seriously, what a hassle.

However, on my aprillium abyss server, the cacert option did not work, but the disable curl check did.

So now I have two ways to deal with this.

Thank you!

Hi,

Here is the link:
https://we.tl/t-nT7OvyCT1h

Thanks!

I have been used to using a plugin called WP All Import, but I wanted to try the built in csv importer. So I created a single product and hit export so I could get a csv with all the fields I’d need, so I used that.

I don’t see a way to upload the file. How can I show you the file?

If you could help with the error above due to PHP 8.1 (and 8.2), that would be great.

But I searched more and found this code that worked with the curl error:

• Don’t verify SSL certificates
  */
  add_action( ‘http_api_curl’, function( $handle ) {
  curl_setopt( $handle, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, false );
  curl_setopt( $handle, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST, false );
  });

That code did not work. The errors were the same.

So I changed PHP to 8.1 and cannot use the admin panel as this error fills the page:

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function create_function() in /www/wwwroot/site1.whiterocktool.com/wp-config.php:82 Stack trace: #0 /www/wwwroot/site1.whiterocktool.com/wp-load.php(50): require_once() #1 /www/wwwroot/site1.whiterocktool.com/wp-admin/admin.php(34): require_once(‘…’) #2 /www/wwwroot/site1.whiterocktool.com/wp-admin/edit.php(10): require_once(‘…’) #3 {main} thrown in /www/wwwroot/site1.whiterocktool.com/wp-config.php on line 82

This is line 82:
add_filter(‘filesystem_method’, create_function(‘$a’, ‘return “direct”;’ ));

I still find it strange that some images work and some don’t. They are all the same site and the same as the import.

Any other suggestions you can think of? We are self hosted.

Thanks!
Scott

Thanks for the response. I’ll try these things that you mentioned.

All the images are on the same server/site I’m importing on. That’s why this error is confusing. I would expect that they should all work, or all give an error. Why would some work and some not?

I’ll let you know if adding the code to the config file works.

Thanks,
Scott

I stopped using this calendar because of this. Does anyone know if it has been fixed so I can use it again?

So for what you say above, you mean we should uncheck the email activation box in the membership level?

That’s fine I guess. But to actually approve users, somebody has to be logged in to the site.

We don’t want them logging in because we don’t want them to have access to the back end of the site and potentially mess something up. But we want them to be the ones to approve users because we don’t want to be responsible if we approve someone by mistake that they didn’t want approved.

Do you have any suggestions how we could achieve this, even if it means we need to buy one of your add-ons?

The only thing I can think of is to export all pending users to a text file and send it to the client and have them tell us which ones not to approve.

Ok, but we can have everyone be required to be approved by an admin, correct?

If so, then there would be a link for the admin to click in the back end of the plugin, wouldn’t there?

Even though it would be kind “manual,” I would think that we could send those links to the client to click on. Right?

I think that explains why the email wasn’t going out. I needed to check the box in the membership level.

But this still allows the user to activate themselves.

We want to have all users be approved by an admin (or somebody) by way of a link in an email without having to log into WP. Pretty much working like this, but instead of the user getting the link to click, it goes to one or more OTHER email addresses.

It’s free only. There won’t be any paid levels.

I like the plugin. You guys give amazing support. Really impressive.

Thanks for the additional explanation.

It might not be feasible, but I was thinking that it would be great if you could have a setting where you could choose to use the default theme/browser buttons or choose from a small selection of plain button designs that could be used instead.

Thanks!

Well, the site is already done, and we don’t have time to redesign for a different theme. Twenty eleven is not too old. They keep it updated and it is responsive.

I’m not clear why you can’t make the button look the way you want it to in your plugin and keep it that way. Why must it be different based on theme or different browsers?

Can you let me know where or how I can edit the look of the login and register buttons?

Thanks!

I’m not sure what that could do or if it’s even possible. The theme is just Twenty eleven.

Don’t you have a css file or something that defines the size and shape of the button?

Well, that totally ruins the site, but the buttons are now really big and blue, and they are now the same in all browsers.