siparker

We are still seeing this issue aswell. for a couple of weeks now.

closing

Hi. this appears fixed. thank you for the quick response.

Hi, We have sorted this by modifying the plugin to look at a custom field and adding the correct css into there.

Could you add in functionality to have per page css for the amp plugin

we added it via

<style amp-custom>
            <?php if( get_field( 'amp_custom_css' ) ) : ?>
                <?php $custom_css = get_field( 'amp_custom_css' ) ?>
            <?php else: ?>
                <?php $thisTemplate->load_parts( array( 'style' ) ); ?>
                <?php do_action( 'amp_post_template_css', $thisTemplate ); ?>
                <?php do_action( 'amp_css', $thisTemplate ); ?>
                <?php $custom_css = ampforwp_get_setting('css_editor');
                if (function_exists('heateor_sss_run') && ampforwp_get_setting('ampforwp_css_tree_shaking') ) {
                      global $wp_filesystem;
                      if(!is_object($wp_filesystem)){
                            require_once ABSPATH . '/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-filesystem-base.php';
                            require_once ABSPATH . '/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-filesystem-direct.php';
                            $wp_filesystem = new WP_Filesystem_Direct( array() );
                        }
                      $custom_css .= $wp_filesystem->get_contents(AMPFORWP_PLUGIN_DIR."/includes/sassy-style-optimized.css");
                }
            endif;
            $custom_css = str_replace(array('.accordion-mod'), array('.apac'), $custom_css);
            $sanitized_css = ampforwp_sanitize_i_amphtml($custom_css);
            echo $sanitized_css; // sanitized above */ ?>
        </style>

If you could add a filter to the sanitized css so before it is echoed it can be filtered that would probably do what we need also.

its not great at the moment as if the plugin is updated our changes obviously have to be redone.

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Hi,

for anyone still strugglign with this issue i was able to fix it on my server by adding the following

fastcgi_buffers 16 16k;
fastcgi_buffer_size 32k;

into my site conf

it seems to be the buffer sizes that cause the upstream to large issue

answer from stackoverflow if you want more info

I have a second site which i cannot load the approved reviews in the backend.

I think it might be a js issue as the stall of the loading happens halfway through all of the other js scripts loading.

UPDATE: now confirmed as happening on every site i am trying to fix. I have retried with all other plugins turned off.
Trying to access the /wp-admin/admin.php?page=fp_admin_approved_reviews_page results in a hang.

FYI i have several issues but fixed the above one by deactivating and then completely removing the plugin.

i then manually deleted the rr_ entries from the wp_options table and then reinstalled.

this fixed the issue of the front end hanging.

However i now cannot add any reviews in the back end. every one says “The link you followed has expired.” when i try to save it.

a second issue was the rr_options entry was still in the db in another case.

Third issue is on a seperate site if i try to load the approved reviews page in admin it hangs forever.

Hope a small patch will fix these.

All sites are on latest version of WP and php 7.3

updated within the last day.

You’re welcome, Ralf.

Kind Regards,
Si

Hi Ralf,

Thanks for your interest in our plugin.

Sorry about the issue you are facing, I have updated the plugin if you update the plugin it should fix your error.

Thanks for your report.

Kind Regards,
Si

@fernashes

Thanks for the quick fix. upping the release number made it much simpler to update.

@nathanis @naikstercom

Dont you think you should test changes on a dev site before putting them ive if you lose so many sales in 24 hrs?

actually i just went through again. the social login has matched against the email address of an old accoutn by the look of it. there is no unlink option available

So this was an existing accoutn on my site Called Test1

that has posts from 7 years ago.

i connected with Facebook which has the same email address for that facebook user.

When i login using facebook now it logs me into that account.

I cannot unlink it in any way?

Ok.

is there any simple way to determine accounts that have been created using the social login? i cant see any way to do it?

that way i assume i can delete that accoutn and readd it under the corretc person?

Hi

yep i get that it tries to identify spammers in lots of ways and it certainly does a great job of that.

I just want it to ignore users who are already registered of a certian user level. specifically i dont want it to spam moderators…. for obvious reasons. Can i add an if user level => x then skip everything?

can you advise how they managed to do this?

Just interested as i have redirection plugin on many sites. and would be very interested how this has happened.

Often hacks will change htaccess files but if you think the redirection plugin is to blame please advise how you found this to be the case.