stuartb3502

Jarno, Sorry I didn’t spot that easy and obvious fix. Thank-you again for your help. All working great now.

That seems to have worked – thank-you. Difficult to understand (seems the opposite of what I’d expect). I’ve left Jetpack and WPForms integrations sliders enabled. Assume that’s OK? Thanks for the fast and helpful support. Have to say I’m very impressed by experience of Complianz so far. Will review once I’ve completed my setup.

Super. Thanks very much.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by stuartb3502. Reason: To mark as resolved

Ok. So I can see the cookies in the wizard. WP_DATA_USER_2 is shown as not synced. I’ve tried resyncing with maintenance mode disabled. No difference. A manual search of the database finds no result (there is a result for _1 and _*). So I guess that explains that.

WP_PREFERENCES_USER_* is synced, but Cookie database has a blank/unknown record.

Am I right in thinking that if the database held correct information for these cookies, the plugin would identify them as admin only? Or does something else control that?

Is there a way I can contribute information to cookiedatabase if I can get reliable details of these cookies somehow?

thanks

thanks. It makes sense in that this is what I expected (I see other admin only cookies). This is not marked as that however. Membership is not permitted on the site.

When you say “sync” are you talking about sync between the plugin and the generated cookie policy or something else? The reason I ask is that the site is not live yet (just waiting to fix this) so I wasn’t sure if maintenance mode could be blocking some other syncing.

Is there anywhere in settings to see the results of the cookie scan other than in the generated policy page? Do I go into the wizard to try to update this?

thanks again.

Doesn’t seem to be an easy way to include the modified onepress_breadcrumb function in child theme however. It’s not hooked to an action and is not pluggable.

Looks like I’ll need to rename the function in the child theme and change where it’s called in all the page and post templates. I may be missing something?

Thanks for the fast reply. I believe either of these solutions remove the breadcrumbs altogether. That’s not what I’m after. I want to keep the breadcrumbs and the correct Yoast snippets which tag the breadcrumbs.

I think I’ve solved it (need to learn more about this whole subject area) by removing the vocab=“https://schema.org” on lines 1538 and 1546 of template-tags.php. Perhaps I can remove the typeof as well. I think these are RDF? But I already have JSON-LD snippets doing the job.

It cleared the Google error anyway.

Clarification after some digging. I had used Yoast recommended code, but this is not required for Onepress. You just turn on the breadcrumbs option in Yoast.

But the Google issue remains. The breadcrumbs are correctly tagged by Yoast, but where the breadcrumbs are actually displayed in the content, Google reports unnamed element. I’m only getting started with schema.org, but suspect this is because Onepress includes a vocab tag in the breadcrumbs div. This seems to be redundant.

Same issue here. If you use the Google tools for testing snippets, you find that Google only sees the Hero section and the section titles. Using schéma snippet for basic organisation meta, but having to put more detailed things (locations, hours, services) on other pages. Going to have to look at a way to add an ugly static extension of the page I think.

Thanks very much – that works. I went with:

if(function_exists('lyte_preparse')) {echo lyte_preparse('_SQkWbRublY');};

A quick test on my staging box shows a .7 s improvement. I’ll move it up to live shortly and do some tests with Pagespeed etc.

Will do a review. Thanks again.
Stuart

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by stuartb3502.

I’ve just hit this issue as I think the old Maxmind database link is now dead. That’s a problem as my old script for downloading meant I ended up with a 0 bytes Geoip database and IQ Block Country throws a fatal error making my site inaccessible (front and back-ends). I has to SSH and rename the plugin folder.

For anyone else facing this, here’s what I did…

The new database is now tar-ed rather than just gzipped and the database itself is in a folder structure, so a few changes were needed. I’m no shell guru, but after some learning, the following appears to work (use with caution as it’s possible I may have missed something)…

“cd ~/public_html/wp-content/uploads
wget https://geolite.maxmind.com/download/geoip/database/GeoLite2-Country.tar.gz -O GeoLite2-Country.tar.gz
tar –strip-components 1 –overwrite -xvf GeoLite2-Country.tar.gz –wildcards “*.mmdb” -C ~/public_html/wp-content/uploads/”

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by stuartb3502.

What you show in the video looks correct to me as far as I can tell. I’ve sometimes gotten confused by having an earlier version of a CF7 form and including the wrong short code in the page. Perhaps check that? I don’t use the same SMTP software as you either so don’t know whether the config. there could be a problem.

Could be a few things. I’d suggest looking at information in the email path to diagnose.
I don’t know your plugin, but when we had this problem, I was able to look in the Postman logs and see the error being generated when an email send was attempted. It turned out my host had changed their SMTP setup without notice.

Stuart

It’s a UNIX epoch-based timestamp. If you export the data and open in say Excel, it will display as time and date.

Have a look at somewhere like https://www.epochconverter.com/ to understand more.
or: https://www.unixtimestamp.com/

Stuart

There are various 3rd party styling plugins but I can’t recommend any as I haven’t tried them. Otherwise you need to use CSS yourself. Search web for “CF7 styling”.