supaiku

Sweet, thanks! ??

I believe we may also having a similar issue:
https://learning.sociocracyforall.org/course/empowered-learning-circles-express/

WE have groups of students trying to use the same course and they keep reporting all sorts of issues with being logged out and not being able to go to the next course.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by supaiku.

I was trying to figure this out and it seems it’s not very feasible with the sensei mechanic.

Plugins like Uncanny automator can’t do woocommerce actions. I wasn’t able to figure this out.

It works with LearnDash though.

Thanks, I’ve opened a ticket here and have been awaiting a reply.

https://support.myworks.software/hc/en-us/requests/21140?page=1

It’d be swell if this fix could get merged so we don’t have to keep manually patching it, thank you!

Also having this issue.

It seems it may be limited to subscription products, but it’s not clear. I’ll do conflict testing.

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by supaiku.

I figured outa super wonky work around:
1. Open *EVERY* lesson in a tab in Firefox
2. use the OneTab function to reduce the tabs and export to a TXT file
3. use NotePad++ or another editor to replace various things until I have a tidy list of 30+ css things for each and every lesson’s postid.

There must be a better way, eh?

I’ve come back around on this and realized that previous solution doesn’t actually solve the problem.

I need to target not just the Course page itself, but all lessons within a course.

is there some way to do this with CSS?

Guess this was pretty straightforward, just add llc to the list of valid domains… Works ??

You can do this on your own webserver by changing the line noted in this commit:
https://github.com/yehudah/Post-SMTP/pull/57

Mods like this are overwritten when a new update is released, but hopefully the fix will be committed before the next update.

Rolling back to 3.7.2 (from 3.7.4) seems to have fixed it.

It would appear the changes related to the ACF fix were the cause.

For some reason only that version was available to roll back to, which is unfortunate. It’s helpful to have old versions available for troubleshooting.

It seems it was unrelated to the js error – rather it was just a badly place !important tag in some custom CSS for certain browser sizes.

It seem I fixed the issue by rolling The Events Calendar Plugin back to version 5.1.4.

I hope this will be fixed for a new version. I also created a ticket with WPML, but I hope this will be fixed soon so I can update ??

Any updates on this?

I also have this issue on a WPEngine hosted site, sending with Google Suite.

It seems to impact all .llc domains.

Thank you so much! For the fantastic plugin and this little bit of info ??