tjdyo

Thank you so much!

Thank you! I hope the plugin creators see your changes and implement them. I have updated my plugin with your changes and everything is working great.

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by tjdyo.

Any estimation on when the vulnerability will be fixed?

Thank you! The latest update fixed the issue!

is it still working with 5.5? Was going to install it onto one of my other sites and saw it wasn’t checked with 5.5

The other plugin isn’t working with infinity scroll either.

Do you know when the support for infinity scroll will be added?

Any chance that update is coming soon? The last update didn’t include the feature to randomly load the images I choose.

I need to be able to pick 2-10 images and have it randomly start with one per page load. I added the code to my functions.php and added the class to my shortcode, but nothing changed.

For some reason this didn’t work for me. Can’t wait for the update, and I definitely will buy a premium addon. Thank you for the great support!

Is it available in the pro version? I have no problem paying for this option.

[ Please do not bump. ]

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Yui.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Jan Dembowski.

Having the same issue backing up to Dropbox.

Was working perfectly for months (also worth noting I have the premium upgrades). Gives our website a 503 error, and then eventually the site comes back.

Site is currently offline….

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by tjdyo.

Well, it’s not that the images weren’t loading with HTTP. It’s the fact that the whole website including the source images are loading via HTTPS.

When Autoptimize lazy-loads those images, it swaps/links the files to HTTP. The issue with this is it makes browsers still recognize the website as insecure. Firefox spits back that the images are the only things not secure. After doing some digging, my team and I realized it was Autoptimize’s autooptimizeimages.php file.

After changing that line of code, the website loads 100% as a secure connection and all the images are being loaded via HTTPS.

As far as settings go, I just have “Lazy-load images?” checked off in the Images section.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by tjdyo.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by tjdyo.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by tjdyo.

Thank you, I will write in right now.

I did clear the cache and tested it to no avail. I ended up adding the shortcode in the Header.php file for specific pages:

 if(is_page(949) OR is_page(999) OR is_page(1025) OR is_page(1036)){
    echo do_shortcode('[crmperks-forms id=5]');
}?>

I added the form using the Header.php file and it is now overlaying over my navigation bar.

<?php if(is_page(949) OR is_page(999) OR is_page(1025) OR is_page(1036)){
    echo do_shortcode('[crmperks-forms id=5]');
}?>

and yes I am using a caching plugin, didn’t think that would be the issue as the popup form showed up every other way. I will clear cache, remove the Header php and test again.

*UPDATE*
I cleared all my cache files and the popup form still isn’t showing up using the “auto add popup” feature

• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by tjdyo.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by tjdyo.

“auto add popup” feature doesn’t work, as I mentioned.

Also, Hubspot popup forms are garbage, why would you want to be like HubSpot. My company just left HubSpot to build our own site.

More than one person is going to use this plugin to use the popups as a “paywall” or to get users to enter in information before viewing a page. Would be greatly appreciated if you could add this feature. I’m still willing to purchase this plugin for my company, but I need it to function as intended before I will even consider it.