3D Virge

@z2zoop the issue was in the commit. Strangely enough, svn did not add all the necessary files. I did a force add to solve this. Can you confirm that your problem is solved now?

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

If someone else also experiences this issue. A re?nstall of 1.8.0 solves the problem.

Hi @z2zoop, the commit sadly missed some files. I directly added the missing files to the commit. Do you have the auto-update enabled for this plugin? The missing files issue was just 2 minutes, I’m sorry for this inconvenience

Hi @hussong I’ve just pushed version 1.8.0. It supports multisite now.
Have a nice day!

Hi @intarwebsdeveloper, you can find 1.7.1 on the advanced view page. Go to the dropdown on the end af the page ‘download specific versions’ below the title previous versions. This version is good, only not tested on a large audience yet.

Hi @smithjhsn, thank you for your comment. It’s difficult to explain how to fix this problem. Sometimes it’s possible that another plugin overrules the disabled behavior. If you have a test environment, I suggest to deinstall the plugins and activate them one by one, so you can find out which one is causing this behavior.

Hi @yossiyerushami, The plugin can be safely de-installed if you have any problems. Most of the time when a problem occurs with the plugin, it’s because it is not working well together with another plugin that controls e-mails. A good way to find out is to disable the plugins and activate them one by one and test if the plugin is working as expected.

Hi @groovyx9, this is enabled by security design. A failing plugin update is an issue that can not be ignored. If one of the plugins is failing to update, a better solution would be to turn off the auto-update for that plugin (So you don’t receive the e-mail with the fail warning for that plugin). After the plugin is fixed, you can turn on auto-update for that plugin again.

Cheers!

@hussong thank you for your valuable comment. A comment like this one is really helpful! As you already noticed, the plugin isn’t optimized for multi-sites yet. It’s on my to-do list ;-). I will look into it and prioritize this one! I can understand that this is not what you should expect at first.

@freshyjon yes, I know. The latest version is not largely been tested yet, but contains some nice new features. It’s already available for download for those who can’t wait ;-). version 1.7.1

@ahkolon Thank you for responding and confirming. Have a great day!

Hi @marc73, Sorry for the delayed answer. I want you to inform that this issue is now solved in version 1.6.1.

Hi @ahkolon, Thank you for your comment. I’ve pushed an update regarding this issue. The problem should be solved now in the stable version 1.6.1. You can also take a look at the newest version 1.7.1. otherwise.

@freshyjon Thank you for this comment. I will correct this in the upcoming update!

Hi @freshyjon, that’s a good question. These checks are an extra feature and will overrule the default settings in WordPress. It’s a little bit of legacy functionality and did some extra overruling for some other plugins. Understandable that it confuses you.