webbernaut
Forum Replies Created
-
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloak Front End Email] Is My Email Address Obfuscated?You are welcome. Feel free to leave a review for the plugin.
Marking as resolved.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloak Front End Email] Is My Email Address Obfuscated?Hi Stu.
The plugin works on a source code level. (in your browser if you view source) This is where spam bots scrape emails from and this is where the protection exists. In your case your source code looks like this:`<span class=”cfe-jsemail-cfe-music” data-subject=””>loading…</span>
As you can see the email isn’t revealed in the source code.
Currently we don’t have the feature of having your own text as the hyperlink. It’s a feature I can work in if more people request it.Hopefully this answers your question.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloak Front End Email] POST action=cfe_js_admin_email on all pagesNo problem. Marking resolved.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloak Front End Email] POST action=cfe_js_admin_email on all pagesIve updated the plugin code, you should see Version 1.9.1 available for update. With the edit it does not try and load on non shortcode pages.
Not a support question.
Sorry Im trouble shooting someone else code/site I should of tested it on a fresh install with no additional plugins.
Turns out a different plugin is allowing quality change on the checkout which is probably the issue. I’m gonna mark this resolved.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Gutenberg] Add color to individual Text within text blocks in GutenburgEasy work around:
Edit as HTML<span style="color:#444444">Your text here</span>
Switch back to visual.
But hopefully in the future they will come up with an easy way to do this. This is basic “word” style editing that people should be able to do in an editor!Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Gutenberg] Shortcode shows in GutenbergThis solution worked for me. Inside your theme functions wrap the add_shortcode in if is not admin:
// Turn off shortcode display in Gutenberg if(!is_admin()) { add_shortcode('my_shortcode', 'shortcode_my_shortcode'); }
Sorry for the delay reply was just now able to test. Is now working after the update! Thanks for the quick response and quick fix.
I talked with PayPal earlier this week before submitting this support ticket. PayPal said any data sent to them they will capture it. If we can log or view the data that is being sent to PayPal. (name, address, city, state ect) And if it is getting pushed to PayPal on checkout, I can present this with PayPal and would confirm it’s PayPal and not the plugin.
Is there a debug or log feature I could active on your plugin?
Similar to WordPress debug = trueThe link you sent isn’t the problem. The plugin is processing payments but it is not sending the billing data to PayPal, that or PayPal is not capturing it.
Inside PayPal when looking at the order it says: We have no postal address on file.
Is there a way to log or see the information getting sent to PayPal?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloak Front End Email] Adding email addresses renders null resultGreat to hear! Marking resolved.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloak Front End Email] Adding email addresses renders null resultJust pushed an update V1.8 Tested in multiple browsers. Hopefully browser compatibility is fixed all around. Let me know after the update if you are still experiencing problems.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloak Front End Email] Adding email addresses renders null resultI did a fresh install of WordPress for 5.1.
Works fine on Chrome, so I tested Firefox and I got the same problem you had. Page just refreshes.I didn’t try any other browsers. Seems to be a browser problem, probably related to the click javascript code. For now you can try and use a different browser. I will look into the browser compatibility sometime this week.
Are you using Firefox or something else? Do let me know if a different browser works for you.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Cloak Front End Email] Adding email addresses renders null resultAlso after you added the email you hit the save changes button, correct?