[morley]

I’ve been getting reports here and there of people running into this issue with older versions of Internet Explorer. I tested it with IE 9 without issue. I’ve added download.php to the exception list. Do I need to append a wildcard of some sort to the end of it to account for the links’ query strings?

[morley]

Thanks! I could have done that a long time ago. Darn.

[morley]

Since the update, one person had trouble clicking them on an iPad, but the anchor HTML code is definitely there and they’re clickable now in Roundcube, so that’s probably as good as it gets. Thanks!

[morley]

That sounds great. With Google’s new pricing model and proactive approach to getting reviews for the merchant, this should be a strong addition. From their website:

Attractive pricing: the most favorable of 5% or 1.9% + 30c (USD) per transaction is automatically applied.

[morley]

I actually tried setting up WP Easy SMTP, but it seemed to conflict with Contact Form 7, which is also in use on the site. Is there any reason setting it from within the eStore_email.php file wouldn’t work? I’d also prefer to keep the number of plugins running to a minimum for performance reasons. Thanks.

[morley]

Those are fair points. We do encourage customers to whitelist the address, but some filters are so tight that the messages aren’t even routed to users’ spam boxes; they’re stopped before that point. Also, the process of whitelisting can be tricky for some types of mail exchange programs, and some people don’t want to be bothered. I’d like to give SMTP a go just to see if it makes any difference. So, if I change the protocol variable in the eStore_email.php file to smtp and fill in the server, user, and password details, that would accomplish the goal?

var $protocol = "mail"; // mail/sendmail/smtp

var $smtp_host = ""; // SMTP Server. Example: mail.earthlink.net

var $smtp_user = ""; // SMTP Username

var $smtp_pass = ""; // SMTP Password

var $smtp_port = "25"; // SMTP Port

var $smtp_timeout = 5; // SMTP Timeout in seconds

[morley]

Okay great. Can I change the visibility option for the page to “Private” instead of “Public?” Otherwise, I don’t see any way to exclude it from the Yoast XML sitemap. Thanks.

[morley]

I just tested the new version, and it works. Thanks guys!

[morley]

Yeah, I’ve tested it. Here’s the error:

Could not tweet, please try again later: 410:{“errors”: [{“message”: “The Twitter REST API v1 is no longer active. Please migrate to API v1.1. https://dev.twitter.com/docs/api/1.1/overview.”, “code”: 68}]}

It looks like API 1.0 was retired on June 11th

[morley]

I noticed something similar a while back with a product name that had a hyphen in it. I took the hyphen out of the name, and things have been fine since.

[morley]

Here’s the link for fresh downloads:

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/automatic-update-request

[morley]

I had a similar problem with Lightbox Ultimate anchors; they don’t like being inline. To solve the problem, I replaced the shortcode with the actual HTML, and removed the surrounding <div></div> tags. To view the actual HTML, you can either inspect the element in Chrome or use Firebug in Firefox. Hope this helps!

[morley]

https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/update-request

[morley]

+1 for this added functionality. This addon is excellent as it is, and this would make it even more versatile.

[morley]

See below for the log files. The top one is “eStore_post_payment_debug.log” and the bottom one is “download_manager_debug.log” As you can see, some of the files were stamped successfully while others were not.

We only sell stamped files, and the problem seems to be with the stamping itself. Thanks.

[admin deleted debug log after checking]

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