Hello my friend.. I write to you looking for a possible answer... Do you have an idea why this plugin is working just when an user is logged in..??? if there is no session started, the plugin shows but don't do anything... I would be glad if you have an idea... Thanks, Xan217
I sort of recall a "present only to logged in users" option in that plugin but don't see it in more recent versions. Any chance you might have selected that on a previous plugin version?
@@TomWoodward I looked for an option like that, but I didn't find it. Interesting idea. I tried to update the plugin but the behavior was the same. You know if there is a register to clear about plugins that can leave some cache files? Thanks for the answer man.
@@xan217 Yeah, I could see something like that getting written somewhere and then not exposed/forgotten. I think the uninstall.php script has the db stuff where you'd want to look. I can also take a look and see if there's anything a second set of eyes notices if you've got a URL where it's failing.
@@TomWoodward Perfect Tom, thanks for the light, let me see if I can solve this, in any case, I write you back to give you a feedback about it. I'll talk with the company about your offer, the project is not a personal one. Thanks in any case my friend.
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Hello my friend.. I write to you looking for a possible answer... Do you have an idea why this plugin is working just when an user is logged in..??? if there is no session started, the plugin shows but don't do anything... I would be glad if you have an idea... Thanks, Xan217
I sort of recall a "present only to logged in users" option in that plugin but don't see it in more recent versions. Any chance you might have selected that on a previous plugin version?
@@TomWoodward I looked for an option like that, but I didn't find it. Interesting idea. I tried to update the plugin but the behavior was the same. You know if there is a register to clear about plugins that can leave some cache files? Thanks for the answer man.
@@xan217 Yeah, I could see something like that getting written somewhere and then not exposed/forgotten. I think the uninstall.php script has the db stuff where you'd want to look. I can also take a look and see if there's anything a second set of eyes notices if you've got a URL where it's failing.
@@TomWoodward Perfect Tom, thanks for the light, let me see if I can solve this, in any case, I write you back to give you a feedback about it. I'll talk with the company about your offer, the project is not a personal one. Thanks in any case my friend.