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Hello,
I am investigating this issue. Quick question:
If you go to “Wallets” -> “Exchange” -> “JSON API” and set “Seconds to memoize market API calls” to
0, does the problem resolve itself?with regards
Hello,
1. If I understood you correctly, you had set the WP server time to UTC and therefore the airdrops all run on UTC time as expected. Does this mean that when you switch the site-wide timezone setting to your timezone UTC+2, the airdrops now run on UTC+2? (This is how the plugin was designed and tested.)
2. For this extension I have implemented a separate scheduler that is independent from all the other cron jobs. If you create an airdrop that is applicable in the past, then it will run once every minute until it catches up, but is guaranteed to eventually pay out all the airdrops corresponding to the time period you specified. I will make this clearer in the product description. Thank you.
3. The SQL problem you describe is not related to this plugin. Instead it seems different DB tables are created with different collations, which is unusual. Did you manipulate tables recently, such as importing or exporting tables? You should make sure that all WordPress tables have the same collation. This is the same issue reported here: https://wpml.org/forums/topic/wp4-6-0-illegal-mix-of-collations-when-using-utf8mb4_unicode_520_ci/ and here: https://www.satollo.net/query-error-illegal-mix-of-collations-utf8mb4_unicode_ciimplicit-and-utf8mb4_unicode_520_ciimplicit
The solution is to force all your tables to have the same collation, for example:
utf8mb4_unicode_ciTo do this automatically you can try this tool (I haven’t tested it) https://wordpress.org/plugins/database-collation-fix/ or you can manually modify the collations from your SQL console or phpMySQL.
Whatever you do, back up your database first.
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Hello again,
After testing extensively I can confirm the following:
The PHP ini settings don’t matter. You can set the correct timezone in the WordPress settings, then set your airdrop times relative to that timezone. It should work no matter what.
If you have created your airdrop entry before setting the timezone, it’s best to create a new airdrop from scratch just to be on the safe side.
Also, if you are in a position to easily test on a different server, please do so.
This is again a case of “it works on my machine”. I am out of ideas right now, so I’d recommend that you set up an external cron to trigger your WordPress every few minutes. I will investigate your other requests regarding WCMp.
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Hello,
I believe this particular problem with WooCommerce checkout (not WCMp) was resolved in version
2.1.2of the payment gateway.Please let me know if you continue to see the error “Payment error: Selected cryptocurrency is not enabled for payment” when using version
2.1.2.with regards
Hello,
Thank you for the additional info.
If there is no traffic at all, then WordPress does not run so nothing can happen. Setting up a manual cron trigger is something that is also discussed in the plugin’s cron job settings screen. And there are multiple articles about it.
However I am not sure this is the cause of your issue. It sounds very suspicious that there was exactly a two hour delay both on start and finish, while your timezone is +2.
This is something that I have tested extensively on my machine, but it is still possible that there is a mismatch between your WordPress timezone setting and the PHP timezone setting. I will investigate and if this is the case I will patch the code to account for this and will inform you again on this thread soon.
In the meantime, if you want, check your server’s PHP settings to see what the timezone is set to. For example, see this article: https://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/website/php/setting-the-timezone-for-php-in-the-phpini-file
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Thank you very much for the additional info.
I plan to visit the WCMp extension soon, possibly next week if all goes well.
At that time I will review all your requests about it.
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Hello,
Thanks for reporting this. It looks like everything is grayed out and not all CSS is loaded. This doesn’t happen on my end.
Can you check to see:
1. If there are any JavaScript errors in your console? (not warnings)
2. Are all css/js files loaded correctly according to the browser? Under the network tab you should be able to see if any request to retrieve assets has failed.
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Hello,
This is to be expected. While the site receives constant traffic, the scheduling algorithm has only one or two minutes of delay. If your site does not receive traffic, the transactions will happen later, but they will go through because everything is designed to be asynchronous. If you need more accuracy you could setup an actual cron trigger which will force the site to run more often.
I have also made sure to take timezones into account. Can you check that you have set the correct timezone in WordPress?
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Hello,
In version
2.0.0of the Airdrop extension, it is now possible to define Recurring Airdrops. See the release notes here: https://www.dashed-slug.net/recurring-airdrops/with regards
Hello,
In version
2.0.0of the Airdrop extension, it is now possible to define Recurring Airdrops. See the release notes here: https://www.dashed-slug.net/recurring-airdrops/with regards
Hello,
In version
2.0.0of the Airdrop extension, it is now possible to define Recurring Airdrops. See the release notes here: https://www.dashed-slug.net/recurring-airdrops/with regards
Hello,
In version
2.0.0of the Airdrop extension, it is now possible to define Recurring Airdrops. See the release notes here: https://www.dashed-slug.net/recurring-airdrops/with regards
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