Search results for 2.0 compatibility

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  • Caching Compatibility

    If you have a caching plugin (please only use one at a time) or any sort of system caching on your website or may notice Groundhogg not quite working as well and as quickly as you had hoped. There

  • Cloudflare Compatibility

    If you are using Cloudflare, you must make several tweaks so that Groundhogg and other highly dynamic WordPress plugins work as expected. Set Max Browser Cache TTL The max TTL is, "the amount of time

  • BuddyBoss Integration: Tracking link compatibility

    What to do if your preference link is not working as expected! If you have the following instances activated inside of your WordPress site your members may have a hard time getting to their

  • Why are tag and email dropdowns not loading?

    If you have just installed Groundhogg and you are unable to select tags or emails from dropdowns it may be because there is an issue with the REST API on your site. This generally happens because of

  • Refactored Optin Status - 2020-02-12

    In version 2.1.13 of Groundhogg, the contact optin status integer value is being refactored. Beyond 2.1.13, the optin_status will be a value between 1 and 8, rather than the old 0 and 7. This is

  • Create your own custom benchmark using the Plugin API

    You could create your own custom benchmark, but as we routinely update the registration flow, and backwards compatibility is not always guaranteed. However, we do provide a future-proof method to

  • Email Blocks: Advanced

    AdvanceTab Layout Provides: Padding(based on pixels and you can link/unlink the setting) Border Provides: Style(None, Solid, Dashed, Dotted, Double, Ridge, Groove, Inset, Outset - Default: None)

  • What To Do If Events Are Stuck Waiting

    If events are stuck in the Waiting Status it can be caused by a couple of things. Your Cron Job is not active. The most likely reason is your cron job is no longer active, to solve this follow the

  • Add an external cron-job: SiteGround

    If you are using SiteGround, the best way to set up a cron job is through the SiteGround cron manager. Create an external cron job on SiteGround Go to the account you want to manage in SiteGround and