It is possible that there is lazy loading happening. Look at any plugins that may have an effect on page loads. For example, JetPack has an option to cache files as well as lazy load files. Another factor may be that the images are set to progressively load.
WordPress doesn’t know if it’s a page yet, init fires before the query is run. You need to hook a later action, like wp. Have a look at Action Reference to see the order of actions during a request.
IMHO, If your site stores cookies on the visitor’s local computer, or if it captures any personal information (newsletter signup, contact forms that ask for name/email), or if the hosting place captures requests in a log, then you need GDPR compliance. Of if you use any analytics information, as in Google Analytics You can look … Read more
You need to set a cookie for this. You can then retrieve the cookie’s value on any page where you need it, or in the header.php. There are several ways you can do this, you can set cookies either via php or JavaScript. Here is a good example on how to set a cookie with … Read more
Solved : WP Engine :rolleyes – When using WPEngine you have to ask them to manually exempt whatever cookies you set otherwise the caching they use will essentially render an empty string and make it look like the cookie wasn’t set
I read the other question to better understand what you intend on doing. The first thing you need to understand is that there are many ways cookies can be sent and without knowing any details of your hosting environment, of what you have control over, it is impossible to state, specifically, what you need to … Read more
What about filtering the_content? function se365701_require_email ( $content ) { if ( is_page( ‘require_email’ ) ) && !isset( htmlspecialchars( $_COOKIE[‘submitted_email’]) ) { return $form; // your MailChimp Form Code } else{ return $content; } add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘se365701_require_email’ ); Note that your form provide itself may have a cookie or you may need to set it … Read more
Are you using session__start() ; at the top of that other page? You always need to retrieve session data when changing pages. https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.session-start.php
Seems odd to answer my own question, but in case it is of use to someone, this is the answer. To make an ajax call to a plugin, and receive the response correctly you must register that endpoint with the plugin. This allows you to sidestep the protection WordPress is putting in your way. I’m … Read more
The wp_generate_auth_cookie() function is a pluggable function, meaning you can define a function with the same name in a plugin and your version will be used instead of the WordPress core function. The number of pluggable functions is limited, however. If you want a broad solution that works for all cookies, your lower-level Lua approach … Read more