[alexg]

It looks like you haven’t managed to create a wallet yet (step 3), so there’s no point in attempting any more steps. Focus on completing each step before continuing to the next.

In this case, you’re running the daemon, but monero-wallet-cli cannot connect to the daemon to create a new wallet. Find out why this is so. Here’s some thoughts:

Are you sure the daemon is still running? It should be listening on 18081 by default. Ideally you should set up a service to make sure it’s always running. You can check if the daemon port is open with nc -zv 127.0.0.1 18081

Is the daemon running on the same server as the machine where you’re running monero-wallet-cli? If not, use monero-wallet-cli with --daemon-address to specify a different IP/port pair, but in that case you’d need to check your firewalls too.

Some times there are more than one processes running, and only the first one can get a hold of a TCP listen port. If necessary, reboot your server to make sure that you don’t run any duplicate processes.

In summary, it’s clear that monero-wallet-cli is looking for the daemon at 127.0.0.1 and port 18081 and it’s not finding it. Check with netcat (nc) as shown above, to make sure the local port is open.

Hope this helps. Let me know what you found.

with regards

[alexg]

Hello,

Unfortunately I do not have a video.

The instructions are given in the adapter’s homepage, under “installation instructions -> complete instructions”.

Please describe what you’ve done so far, where you got stuck, and what errors you see.

with regards

[alexg]

Hello,

I have long since removed Electrum from the list of offered coin adapters.

At the time there was no way to query the API for an arbitrary number of new, unused addresses over JSONRPC. i.e. The problem is with the listaddresses RPC command.

I checked again today and this has not changed. The API returns a fixed number of unused addresses, the same every time. This does not fit well with the plugin. Ideally there should be a way to query for a fresh address belonging to the wallet. The plugin needs this to assign addresses to an arbitrary number of users uniquely and quickly.

What issues are you facing that prevent you from continuing to run your full node? If you have set up your bitcoin server as a service on a machine that you control, then the system can start the wallet reliably even if it crashes, or if you reboot.

with regards

[alexg]

@casperdre Thank you for sharing this! Sounds like your experience with it was good. Did you have any issues integrating with the plugins? Did you use it with Ultimate Member or some other membership plugin?

[alexg]

Thank you but that won’t be necessary.

To debug this issue, I will set up CloudFlare on a server that I control, and test myself. This way I will have access to logs, and will be able to do more tests.

I will notify you again here when I have made some progress. In the meantime, continue using the CAPTCHA that works.

with regards

[alexg]

Hello,

What is on offer on dashed-slug is a payment gateway for Events Manager pro.

Events Manager Pro is a third-party plugin, available from https://eventsmanagerpro.com/

You would need to purchase that plugin from the third-party vendor.

with regards

[alexg]

Hello,

I make sure to always reply to all queries on the support forums and email once per day Monday to Friday. Apologies if I missed your post.

As mentioned in the FAQ, I do not undertake any custom work or installations/configurations, but I do reply to questions and provide guidance to any questions you may have.

Please open a new thread for each specific issue that you’re facing and I’ll let you know how to fix it.

with regards

[alexg]

That’s great!

Eventually I want to add more Customizer options to the Exchange, just like with the parent plugin UIs.

When this is implemented, your CSS rules may interfere with the Customizer implementation. Just something to keep in mind, no big deal.

with regards

[alexg]

I have released version 1.6.2. Now the faucet retrieves the user’s IP in a more correct way. This should solve issues with Google reCAPTCHA and CloudFlare. I am not sure if this solves the issue with SolveMedia, but it’s worth a try. Let me know. Thanks!

[alexg]

You won’t.

WP_Query is for retrieving pages, posts and custom post types. These all reside in the wp_posts table.

Transactions are stored in a custom table, wp_wallets_txs. Exchange trades are stored in wp_wallets_trades. This requires custom work with the $wpdb object.

The bulk of the work is integrating with the subclasses of WP_List_Table and constructing the SQL query dynamically. This all requires custom code.

I have added tickets to my backlog to add search to the transactions query, and to create a new WP_List_Table admin page for trades, which will then need their own search queries.

This is why these tickets have been sitting on my backlog since 2018, it’s a considerable amount of work and I’m always too busy. I will try to get this done soon, though.

with regards

[alexg]

Hello,

OK now the page is there. I can confirm that the issue exists, but without access to edit the source code and access to view the PHP logs, I can’t know why.

I will have to set up a server with CloudFlare and test the faucet. In the meantime my recommendation for you is to use Google reCAPTCHA right now. I will notify you again here when I make some progress.

P.S. Also, you have another JavaScript error, this time related to OneCommunity. As long as you have JavaScript errors, the other wallet UIs will not work, so you may want to look into that.

with regards

[alexg]

It looks like the page does not exist so I can’t inspect it.

[alexg]

You are correct in that this is needed and is a much requested feature.

I don’t think this should be in a shortcode though. I have intended to add this to the admin backend for some time now, but I never seem to be able to find the time to implement it.

If it’s any help, you can easily search the DB table (wp_wallets_txs) directly from phpMyAdmin or an SQL console. I know that this is not ideal. I will try to implement search in the admin transactions list soon.

[alexg]

Hello,

A CHANGELOG.html file is always included with the plugin extensions; you will find it at the root directory of each extension.

About the JSON-API, I am not sure what you mean? I have not removed the user API, nor do I plan to. If you have spotted an issue with the JSON-API, then please let me know in a new thread.

thank you

with regards

[alexg]

Hello Jamie,

The TradingView chart is rendered on a canvas, so it doesn’t lend itself to CSS styling. Fortunately the chart and each of its axes is rendered on distinct canvas elements, so you could hide the axes using CSS like so:

.tv-lightweight-charts table tr:nth-child(2),
.tv-lightweight-charts table tr:nth-child(1) td:nth-child(3) {
	display:none;
}

I do intend to add some more options to Customizer, so that the library renders the charts with different styling parameters depending on user settings.

Hope this helps. Let me know if have any further questions on this.

with regards

P.S. While I do not promise to be able to help with CSS, I generally do try to help when possible. The reason I do not make promises is because I often get requests from people who don’t know what an HTML class is, and they expect me to do big changes to the layout of their sites, while using sub-par themes with confusing rules.

All web developers should spend a few minutes studying CSS selectors and selector specificity rules. That’s all you need to know in most cases. MDN is a good resource and a good article that I often recommend for selector specificity is https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2007/07/css-specificity-things-you-should-know/

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