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An New OpenSource Conversational AI Builder for Wordpress
We've just launched the Hexabot WordPress plugin, bringing our open-source AI-powered chatbot solution right to your WordPress site — no coding required! 🎉
With Hexabot, you can create highly customizable, multilingual chatbots with a simple visual editor, seamlessly connecting with your website visitors. From offering 24/7 support to automating FAQs, Hexabot is built to deliver dynamic and engaging user experiences.
We’ve also partnered with Ollama to integrate open-source models, expanding Hexabot’s capabilities and giving you more powerful AI options. 🤖✨
The best part? It’s entirely open-source (AGPLv3)! We’d love for you to join the journey, contribute, and help make Hexabot even better for the community.
👉 Check out our plugin on the WordPress Plugin Repository: https://wordpress.org/plugins/hexabot-chat-widget/
We’re super excited to hear your thoughts and feedback. Let’s make the web more interactive, together!
#AI #Chatbot #OpenSource #WordPress #Hexabot #CommunityDriven #ChatbotPlugin
WPEngine is suing Matt Mullenweg, Automattic and the WordPress foundation for slandering them
Taken from microblogging
> Some extracts: > >> Stunningly, Automattic’s CEO Matthew Mullenweg threatened that if WP Engine did not agree to pay Automattic – his for-profit entity – a very large sum of money before his September 20th keynote address at the WordCamp US Convention, he was going to embark on a self-described “scorched earth nuclear approach” toward WP Engine within the WordPress community and beyond. When his outrageous financial demands were not met, Mr. Mullenweg carried out his threats by making repeated false claims disparaging WP Engine to its employees, its customers, and the world. Mr. Mullenweg has carried out this wrongful campaign against WP Engine in multiple outlets, including via his keynote address, across several public platforms like X,YouTube, and even on the Wordpress.org site, and through the WordPress Admin panel for all WordPress users, including directly targeting WP Engine customers in their own private WordPress instances used to run their online businesses > >> During calls on September 17th and 19th, for instance, Automattic CFO Mark Davies told a WP Engine board member that Automattic would “go to war” if WP Engine did not agree to pay its competitor Automattic a significant percentage of its gross revenues – tens of millions of dollars in fact – on an ongoing basis. Mr. Davies suggested the payment ostensibly would be for a “license” to use certain trademarks like WordPress, even though WP Engine needs no such license. WP Engine’s uses of those marks to describe its services – as all companies in this space do – are fair uses under settled trademark law and consistent with WordPress’ own guidelines. Automattic’s CFO insisted that WP Engine provide its response to this demand immediately and later, on the day of the keynote, followed up with an email reiterating a claimed need for WP Engine to concede to the demands “before Matt makes his WCUS keynote at 3:45 p.m. PDT today.” > >> In parallel and throughout September 19 and 20, Mr. Mullenweg embarked on a series of harassing text messages and calls to WP Engine’s board member and also its CEO, threatening that if WP Engine did not agree to pay up prior to the start of Mr. Mullenweg’s livestreamed keynote address at 3:45pm on September 20, he would go “nuclear” on WP Engine, including by smearing its name, disparaging its directors and corporate officers, and banning WP Engine from WordPress community events. > > They... they have text message captures. In the pdf. Matt Mullenweg was trying to extort them ... by text messages. They seem to have the entire thing in the writting. > >> In the final minutes leading up to his keynote address, Mr. Mullenweg sent one last missive: a photo of the WordCamp audience waiting to hear his speech, with the message that he could shift gears and turn his talk into “just a Q&A” if WP Engine agreed to pay up > > They finish requesting Automattic to "preserve, and not destroy, any and all documents or information in their possession, custody, or control that may be relevant to any dispute between WP Engine and Automattic". They are going to war, big time. > > All this crap is just because they refuse to pay his protection money. And the guy has been stupid enough to put everything in writting.
WooCommerce - weird behaviour and fix
This might not be new, I hadn't dealt with WordPress/WooCommerce in a while.
Currently (v8.8.2) in a new WooCommerce installation the "Checkout" page is created using blocks, like so:
``` <!-- wp:woocommerce/checkout-payment-block --> <div class="wp-block-woocommerce-checkout-payment-block"></div> <!-- /wp:woocommerce/checkout-payment-block -->
(...) ```
The problem
This might introduce breaking changes to the plugins and themes you normally use. For example, I couldn't add a new field - programatically or using a plugin.
The fix
Remove the blocks and revert to using the shortcode:
[woocommerce_checkout]
Looks like I'm gonna have to migrate the Daily Drop to buttondown after all. This AI content theft is a \\\\ move by (https://lemmy.world/c/wordpress) and I hope they pay dearly for it
Looks like I'm gonna have to migrate the Daily Drop to buttondown after all. This AI content theft is a \\\\ move by @wordpress and I hope they pay dearly for it.
(https://lemmy.world/c/wordpress) If a account doesn't purchase a package after the 7-day trial period, what will happen to the account and store? Will they always be in the state it was s
@wordpress If a account doesn't purchase a package after the 7-day trial period, what will happen to the account and store? Will they always be in the state it was set to at that time?
(https://lemmy.world/c/wordpress) What payment methods buyers can use to purchase items from the stores on WordPress
@wordpress What payment methods buyers can use to purchase items from the stores on WordPress
(https://lemmy.world/c/wordpress) Hi,How to set the payment method of article payment plan to other payment tools other than Stripe.
@wordpress Hi,How to set the payment method of article payment plan to other payment tools other than Stripe. I sent you messages on Messenger and it may have been put in spam. But I have received messages from you back to me, so you can see those messages when you check them
(https://lemmy.world/c/wordpress) I see that the free trial version does not add PayPal settings. In addition to adding PayPal, what other online payment tools can be added?
@wordpress I see that the free trial version does not add PayPal settings. In addition to adding PayPal, what other online payment tools can be added?
(https://lemmy.world/c/wordpress) Why does WordPress still only support Stripe payments? Wouldn’t it be very convenient for users to pay and receive money by allowing the use of more onlin
@wordpress Why does WordPress still only support Stripe payments? Wouldn’t it be very convenient for users to pay and receive money by allowing the use of more online payment tools? For example the Paypal in the United States that is the most widely used and has the largest number of users in the world.
I love how (https://lemmy.world/c/wordpress) just randomly decides to stop collecting stats. Then one day I'll open the (https://mastodon.social/tags/Jetpack) dashboard and find
I love how @wordpress just randomly decides to stop collecting stats. Then one day I'll open the #Jetpack dashboard and find it telling me to activate stats again. That invariably says it failed, but actually works (reloading the page shows it). But then there is a gap where it decided not to bother collecting information.
Like below where apparently at some point on January 8/9 it just deactivated itself.
Is it possible to publish posts on Lemmy from your WordPress blog?
If this post appears in the @wordpress community then this hypothesis will be confirmed!
Is it possible to publish posts on Lemmy from your WordPress blog?
If this post appears in the @wordpress community then this hypothesis will be confirmed!
Is it possible to publish posts on Lemmy from your Wordpress blog? If this post appears in the @lemmy.world community then this hypothesis will be confirmed!
Is it possible to publish posts on Lemmy from your Wordpress blog? If this post appears in the @[email protected] community then this hypothesis will be confirmed!
The new extended character limitation in VS is great, but that doesn't mean the (https://social.vivaldi.net/tags/blogging) era is over! 🙅
The new extended character limitation in VS is great, but that doesn't mean the #blogging era is over! 🙅
Our #ad-free blogging platform has recently been updated to the latest @wordpress , which comes bearing gifts! 🎁
Did you know you can share your #blogs to the #Fediverse as well?
Explore all the features and get #writing!👇
https://vivaldi.com/blog/power-up-your-blogging-skills-vivaldi-community-blogs/
I'm about to move a wp site installed with a one-click installer, but want to make a "proper" installation at the new host. Are there any special issues with such a transfer I should be aware of?
I'm about to move a wp site installed with a one-click installer, but want to make a "proper" installation at the new host. Are there any special issues with such a transfer I should be aware of? @wordpress \#wordpress
Hooked up my (https://lemmy.world/c/wordpress) blog with the new ActivityPub integration. Easy to configure. Feel free to follow along here - (https://bradbarrish.com/@br
Hooked up my @wordpress blog with the new ActivityPub integration. Easy to configure. Feel free to follow along here - @bradbarrish.com
Moin,
Moin,
ich weiss nicht, ob es an #Wordpress selbst oder an unserem Hoster #netcup liegt: Wir verzeichnen im Monat deutlich über 1000 Angriffe auf unsere Website. Ohne #Wordfence wäre sie schon mehrmals übernommen worden.
Wisst ihr, woran das liegen könnte? Ist das üblich?
Here's Debrandify, my first WordPress plugin! Get rid of WordPress branding on your site or replace it with yours 🖥
Hi! Not sure if self promotion is allowed, but I wanted to share my plugin I just launched. It's called Debrandify and it allows you to completely remove, replace and control all the WordPress-related branding on your site.
This includes things like login logo, tab titles, admin footer, emails... You can either remove it entirely or replace it with your own texts and logos.
I also included some bonus features to make your WordPress site a little lighter.
You can download it on wordpress.org as any other plugin and check out the GitHub repository.
If you like it, please give it a review and comment on wordpress.org, it will help with SEO!
Thank you 🙏
Pfupfert es euch auch so, bei
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Pfupfert es euch auch so, bei @TaskCards und Padlet auf 2 Pinnwände beschränkt zu sein, keinen Import/Export zu haben und damit auch kein #OER machen zu können? Eigentlich braucht es nur ein bisschen @wordpress und horizontales Scrolling z.B. mit Stackable. #FediLZ #WordPress #TaskCards #Padlet
Hey nerds! I used (https://tech.lgbt/tags/WordPress) heavily in the years before (https://tech.lgbt/tags/gutenberg). I'm trying to get back into using it but I'm having a hard
Hey nerds! I used #WordPress heavily in the years before #gutenberg. I'm trying to get back into using it but I'm having a hard time wrapping my brain around Gutenberg and #blocks in general. Can anybody point me at some good introductory videos to get me more comfortable? Blog posts are fine, too but I learn better visually! (Tagging a couple of accounts that might be able to help, but any response is welcome.) @wordpress @david
As someone with a hatred of WP
@otter @abeorch Take a look at the community plugins https://wordpress.org/plugins/browse/new/?plugin_business_model=community
Yes, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't have sqlite. Many people also run WP setups on small VPS and don't really want/need mysql running and wasting ram all the time. Having sqlite also opens the door to database git versioning and making local dev easier. While none of this will work at scale they'll still provide immense value for a lot of people.
Most WP websites are read-only and they could run just fine on sqlite. Even if you've a large number of reads, WP people are used to cache everything as static HTML files so it won't be that bad either. For what's worth sqlite is also getting faster/better at concurrency (WAL and whatnot) and it may even be "about 30% faster than mysql" in some cases.
Registration is disabled by default, but can be enabled. You’ll want to read through the entire Multisite section, but that documentation is relatively sparse; it looks like there’s an assumption that someone doing this is already an experienced WordPress administrator and has broader website administration experience. Everything you’re describing can be done with this system (except possibly giving everyone the same categories to start but your users can create their own categories, and you could probably create a plugin to give them the categories you want at the start).
However, this is really complex stuff by WordPress standards and requires you configuring things outside of WordPress directly on the server itself, in cPanel, DNS, etc. If you allow automated registration you’ll also need to be prepared to support your less-technical users and also have plans to deal with them posting spam or illegal content. This is all non-trivial stuff and if you’re not quickly grasping what the documentation discusses you’re going to have to put a lot of effort into learning it on your own before you start or hiring someone who has these skills. There will be very little support available to you from the WordPress support team because outside of WordPress.com (the commercial, for-profit entity you’d technically be competing against) almost no one uses this feature, and my understanding (from 6 or 7 years ago) is even WordPress.com has been moving their paid users away from it.
@cosmicrookie @jqubed this can be achieve but there are few ways to troubleshoot it
@cosmicrookie correct. my https://rud.is/b old school blog is safe from them. My newsletter is not.
@hrbrmstr I read/heard it wasn't WordPress proper but one of the most popular plugins, but I haven't been following it closely. True or no, or half-true?
@rdyoung @LazaroFilm I'd be careful with the race to the bottom. Cheapest doesn't mean it's going to be working well. Just saying
@ampersarnie I sent you a message on Messenger.Why does WordPress still only support Stripe payments? Wouldn’t it be very convenient for users to pay and receive money by allowing the use of more online payment tools? For example the Paypal in the United States that is the most widely used and has the largest number of users in the world.
Obviously we have to thank the intuition and skills of @pfefferle! ❤️
@[email protected]
@[email protected] @wordpress
OH YEAH!!!
PS: From what I see here, the wordpress abstract becomes both the title and the text of the Lemmy post, while the text of the wordpress post is not published.
@phillycodehound
I'm sorry, my notification settings were not right, I didn't see your answer until now.
I haven't been able to make the transfer yet, due to big problems ro run any ftp application on my crappy chromebook. I'll keep your advice in mind. Thank you!
@viktor @Vivaldi @wordpress That doesn't make sense. They even agree that 90% of their code is taken from open source projects, ie, other peoples time. But the 10% is now supremely special. Rules don't apply. They make money from only the 10% and not the 90% they took.
And a browser that injects referrals into my stuff, well, I am too old school for this to call this cool.
@chris @Vivaldi @wordpress Their excuse to keep their UI close-sourced is the reason I don't use it. They don't want anyone to fork and benefit from it, while they have no problems forking and benefiting from other open source projects 🤦♂️🙄
"other parties could take the code and build an equivalent browser (essentially a fork) more easily."
They should have used AGPL to force others to contribute. They would get more users looking for an open-source alternative to Chrome.
@Vivaldi @wordpress Vivaldi blogs are really a wonderful thing. An important part of the warm sense of community I experience here.
@chris @Vivaldi @wordpress Regarding how they finance themselves, you can read about their business model: https://vivaldi.com/blog/vivaldi-business-model/
As for why they're not open source, you can read about that here: https://vivaldi.com/blog/technology/why-isnt-vivaldi-browser-open-source/
@Vivaldi @wordpress I had no idea at all that you offered this service. That's amazing! I'll check it out! 👍
@Vivaldi @wordpress Mh,
How do you finance your operation? And why not #opensource it for public #audit?
I like your #browser but in 2023 a non-open browser is a no-no.
You are engaged in ad hominem attacks and then appear to be getting angry that someone else responds in the same way. Please grow up.
It wasn't a revenge piece and the crux of the article you are referencing, but Wordfence literately claimed that wordpress.org was their website. They said "The information cited in the blog post was directly taken from our website" and then listed their website as wordpress.org. It obviously isn't true that it is their website, but it is what they claimed.
We didn't plagiarize or steal anything. We were quoting Wordfence to point out that things they were saying were not true.
If you are claiming that someone isn't telling the truth, to be fair, you would want to quote what they actually said instead of engaging in ad hominem attacks on them. That is what we did. For example, we quoted a two sentence description for what they claimed was a vulnerability and then explained why it wasn't true. We clearly were not plagiarizing them, since we were quoting them. We also were not stealing anything, as we were noting their information was wrong. It seems like you can't handle someone pointing out that Wordfence says things that are not true. That seems to be a common problem with their fanboys.
Wordfence filed DMCA takedown requests that were not legitimate. They claimed, for example, that we quoted them "without authorization and without citing the original source". We cited the original source (it's how they knew what we were quoting in the first place) and you don't need authorization to quote someone.
You were criticizing us for what you claimed is a "poorly written article and poorly made site", so getting things wrong yourself stands out.
We don't have any axe to grind. We do have to deal with the results of Wordfence making false claims about vulnerabilities. As was the case with what led to us finding a serious vulnerability, after they falsely claimed there had been a vulnerability in a plugin that one of our customers started using. A lot of other people do as well, like when an unfixed vulnerability was widely exploited months after they claimed it had been fixed.
What are you claiming is misleading and also disingenuous?