Hello –
Just checked the operational logs and this is what is showing:
ERROR [12:09:26] Failed to update option qtr_scan_cron_args
ERROR [12:14:15] Failed to update option qtr_scan_cron_args
ERROR [12:14:35] Failed to update option qtr_scan_cron_args
ERROR [12:15:40] Failed to update option qtr_scan_cron_args
ERROR [12:16:43] Field action not supported
ERROR [12:16:43] Field _wpnonce not supported
ERROR [12:16:43] Field _wp_http_referer not supported
ERROR [12:18:40] Failed to update option qtr_scan_cron_args
ERROR [12:18:40] Failed to update option qtr_scan_cron_args
ERROR [12:18:40] Failed to update option qtr_scan_cron_args
ERROR [12:24:57] Failed to update option qtr_scan_cron_args
ERROR [12:28:41] Failed to update option qtr_scan_cron_args
ERROR [12:28:48] Failed to update option qtr_scan_cron_args
ERROR [12:37:06] Failed to update option qtr_scan_cron_args
Hello,
Thank you for sharing the additional log details.
If the browser shows “Page is Unresponsive” during the internal scan, it usually means the front-end page is waiting for an AJAX response from the back-end, but the server-side process is not responding within the expected time. In other words, the scan may still be running in the background, but the browser interface becomes stuck because it is waiting for the back-end to complete or return status information.
Regarding the following log entry:
ERROR [12:18:40] Failed to update option qtr_scan_cron_args
This error indicates that the plugin was unable to update the WordPress option qtr_scan_cron_args using the standard WordPress update_option() method.
This can usually happen for one of two reasons:
- WP-Cron is not working correctly
If the scanner has not successfully run before, this may indicate that the WordPress cron mechanism is not executing properly. The scan process depends on scheduled WordPress tasks, so if WP-Cron is disabled, blocked, or not triggered, the scan status may not update correctly.
- Database write/update issue
The plugin may be unable to write or update the required option in the WordPress database. This could be related to database permissions, table corruption, object caching, or another server/database-level restriction.
As a first step, please check whether WP-Cron is enabled and functioning correctly on the site.
Best regards,
Michael
Quttera Support