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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Anti-Spam by CleanTalk. Spam protection] SpamFireWall processAh, I see. Thank you for this explanation.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Anti-Spam by CleanTalk. Spam protection] SpamFireWall processThis is how I understand it:
- HTTP request from spambot to mysite.com/non-existent-page;
- WordPress bootstraps via index.php, loading all plugins;
- CleanTalk plugin inspects the request and identifies the remote IP;
- If identified as spam, CleanTalk prevents any pages being displayed.
Without CleanTalk:
- HTTP request from spambot to mysite.com/non-existent-page;
- WordPress bootstraps via index.php, loading all plugins;
- WordPress cannot find the requested page and presents a 404 page.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Anti-Spam by CleanTalk. Spam protection] SpamFireWall processThat doesn’t make sense! How does the SpamFireWall intercept an HTTP request? The SpamFireWall cannot run before WordPress loads because the SpamFireWall is part of the CleanTalk plugin, which depends on WordPress loading.
Hi Kim,
Not so! You might be talking about the admin menus, which are indeed hidden. I am talking about the dashboard widget. I logged in as a subscriber myself and checked—please see this screenshot: https://i.postimg.cc/B63pYCk0/popup-widget.png
Thank you,
CharlesI think the issue is fixed.
I didn’t have WPML’s Yoast SEO Multilingual plugin installed, so I installed it and the schema looks much better now. I don’t think this plugin changes the schema directly, but it might be improving the reporting of the page metadata.
Thank you for your help.
Hi Priscilla
Thank you for responding.
All my plugins and themes are updated. This is a single site installation with the subdomain
fr.bigchateau.comfor the French side.I’m running the tests you suggested to see if I can identify a cause.
