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Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Site Health – Allow us to disable it or check it off@sterndata – I have done that now, thank you! As a side note, this section IS called Requests and Feedback… which is why I posted here initially. I was not aware of where to submit, but I have done that.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Site Health – Allow us to disable it or check it off@threadi Well, when you do a google search, there are actually tons of people who can’t stand it… so to claim that I am “alone” in this… you obviously haven’t searched it out. (Even in this community, there are people who are complaining, I won’t go into those reasons, search for yourself).
And if you read my post, I’m not at ALL saying NOT to have it. I totally recognize it’s useful in some ways. I’m just saying, it would be great to have the ability to turn OFF some checks if we don’t see fit to fix some things that aren’t relevant. I don’t see there’s anything wrong with that request. The red flags for stuff that actually isn’t important on my site, should be able to be cleared somehow (without adding something else to my site that isn’t necessary, just because it thinks I should).
Sorry, I’m not a programmer, so it might be easy to say that I can solve with individual programming… and unfortunately the ones suggested, while ONE fit the bill, it’s too old and I’m not installing one that old for my own site’s security. (Only tested to like 5.2).
So yes, it might be critical to others – which I again, am not arguing. I’m simply suggesting the ability to turn stuff off, for those of us who don’t need some of the suggestions.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Site Health – Allow us to disable it or check it offThanks…. I really wish that we could do these things WITHOUT adding yet another plugin…. 🙂 That’s why I suggested it. (The more plugins, the more possibilities of things breaking right?)
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Plugin Update Dates@roc03 that was not what this topic was about. Please move your post to a support thread. This is for suggestions.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Plugin Update DatesI know. I honestly suspect it’s one of the two simply because I did the updates for them same day… on my test site, everything SEEMED ok (but it’s not live for payments). So I updated them on the other site (one is auto, one is manual) – and it was a day later that I had support messages that people were having trouble buying. Stupidly it’s not “everyone” so I’m still trying to figure it out.
I’m using Kadence Pro with shopkit, it’s supposed to be able to handle it all. (It had updates too actually).
I’ll do more investigating. Ugh.
But – I still like the idea of the dates 🙂
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Plugin Update Dates(And no it’s not often, but affected an ecommerce site)
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Plugin Update DatesThanks for the suggestion.
Unfortunately certain parts weren’t expected to break – i.e., a buy button is working for some but not others, and it seems to be an issue since an update. I had it set for auto updates for some plugins… but that was probably my biggest mistake. I know two that recently did but both are claiming the other is the cause.
So… figured at least if we can see the most recent dates it would be helpful.
Thanks,
Sent the email.
Amber
I apologize, I did not get notice of your reply.
I do not use cloudflare or any load balancers.
I’m not sure how to share the file here, it doesn’t seem to let me upload a file? (It contains my email etc that I don’t want shared publicly, so not sure how to do it… unless I remove that info?)
Hi Nithin,
No I don’t have any caching enabled.
That’s the strange thing. It’s like, if I go to the site every day or two, it’s fine. But if I don’t go for a few days, (like 4-5 or more) that’s when it seems to suddenly deny me, even though I have the correct link.
I would think having the correct link “should” just take me to log in as usual for the simple reason I have the correct masked url, but it’s like it thinks I’m trying to access a page I shouldn’t. That’s what I find so strange. It’s a hidden link that only I know… so you’d think it would know that if I’m calling the log in page, it would work.
Amber
“Could we know did you check the Defender Logs and if there is any specific reason listed for your IP to get blocked?
You can find the logs under Defender > Firewall > Logs and filter the logs based on your IP, which was blocked.”
Strangely my ip does NOT show up anywhere in the logs as instructed.
I downloaded “all” and searched, and my ip is nowhere in the list.
I’m stumped.
There was an exploit in Thrive Themes which allowed someone to inject a header code redirect. Thrive Themes fixed it fairly quickly, but I had to get a programmer friend involved to get it fixed from the site.
Unfortunately I had hoped/thought that this would have stopped some of that, but I guess not. (I don’t have the paid version). But I love the firewall part that blocks hack attempts at least.
Yes I could – however where do I find this file to upload? (I did it through the wp admin… I can download and unzip and manually upload if that’s suggested).
Amber
<link rel=”stylesheet” href=”<?php echo plugin_dir_url( dirname( __FILE__ ) ) . $themeslug.’/style.css?v=’.$this->version;?>” type=”text/css” media=”all”>
There’s no way to add “https” in there.
How??
That’s not the issue.
If a person just types in ebusinessempires.com – DOES NOT type in https first (many people don’t know to do that) – my site is set that everything SHOULD be SSL regardless.
Your stylesheet is NOT loading secure in that instance.
It needs to be fixed somewhere. Guess I’ll try to dive into your code.