phaser32

Hi aiswaryaxyzscripts,
I recently received a notification in my X Developer Console stating:
“The Free plan has been deprecated. The Free access tier no longer includes general access to API endpoints. We recommend switching to our new Pay Per Use plan…”
This change means the free tier no longer supports posting endpoints required by your plugin. Unfortunately, as we are not willing to pay for X’s new pay-per-use or subscription API tiers, we can no longer use WP Twitter Auto Publish on our WordPress sites.
Thank you for the great work on the plugin over the years. We wish you success with future updates and alternatives.
Warm regards
Ale

@cbacigalupo These are different ways of approaching and managing released platforms (regardless of the underlying technology). You mentioned large companies like Toyota Argentina, and in that case, it doesn’t surprise me that the Client gets involved in the details. If you have a management contract, it’s normal for the Client to “not want to know anything” and to take aspects like security and maintenance for granted. The situation changes when the Client is small to medium-sized; they fundamentally lack the awareness, and if elements like security and maintenance aren’t properly conveyed, it’s clear that the “uninformed” Client doesn’t appreciate any input, failing to recognize its added value. In your case, where you sell and manage the infrastructure/hosting side, it obviously allows you to “bury” routine maintenance in the costs, but you understand that it wouldn’t be sustainable otherwise (no one works for free). This is why small Clients find themselves in two situations: automatic updates and disabled updates. In this case, two scenarios emerge: – Automatic updates > risk of ending up with the site locked down in case of plugin and/or script collisions, and NO ONE assigned to fix the problem. – Disabled updates > risk of being exposed to potential attacks and system breaches. From my personal experience, we’ve acquired many Clients who found themselves in these two situations, who subsequently not only appreciated the contribution to restoring the platform but expressly asked to be followed as a focal point for any problem related to the site (mail, backups, updates, etc.). Finally, regarding your statement where you claim to give more importance to “core error to a security breach,” some considerations need to be made. First of all, the “cost and benefit of this approach” must be evaluated, assessing together with the Client whether they are willing to run the risk of service downtime and, at the same time, assessing the risk of exposure to potential new breaches (imagine an e-commerce that doesn’t work for hours or days). There are many solutions that can be implemented (creation of test and development environments, creation of redundant clusters, backup and restore systems), but as you rightly pointed out, it all depends on how much the Client is willing to pay. Everything else we experience daily is history…
Warm regards
Alessandro

Sorry but on another website we updated to version 3.0.3. but all the site is locked because of your plugin (we noticed a lot of error on server log). We had to roll back.
Do you plan to fix these issue ?

Thank you for the feedback. we will wait confidently

Warm regards

Ale

Good morning, I probably misunderstood the request. We do not need to carry out any traffic analysis, but rather we would need to discriminate against a user who accesses the webapp/PWA from a “normal” browser simply to show or hide some elements.
Thx for any support
Warm regards

Ale

Hi Florant, I ask you to forgive me very much.
I didn’t realize that in the configuration of the sending form of your plugin there is precisely the “Select a page to display after sending the form (optional)” function.
I therefore confirm not only the correct functioning of the plugin but also the excellent work done.
I leave a trace of the post so that it can be of help to someone who has the same need.
Thanks and sorry if I wasted your time.
Warm regards
Ale

Hi,

here is the list of installed plugins:

Classic Widgets
Contact Form 7
Contact Form 7 - Dynamic Text Extension
Contact Form 7 Signature Addon
Disable Gutenberg
Docket Cache
EWWW Image Optimizer
Favicon by RealFaviconGenerator
Heartbeat Control by WP Rocket
Jquery Validation For Contact Form 7 (Lite)
Loginstyle Admin Login Customizer & Styler Developer Version
plugin load filter
Post Types Order
Responsive Pricing Table
Send PDF for Contact Form 7
SVG Support
The7 Elements
Ultimate Addons for WPBakery Page Builder
Under Construction
WeePie Cookie Allow
Wordfence Security
WP Mail SMTP
WP-Optimize - Clean, Compress, Cache
WPBakery Page Builder
WPS Hide Login
Yoast Duplicate Post
Yoast SEO

But You should consider that we have noticed the same behaviour in other website with different config and plugins installed.
Thanks for attention

Warm regards

Ale