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Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Outdated SQL Server Warning – Is this okay?Thank you so much, apologies for the delay, missed the email notification. This has really helped, will look around.
Thanks again
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Strange redirect URL links to staging siteHi @faisalahammad,
Thanks for the advice, did a search no more incorrect URLs seems I found them all. Still really puzzled as to how they all changed to direct to the staging site. Going to keep a more regular eye on the links with any future updates to see if it’s connected to any SEO or security plugin.
If anyone else has come across something similar would love to hear.
Same incompatible error message now appearing for me too. Only used WP-Optimise for compressing images, and cleaning database. Never overlapped functions with wp-rocket. Don’t want to have to deactivate
That’s great, thank you.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Rich Text Editor (tinymce) triggering password protection loginThank you, followed the URL address you suggested. Came up with a lot of text, this is just some of it:
"// 4.9.11 (2020-07-13) !function(V){"use strict";var o=function(){},H=function(n,r){return function(){for(var e=[],t=0;t<arguments.length;t++)e[t]=arguments[t];return n(r.apply(null,e))}},q=function(e){return function(){return e}},$=function(e){return e};function d(r){for(var o=[],e=1;e<arguments.length;e++)o[e-1]=arguments[e];return function(){for(var e=[],t=0;t<arguments.length;t++)e[t]=arguments[t];var n=o.concat(e);return r.apply(null,n)}}var e,t,n,r,i,a,u,s,c,l,f,m,g,p,h,v,y=function(n){return function(){for(var e=[],t=0;t<arguments.length;t++)e[t]=arguments[t];return!n.apply(null,e)}},b=q(!1),C=q(!0),x=function(){return w},w=(e=function(e){return e.isNone()},r={fold:function(e,t){return e()},is:b,isSome:b,isNone:C,getOr:n=function(e){return e},getOrThunk:t=function(e){return e()},getOrDie:function(e){throw new Error(e||"error: getOrDie called on none.")},getOrNull:q(null),getOrUndefined:q(undefined),or:n,orThunk:t,map:x,each:o,bind:x,exists:b,forall:C,filter:x,equals:e,equals_:e,toArray:function(){return[]},"Also, in browser console the following appear:
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Thanks again for your help
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Rich Text Editor (tinymce) triggering password protection loginThanks again. I’m afraid I don’t have enough experience to run terminal on the site. Just a volunteer, with very basic knowledge. I turned off the password protection and the rich text editor (from tinymce) ran with no problem and didn’t ask for login. But if password protection is on and the rich text editor is activated, it asks for the login . If you hit cancel it still loads the page correctly. But it will put users off from accessing our free services.
The .htaccess file is in the root directory and is the parent to wp-includes. The password protection is oddly on wp-admin, not touching wp-includes, so no idea why it’s causing the error.
On developer console, if you have password protection on, activate Rich Text Editor, then hit cancel, the following error appears:
ReferenceError: Can’t find variable: tinymce
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Rich Text Editor (tinymce) triggering password protection loginThank you.
I tried the following in .htaccess:
<Files wp-includes/js/tinymce> Order allow,deny Allow from all Satisfy any </Files>but still no luck.
Double checked it’s related to password protection (which it is), and the tinymce is only in: wp-includes/js/tinymce so no idea why it won’t work.
Hi @maybellyne
Thank you. I appreciate that, and very much understand. My initial post was very unclear, my apologies. I wanted to understand what initially goes in Yoast’s Meta Description?
I found videos and articles by Yoast showing the altering of pre-populated text in the meta description to include keywords, to be concise etc. But a combination of different info on that initial content for the field. Whether it was a summary, should match the content, or be an excerpt.
Being unsure. I’ve looked at Yoast’s own meta descriptions for guidance (using Google and Bing), which seem to show an excerpt, matching word to word with the content. Hope I’ve understood this correctly. Thank you.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: CMS outdated on live site, but not on stage@threadi Thanks again, and this is good to know. The browser tool is great and I’ve come to learn a lot in the last week. The problem is I keep using the browser tools on each page and have yet to come across the other out of date softwares that website found. It’s a same they don’t list the pages they found the errors on. Will keep looking though.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Reducing login attempts by blocking any IPs that try specific URLsTo answer some of this question. I went ahead and blocked anyone trying the URL: /wp-login.php?action=register I’ve not experienced any problems. Hope this might help others.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Intermittent admin-ajax.php warning in browser console@t-p Thank you for the link. I had a read through and it also helped with a different error I was having elsewhere. The problem with the original error message was it appearing on the WordPress dashboard intermittently and saying it appeared to be offline, which made it hard to track down the cause. Having since done some changes to the firewall, it seems to have stopped them appearing, for now. But will keep an eye out and play a patient game of figuring it out. Thanks again.
Thank you both. Looking into this already.
Just had a developer change the CSP and purge the cache and its returned the colour change on hover. Can’t change the static but that’s okay. The hover was more important for accessibility.
Thank you so much for your help. Brilliant plugin, especially for us, as users can’t register so it helps we can register them as guests. Thanks again.
Hi @jdembowski
I completely agree.
I meant no offence and said in my earlier message how grateful I was for the help. Maybe I should have made this clearer.
I help run a NFP primarily aimed at helping those who could be deemed by others as more vulnerable. I’ve been taught how to protect their data very stringently for these reasons.
I was taught by a developer (I myself am not one, but a volunteer) that if you click on a username in any forum you can see other questions asked by them which can show things like asking for helping on a broken plugin, error messages showing from updates, vulnerabilities in security patches by not updating etc, which is covered in some WordPress.org articles such as hardening. This is what I mean by those who mean ill, they can go on forums see a string of messages about a flaw in security, and even if the user doesn’t mention their site here, they can see if they have on other threads. It’s being overly cautious and makes it really hard for me as well.
I hope you can understand I have to protect our users, just as you protect those who greatly benefit from the use and kind help of those on WordPress. Please understand they have my greatest respect and gratitude.