Cant create Bundles due admin-ajax.php POST 403 Error

  • Resolved r81d3r

    (@r81d3r)


    9 months, 2 weeks ago

    Visting “wp-admin/options-general.php?page=wpcfm” causes a POST 403 Error on initial pageload in console and another one when the save button is clicked.

    It seems the error is caused by “load_settings()” and “save_settings()” function in “class-ajax.php”

    It looks like the 1.7.9 bugfix by @timnolte did not fixed the AJAX request issue with noces once and for all.

    Tested with a fresh wp core and wp-cfm plugin on newest version but not been able to take a deeper dive in this

    therefore looking for help.. thanks in advance

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  • Plugin Contributor Tim Nolte

    (@tnolte)

    Our Devs aren’t able to reproduce that. can you please give us more information about your WordPress version, what other plugins you have installed, and what your hosting setup is like?

    Thread Starter r81d3r

    (@r81d3r)

    Thanks for your feedback. Here all asked information:

    WP Version:		6.4.3
WP Multisite:		–
WP Debug Modus:		–
WP Packages:            –
WP Config:
+------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------+----------+
| name             | value                                                            | type     |
+------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------+----------+
| table_prefix     | wp_                                                              | variable |
| DB_HOST          | localhost                                                        | constant |
| DB_CHARSET       | utf8mb4                                                          | constant |
| DB_COLLATE       |                                                                  | constant |
+------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------+----------+

WP Theme:
+-------------------+--------+-----------+---------+
| name              | status | update    | version |
+-------------------+--------+-----------+---------+
| Avada-Child-Theme | active | none      | 1.0.0   |
| Avada             | parent | available | 7.11.4  |
+-------------------+--------+-----------+---------+

Language:		de_DE
PHP Version:            8.3.0 | 8.2.13 | 8.1.13
Env:                    MAMP Pro local: Apache/2.4.54 (Unix) mod_fastcgi/mod_fastcgi-SNAP-0910052141 OpenSSL/1.0.2u mod_wsgi/3.5 Python/2.7.18 | Mittwald managed Server
MYSQL:                  5.7.39
SSL:                    self-signed | Lets encrypt
Plugins:
+----------------------+----------+-----------+----------+
| name                 | status   | update    | version  |
+----------------------+----------+-----------+----------+
| fusion-builder       | active   | none      | 3.11.4   |
| fusion-core          | active   | none      | 5.11.4   |
| broken-link-checker  | active   | none      | 2.2.4    |
| contact-form-7       | active   | none      | 5.8.7    |
| ewww-image-optimizer | active   | none      | 7.2.3    |
| filebird-pro         | active   | none      | 6.0.7    |
| flamingo             | active   | none      | 2.4      |
| hide-metadata        | active   | none      | 1.2.7    |
| redirection          | active   | none      | 5.4.2    |
| google-site-kit      | inactive | available | 1.119.0  |
| w3-total-cache       | inactive | none      | 2.6.1    |
| wicked-folders       | active   | none      | 2.18.19  |
| wordfence            | inactive | none      | 7.11.1   |
| wp-cfm               | active   | none      | 1.7.9    |
| wps-hide-login       | active   | none      | 1.9.13.2 |
| duplicate-post       | active   | none      | 4.5      |
| wordpress-seo        | active   | none      | 22.0     |
+----------------------+----------+-----------+----------+

    I already tried following tests and cleared cached via “wp cache flush” and disabled Caching on my Chrome Browser:

    • Deleting all themes and using twentytwentythree
    • Deleting all plugins
    • Disable .htaccess
    • Using PHP Versions: 8.3.0 | 8.2.13 | 8.1.13
    • Using Live Env with valid SSL Cert

    Your Help is very appreaciated. Thanks in advance

    Plugin Contributor Tim Nolte

    (@tnolte)

    We’ve had another report with some more details for this issue and I believe we may have identified the issue. I think when we do our testing we are using a Development environment and not a Production environment and this is cause different JavaScript to be loaded. I’ll be looking into this more tomorrow.

    Plugin Contributor Tim Nolte

    (@tnolte)

    @r81d3r version 1.7.10 was just released and this issue should be fixed now.

    • This reply was modified 9 months, 2 weeks ago by Tim Nolte.
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