unable to correctly whitelist parameter
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Hi,
I’m using a plugin called Superfly Menu (https://superfly.looks-awesome.com/). When I try to edit the options in the admin area, I’m locked out by the firewall. This is what the email that I receive says:
– Page parameter failed firewall check. The offending parameter was “sf_display” with a value of “{“user”:{“everyone”:1,”loggedin”:0,”loggedout”:0},”desktop”:{“yes”:0,”no”:1},”mobile”:{“yes”:1,”no”:0},”rule”:{“include”:0,”exclude”:1},”location”:{“pages”:{},”cposts”:{},”cats”:{},”taxes”:{},”langs”:{},”wp_pages”:{},”ids”:[“”]}}”.
– Firewall Trigger: PHP Code.I’ve tried whitelisting all of these things, and none of these has worked:
*, sf_display
options-general.php, sf_display
options-general.php, page
*, page
options-general.php, superfly-menu-options
*, superfly-menu-optionsAccording to what I’ve read, it seems like the first or second line should have worked for this.
The only way I’m able to edit the options for the Superfly Menu page is by checking the box for the firewall to ignore administrators. Is there some other way I should be entering this parameter into the whitelist?
Thank you!
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