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Hi,

We started receiving POST requests coming from our WP servers initiated by the Wordfence plugin to our website homepage, the requests look like this one:

https://www.akhbaralaan.net/?wordfence_syncAttackData=1612315820.7249

And we are receiving some GET requests when some visitors open some pages like the homepage or category pages.

We tried to find the reason behind these requests but we didn’t find a clear answer. We are currently blocking these requests to avoid server overload.

Could you please help with this?

Best Regards,

We’re facing the same issue. We’ve replaced the whole Memcached cluster on our AWS setup, but didn’t fix the issue.

The only way to solve the issue was disabling the Object Cache totally or enable it on the Disk method, not the Memcached one.

There should be an option to disable this message. It’s annoying!

Thank you @rankmath,

I found a way to replace the Open Graph image with a watermarked one using this action:

add_filter( "rank_math/opengraph/{$network}/image", function( $image_url ) {
  $watermarked_image_url = ... //Do something to get the watermarked image URL
  return $watermarked_image_url;
});

Best Regards,

Thank you @jamesosborne,

I’ve posted a new Feature Request on the plugin GitHub repository.

Hello @wpmudev-support9

Thank you for your support, that was helpful.

Best Regards,

Thanks a lot, @wpmudev-support8 and your great developers’ team. I will try that and see if it would help.

Best Regards,

Hello @wpmudev-support8,

Thank you for your reply.

I do agree with you, but instead of disabling the validation, we can have an option to bypass the scheme.

I tried to disable the validation but still need to use the full URL! Is it a bug?

Best Regards,

Hello team,

It will be beneficial to have an option to show certain countries in the list [include] and remove some countries from the list [exclude].

Best Regards,

Hi Justin,

I would thank you for this great plugin and valuable efforts that you’ve done, and I’m very excited to try your new update soon. I have one idea that will make your plugin even greater if you don’t mind.

Control the admin dashboard menus’ items visibility: suppose I need editors to have access to Widgets only in the Appearance menu, so it will be great to be able to hide Themes, Menus, Customize, … from the Appearance menu, and keep Widgets sub-menu only accessible for them.

So, you can add a new “Menus” tab beside “Roles” and Capabilities tabs [as I see in your screenshot], this tab will list all the available menus and sub-menus with a checkbox for each that shows or hides this item for a selected role. Or add as a new entry “Menus” to the capabilities list, before the “Custom” enrty for example.

That’s it, and wish you all the best,

Thanks @mbrsolution, it sounds a good idea.

All the best,