allan1978

Hi Shabti,

That’s all working now. great work.

Hi Shabti, I’ve tried both.

Hi Shabti,

I’ve no custom media settings and no duplicates. The image or file is uploaded as normal into the year/month uploads folder with no directory protection.

Thanks Samuel,

I can confirm that there is no Wordfence alert anymore.

All the best,
Allan

Hi Samuel,

Did you manage to find out any more detail about the security issue?

WordFence is still flagging the plugin with a critical vulnerability. (18/10/22)

Kind regards,
Allan

Hi Samuel,

Here’s a screen shot of the alert : https://www.portalcreative.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/afm-wordfence-alert.jpg

It doesn’t go into any detail though.

All the best,
Allan

I’ve sent another support request through your website and double checked my email.

Looking forward to your reply

Hi,

I’ve not received any emails from you, it might be that I have a typo in the email address I used when I created the ticket. (my mailbox is not full)

I’ve tried several things to get it to work such as this filter: add_filter(‘thjmf_load_old_ui’, ‘__return_true’);
The search functionality doesn’t work with that unfortunately.

so the only option I have is to rollback the plugin to a previous version.

Thanks again

HI Again,

I removed the plugin and reinstalled it and the main job page is working as expected.

When I use the search criteria it returns a blank page unfortunately. Here is an excerpt of the error log which might be helpful:

`Undefined variable $location_filter in /wp-content/plugins/job-manager-career/templates/job-filters.php
Undefined variable $job_type_filter in /wp-content/plugins/job-manager-career/templates/job-filters.php
Undefined variable $category_filter in /wp-content/plugins/job-manager-career/templates/job-filters.php
PHP Fatal error:
Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function rp_doing_it_wrong() in /wp-content/plugins/job-manager-career/classes/thjmf-core-functions.php:46
/wp-content/plugins/job-manager-career/classes/class-thjmf-public-shortcodes.php(265): get_thjmf_template()
/wp-content/plugins/job-manager-career/classes/class-thjmf-public-shortcodes.php(208): THJMF_Public_Shortcodes->render_page_listing_content()
/wp-content/plugins/job-manager-career/classes/class-thjmf-public-shortcodes.php(87): THJMF_Public_Shortcodes->thjmf_jobs_filter_event()
/wp-includes/shortcodes.php(356): THJMF_Public_Shortcodes->shortcode_thjmf_job_listing()
[internal function]: do_shortcode_tag()

Thanks,
Allan

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Hi thanks for your reply,

I have nothing in my spam or deleted items, would you be able to send the reply again.

Kind regards,
Allan

Hi,

I submitted a ticket about this issue with DIVI templates through your website and haven’t heard anything as yet.

Thanks,
Allan

@flippercode I’ve a few clients sites with legacy hosting that can’t be upgraded past 7.2

and yes, you can mark this support topic as closed ??

Hi,

I removed the comma from the sites that were affected and they now work as expected now.

Cheers,
Allan

@yoancutillas

No worries, thanks for your reply.

Hey there @andraganescu

That all makes sense but you could change the plugin name to something more descriptive that covered its functionality. The classic editor plugin could then grow into a hub for disabling all block features.

I can enable auto updates but i’m still going to have to install a separate plugin just to disable block widgets which is a bit annoying when you have a large number of sites that will require it.

The option of the function is cool but again adding that in to each site would take about the same time as adding the plugin.

I read your point that manually opting out via a plugin might not be the way forward but there’s not really another option unless they add that to the core which will never happen.

Cheers,
Allan