Stefan Bommeli

Hi Peter

Wow, your guess was absolutely right. For me there wasn’t a special .htaccess rule visible, so I just renamed the file to check if this would change something, and it did! Now Wordfence is working totally fine and I was able to finish the installation of the plugin. Every file is also loading correctly and there aren’t any errors left related to Wordfence.

I also recreated the .htaccess with the content of the old file and it’s still working. I have no idea why the old one was an issue.

Thank you so much for this hint, problem solved!

Best regards

@zhannak I don’t get any error messages. The “Please reset the access token” messages appears from time to time and i always renew the access token succesfully, but the stream just doesn’t show up and doesn’t display an error message.

Hi there

We’ve experienced exactly the same problem on a customers webpage.

Please update the thread if there is any solution to this problem.

Thanks in advance

Same problems here with all our websites running the newest version of YOAST. (Disabling YOAST solves the problem)

We also figured out that it looks like a compatibility issue with WPML. When we disable WPML everything works fine.

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Stefan Bommeli.

Okay, we figured out that ” [reference] ” in the single field below the pdf file name works!

Is there a possibility to use fields from CF7?

Thank you in advance

best regards