Chris

Interesting. Just the same happended here. I just played around in the settings of the form, and now it works ??

@luciendub Did you find a solution? Still running on 3.18.4

The problem starts before my code. The whole form is not shown anymore after the update.

When I do a diff between the two source-codes (with and without the update) there are missing exactly the div-sections for the acf-fields in the form.

Would you like to have an account to look for yourself? In the moment it is on the old version, you could update the plugin and see for yourself the difference.

The form contains a “post object”-field (dropdown-menu that filters a post type), a checkbox, a submit button and a hidden text-field. It is not a login-form, but you select a value from the dropdown-menu, check the checkbox and send, and then some code sends an email with a login-link.

• This reply was modified 9 months, 1 week ago by Chris.

Sorry, just found the “HTTP-Cache-Header“, I presume, if I set this to “never” it is practically a 302-Redirection?

Thanks a lot. Perhaps you want to fix the typo in the message from 7.x.x to 8.x.x. “The new version of the mPDF library which compatible with PHP V7.x.x is available now! Go to the Misc tab and upgrade the mPDF library if you run into errors or want to use the latest version.“

I find it strange, that in the second half of 2023 (PHP 8.0 ends in december, PHP 7.4 ended in december 2022) you officially support only PHP 7.4. There are hosters where you have to pay extra to use old PHP-versions. So I either have to use a broken plugin or have to pay extra for an old php-version? Please fix it to be at least compatible with php 8.1.

@wilrevehl: the code, I pasted in the first post, was from a “trigger” (acts automatically, when the conditions are met (in this case a new comment with specific content), not from a table. And it inserts data into wp_users and wp_usermeta (as you can see in lines 5-7).

Was this your question? I am not sure ?? if not, perhaps you could rephrase it ??

Hi, the fast solution to get your site running is to delete the file wp-content/object-cache.php.

Hi folks,

@generosus thanks for the post in the mentioned ticket. Are these times normal? That started 5 year ago. I am really not familiar with this community ??

@wfpeter thanks for considering it. Good luck to your team. And thanks for the fine Learning Center. I will look into it ??

Chris

PPS: Another backdoor I stumbled apon a few years ago, and wordfence could potentially warn about: In wordpress-settings “Membership – Anyone can register” was checked and “New User Default Role” was “Administrator”. I even think wordpress should prevent this setting in its core…

Hi Tim,

thanks for the good idea, weren’t that many, opening the ticket was definitely only for the others with the same problem ??

Chris ??

Hi all,

I just looked into the reports (they become available after three months) (all are from ‘Cyber_India’ or ‘Cyber_World’).
On one site it was a “info.php”, on two others the reachable “xmlrpc.php” from wordpress. So no hard security issues, I think.
Chris

@mat8iou They write to webmaster@, admin@ and some other administrative addresses @your-domain. So you never had to subscribe. I have got some mails from them (all findings by cyber_india) and since all sites are up-to-date, have wordfence running and there are no findings from scans (I checked via detectify com and immuniweb com) I just wait for the three months to pass by and am curious, wheter the result will be interesting.

OK, sounds good to me ?? Thank you ??

Chris