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nice faq – yes I missed it – apologies – I’d never have really thought of looking there tbh even though I often do check the faq I just didn’t this time, sorry

What about the numeric field – I checked the FAQ and didn’t see anything in there about that – and apologies in advance if I missed that

a bit unfair to hide the release lockouts like that, no? I presume it’s to get people to click on the adds or something is it?

the update fixed it for me on all 30 sites

Me too – doesens of sites – inbox in a shambles – I thought the idea with the digest was that you only got a mail if there was an issue – but now it seems to be sending out a message telling me my site is OK – who want’s to know everyday that their site is OK ? It’s up there with gravity is still working and there’s still oxygen in the atmosphere.

thanks George nice tip

knocked this out quickly figured I might as well share it – I use a plugin instead of a theme because often the theme changes during development

https://www.filedropper.com/comming-soon-styles-wpmaintenancemode

( never used filedropper before but it seems safe and harmless just don’t click the adds by accident )

I am a developer so I don’t remember exactly what site it was – I think it was a client site https://theirishtake.com/ — but it looks like I either got around the problem some other way or else it was fixed in an update or something becuase it’s fine now – thanks

I disabled Simple Page Ordering plugin and it worked again

thanks @dwinden – I see what you mean and thanks that’s interesting and handy to know I wasn’t really sure what that line was doing

sounds like it would easily overwritten to me, but thanks anyway … I think I will just leave the hackrepair unticked until it removes ifttt

hackrepair.com sorry not hacklist.com – and no still reply from anybody a week on btw

just marking this as solved – ( at least it seems fairly clear to me anyway)

@buzztone and @takayuki Miyoshi Thanks for that info – it makes sense and I’ll try it out later on – btw @takayuki Miyoshi ‘reply-to’ in advanced headers is prob not the most intuitive place to have it from a UXIX point of view if you want my opinion … I’d make it more prominent since it will be used more often now

@dwinden +1

So by next major release do you mean 5.3 ie not 6.0? – to many people by next major release you mean 6.0 and if that’s what you mean it would make the replacement I guess a year or two away.

I’m not sure you understand how invaluable the security status section is to the operation of your plugin – many people who use the plugin like myself manage banks of sites ( i’m sure some people manage hundreds or more ) – where it’s not practical to go through all the settings individually ( which seems to be the only option now ). Props for coming up with the better soloution that I’ve read on your changelog but really what about in the meantime?

This by far the strangest decision I’ve seen by a piece of software in a long time – you literally hacked off what is for me anyway ( and I can only imagine a large percentage of your user base ) the crowing glory of the tool’s UIUX, and didn’t even replace it with a temporary solution — if you want my opinion.

Here’s hoping you replace it with something similar soon.