dannoll

Thank you. I just downloaded it and am running it. I will keep you posted.

Also — should I assume this plugin update will clean or trash collect the old duplicate records the plugin created in wp_options?

I notice several hundred records for the same post — that is, whose “Option Value” in the wp_options table is exactly the same. Is this expected? NOTE: This occurs for a few posts.

P.S. Thanks for your prompt replies, and for your work on an excellent plugin.

To confirm my understanding: if I continue to use the preloader, I should expect to see wp_options to fill up with batch process records. Is that correct?

Thanks for the response. I was the one who uncovered the conflict between Updraft Plus and Duplicator Pro (and have been in touch with your support team via email). If UDP support releases this fix, I suppose we can mark this resolved.

Having the exact same issue, with latest version 1.13.12

Using the Google Drive simple authentication method as outlined here: https://updraftplus.com/support/using-updraftplus-google-drive-app/

However, Updraft Plus displays the following at the top of the UDP options page:

“Success: you have authenticated your Google Drive account. However, subsequent access attempts failed:
required: The ‘fields’ parameter is required for this method.”

I have wiped settings, deactivated the plugin, deleted the plugin and reactivated. Nothing works, not even the “complex” method.

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by dannoll.

Thanks. I’d like to keep database caching on, as it has been recommended for my site configuration by multiple people I’ve worked with and is the result of a bit of tweaking over the years to determine what works.

I’ll keep an eye on W3TC vs. WF. The odd thing is that my site ran without a hitch since adopting Wordfence — only until very recently. So I just wonder what variable changed to cause the scan failure and heaps of data being piled up into the database. Just seems odd.

If it happens again, I’ll open a new thread or re-open this one. Thanks for your time and attention.

It seems like something has been fixed, or at least something has changed. (Note that I have not made any modifications on my end.)

I notice that scans now fill the wf_hoover table…with 100s of MBs. However, the wf_hoover table seems to be emptied or truncated to 0MB upon completion of the scan.

I just thought I’d ask: is this the way Wordfence has always worked, but I just haven’t noticed?

Thanks!

Thanks, Matt. I just sent the activity log (with debug on). I have not yet changed the file exclude settings.

I should also mention that I’m on a healthy VPS and size limits don’t seem to be a problem, as they’ve previously been on shared hosts.

I’ll look forward to your feedback.

Thanks!

Same here. All links in my admin panel redirect to this URL:

https://mysite.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wpseo_dashboard&intro=1

I am looking for the same functionality. The ability to link the image to an external website URL. Would make this plugin absolutely perfect.

Having similar resizing issues, but selectively.

Genesis 2.0, Magazine Pro theme. Attempting two simple social icons widget instances, one in the secondary navigation bar (where the icon size is not responding to settings in the widget) and a second instance on the sidebar, where social icon resizing works as expected.

You can see both instances here:
https://108.160.152.51/~dannoll/ucmv3/test/

Any idea what’s going wrong? Thanks for the assist.

If I have a custom post template, can I display related posts on it using YARPP infrastructure? (I read the readme for 3.5b4 and it suggests that I cannot, but I wanted to confirm.)

Thanks for the suggestion, Frederick. I imagine you are swamped, so I appreciate your taking the time to respond.

@mitcho: I’m rebuilding the site and will probably switch hosts. If the problem persists, I’ll let you know.

@cyril: Thanks. That’s my impression.

I’d love if Frederick could confirm this.