donmcleman

Thank you. I’m not sure how it works now but it works. Both sites did have the latest plugin. I downloaded a new copy of the plugin on the live site and then when I deployed the staging copy there was no problem. I also changed the file permissions on wp-config.php, which had been too low. I don’t know what the solution was, but it works now so thank you!

This issue has been affecting my site. When I update my live site with the staging site (which has the latest plugin) I get this error message:

“Fatal error: Cannot declare class AIOS_Abstracted_Ids, because the name is already in use in [ ] /all-in-one-wp-security-and-firewall/classes/wp-security-abstract-ids.php on line 11”

Is there a new fix in the pipeline?

And the latest version 7.6.5 has fixed it, that was quick work ??

Thank you

That’s great, thank you for your help!

No, Chrome is the same. Am I the only one to have brought this up, maybe other users are the same?

Hi, thanks again for the quick reply. Those were set up correctly. I’ll just check how it looks in Chrome as maybe this is just a Firefox quirk.

Hi, I’m just using the chat function of the plugin without a PBX for calls. I’ve gone through all the admin section to make sure that everything was already set to the UK timezone and English UK. This seems to be a tiny detail that has slipped through?

Further update – the information does show up in a Private Window so I must simply have turned off something flagged as inseccure by the main Firefox browser. In other words, not a problem with the plugin ??

Ah, yes it does! The problem only occurs in Firefox but I see the information there when I check it in Chrome. I’ll think about it but please let me know if you’ve come across this before ??

Thank you so much for such a quick reply! And quickly sorted. Cheers.

I still get the error message but I’ve solved the immediate problem – I wanted to change the text on the ‘Read more’ button.

For anyone else with that problem, I had created a ‘po’ file for English GB but all I’ve now done is save it in the Locale folder with other po files.

Anyway, all sorted here for me so thank you!

SOLVED!

Please ignore this, it was of course caused by the settings of another plugin.

Yesm this makes a lot of sense, thank you.

I’ve fixed it for my browser but couldn’t there be set dimensions of the iframe to display an instruction ‘If the content does not display check settings etc…’

In the standard security settings for the latest firefox (shows no version number so I can’t help there) I blocked only cookies from unvisited websites (previously it blocked cross-site tracking cookies. I’m not sure what the default is as I may have changed it myself previously.

Anyway, problem solved. Thank you!

I’ve done some fiddling in the inspector window in Firefox and come up with an explanation.

I changed the iframe width and height to 400px and it revealed this error message:

“Firefox Can’t Open This Page

To protect your security, https://www.facebook.com will not allow Firefox to display the page if another site has embedded it. To see this page, you need to open it in a new window.”

So what do I do for visitors using Firefox? Any help much appreciated as I am stuck ??