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thank you very much. this appears to be promising.

the link you provided contained this paypal link which contained this information:

Custom value as passed by you, the merchant. These are pass-through variables that are never presented to your customer
Length: 255 characters

is there a way to populate the “custom” field that is getting sent to paypal?

in other words, previously we could do the following:

<input type="hidden" name="custom" value="String to be returned from Paypal!">

then in the paypal IPN callback, $_POST[‘custom’] would then be set to “String to be returned from Paypal!”

is the documentation you kindly provided meant to replace what we are currently doing?

thanks again for offering assistance.

once again, chenryahts, thank you very much.

i am wondering if the plugin author is seeing this, and might respond.

thank you VERY MUCH chenryahts –

silly question, but what happens during the next release? does all this code get clobbered?

i was considering removing customizer.

thank you. i have used several captchas, and i believe the google reCaptcha is the best one. google reCaptcha will “remember” you so you dont have to answer every time.

i get this message:
XMLHttpRequest cannot load h t t p : / / childDomain [dot] com/. No ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ header is present on the requested resource. Origin ‘h t t p : / / childDomain[dot]parentDomain[dot]com’ is therefore not allowed access.

reposted issue here

i might try this unless somebody has a better idea:

https://wptavern.com/new-plugin-removes-all-traces-of-the-customizer-in-wordpress

one would think there would be a way to toggle back and forth between “Visual” and “text” and not loose jScript line-breaks!

ok Ad-inserter wins the day. i tried a couple of others but they dont seem to work with our extra plugins.

thanks.

update – i ran phpinfo() in the child domain expecting to see the name of the parent somewhere. i also included

echo exec(‘whoami’) and it showed “apache”

it may be a bug in virtualmin.

true – this is just a VERY temporary measure until i can get the offending plug-in to expose itself. i think whatever it is, it only happens at night.

hello tara – thank you for answering my question.

i considered that, but i have two problems there:

1) i never know when the problem will occur, since it does not seem to be consistent time-wise.

2) this is a multiuser wordpress site with many sites associated with it.

so, i have added this line into /wp-includes/plugin.php:

error_log(print_r(debug_backtrace(),1));// 2014-06-06 looking for lines 468 and 472

now all i can do is wait, and gzip the log file frequently !

hello michael – i have your wonderful plug-in installed in a WP multi-user (mu) environment.

in order to go through and change all existing WP sites from one second to two seconds (for example) it looks as if the best way would be to get all the wp_###_options tables, and maybe with an editor (or php) use something like this as a template:

UPDATE wp_###_options
SET option_value = ‘a:1:{s:13:”wldelay_delay”;i:2;}’
WHERE 1
AND option_name = ‘wldelay_options’
AND option_value = ‘a:1:{s:13:”wldelay_delay”;i:1;}’
;

or there is probably something i could have easily done in the source code beforehand, maybe change a global default somewhere to whatever i want.

do you have any opinion on this, or a better idea for me?

THANK YOU for your hard work and your efforts to keep WP safe. the attacks seem to be getting relentless.

RavanH – thank you very much. i suspected it was something pretty easy.

of course the problem is that every time the plug-in updates, i have to remember to do this again !

thank you esmi –

no, its just a simple URL link by clicking the little link icon in the edit page section. its the icon just right of the “align-right” icon.

backslashes didn’t seem to work!

i am starting to think the only way to change this value for all multisites is to do something like this:

select blog_id from dbName.wp_blogs ;

and for every answer:

UPDATE dbName.wp_####_options
SET option_value = 10
WHERE 1
AND option_name = ‘limit_login_allowed_lockouts’