estherrosie

Thanks for such a quick reply.

I see that all links are actually stripped out of the content on importing.

Is there a way to customise to add in a resource link or content links?

I’d like to proceed with the Pro version quite soon.

I’m having the same issue – nothing happens

It’s on all our product pages:

https://www.primareltd.com/shop/

Thanks for such a quick reply

No it wasn’t a typo!

phpinfo() is blocked on the server – it says for security reasons.

Could this be the issue?

The WooCommerce status page can read the max_input_vars of 5000 but not your plug in.

I’m positive it is something blocked at the host as I’ve tried on two different accounts with them

Try this

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It wasn’t solved – it isn’t working on the demo now either https://demo.alienwp.com/responsive-slider/

Hi Griden – thanks – unfortunately it isn’t working for any of us so will find another solution.

thanks for taking the time to respond

Hi Griden

thanks for your reply.

I am afraid they don’t. If you click on the arrows or the dots at the bottom in firefox or chrome nothing happens – the slider just continues on its own.

In IE9 – if I click on these I can go forward, backwards or to the specific slide.

We have tried on three separate devices.

thanks in advance for any solution

Hi Markus

Did you manage this – I am trying to do the same thing but can’t get the piece of code quite right

I experienced this too. Had to fully delete the plug in and reupload the older version

Hi AITpro

Huge thanks for taking the time to reply and with such useful information.

I am fairly proficient at cleaning up hacks but also low in knowledge as to the technology behind them actually happening.

It was actually our Filezilla SiteManager files on two separate devices that were ‘stolen’ so obviously I won’t be using that anymore! We do connect to some of the same sites so I am assuming that something got in somewhere. No viruses or malware on our devices.

I would dearly love to know how so that I can try and protect against anything close happening again.

So no your system can’t project against that which is completely fair enough and I still use it on all my clients sites.

Massive thanks again for taking so much time to answer. Great support.

Hi Mickey

I am not blaming the attack on the plug in merely wondering why it doesn’t do what it says on the tin.

It specifically says it helps prevent code injection.

And I do scan all my software before installing thanks