generalgumus

@wfscott Hi Scott, I can confirm I can see it on the front-end – not logged in. In fact I first noticed when Google PageSpeed flagged it.

Caching where and how? (I do use W3 total cache plugin)

WP: 5.3.2
Wordfence: 7.4.6

Hi @wfgerald, wordfenceBox.css is being loaded on the front-end of the site. I would like to prevent that from being loaded.

The API has changed. You now need to get an API key from google dev console and pass it on as a param when loading the maps –
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/get-api-key

Then edit ‘post-google-map/map-lib/Google-Map-Class.php’ line 32 to include your API key;
$js_footer .= '<script type="text/javascript" src="https://maps.google.com/maps/api/js?sensor=false&key=YourApiKey"></script>';

Hi Diana,

Sorry, I ment that I already increased the max input vars but it didn’t help. I have converted the menu to a standard manual menu.

So I’ve moved on but wanted to make you aware there is an issue.

Regards,
Devrim

It could even well be a server related issue. I have no idea. You need a custom post type registered either via code / plugin.

1. Add custom post types.
2. Create over 100 custom posts – some within multi-categories.

Useful to mention I have over 100 menu items at least. Some research led me to max_input_vars but no luck there.

Exactly. Perhaps we could alter the form with JS on page load and append the AJAX request to add more data but this method isn’t ideal. If there are any plans for such feature or already available somewhere great! If not I will develop my own plugin/page template that does it.

Hi Tom,

I have disabled that feature – no difference. Also, should of edited my initial post – Category Posts in Custom Menu plugin is also being used.

I think this has something to do with max_input_vars – haven’t counted the menu items but rough estimate; there are about 100 items. If I remove one item – the other one shows.

I have increased the max_input_vars via htaccess, php.ini from 1k to 10, 20, 50 – still making no difference.

I’ve hit a dead end. Kind of embarrassing too as it is hard to explain to client.

+ I think I just found out what the issue is…

I just realised there is a ‘Make Primary’ button on the post it self which is a functionality added by Yoast! which you cannot uncheck… See image.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by generalgumus.

Well, the issue is: I have many WordPress sites running on my server, which I maintain. I have more than 100 POST/GET requests for this XMLRPC file for each site every single day. I do have Wordfence / login security plugins but they don’t seem to be doing much when the admin / password strings are empty.

The bots can’t go in but thats a HTTP request every minute possibly even more.

As a temporary solution I have disabled access to that file for the outside world via htaccess but I don’t think that is a permanent solution as this file is needed for blog clients or something?

Seriously, this has been on going for many years yet a permanent fix is to be found.

Well, how can I resolve it whatever it is? Should I do a fresh wordpress install ?