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I always do a complete backup of the server and site before I add any plugins.

I restored the site and server with the backup I made immediately before installing wordfence and it is fine now.

The issue started only after I turned the caching on, so it is related to Wordfence.

I am still going to use Wordfence, but use another product for caching.

Like I already stated, I restored my htaccess and this is still happening. (Not to be nit-picky, but adding code to .htaccess requires changing the file. It is acting like there is something that was changed that was not put back to the original state after I uninstalled.

My entire site is https, so I am guessing it has to do with how it handles the rewrite for the caching and the browser thinking it is unsecure content. BUT there are no errors or warnings anywhere.

I like the product and have had good luck with it until now.

The latest version works on my servers.

The link for phpinfo is: https://xrf.pit-view.com/phpinfo.php

Thank you for your help.

If you made software that worked and supported it, I would not complain. If it were my company and I got a One Star rating, I would not be rude to the customer, I would fix it and change it to a 5 star.

I do support companies that support their products by purchasing the professional versions.

It took you two weeks to respond, that is a fact. And that shows a lack of support.

Your software does not work the attached image above proves that. And all you do is say it works.

If this is how you handle people interested in purchasing your products, i can only imagine the support you give once you get someones money.

Are you going to fix it and change the One Star rating, or just rant about it and keep the poor rating?

Yes I really have this issue, why be so rude when your code does not work.

I am running WordPress 3.5.2

Here is a link to the screenshot of the error.

And is two weeks the normal support paying customers get?