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You are assuming they can count to six. I don’t want them to be confused since they use the other hand to count with.

I provided an almost instant solution to remove the plugin from the backside and reinstall the previous version, and you are good to go in less than 10 minutes.

For those who have no sin, cast the first stone.

For those who are crying, You failed to practice the first law of technology: backup. The second law: is backup. The third law: is backup. The fourth law is to practice the first three laws. The fifth law is if you can’t follow laws 1-4, you need to find a new job.

You don’t have a right to say anything to Oooh Boi but thank you for your creative mind, your dedication to your craft, and your diligence in providing a free product to one and all.

Get a life!

Laziness is when a software provider relies on customers to do all their problem-solving work. I have worked with some great developers who requested access to the site to confirm the problem upon the initial support request.

The developers guided me to a solution, fixed one of their configurations, or updated their software to resolve the issue.

On the other hand, you asked for information two days after the initial support request.

You were able to identify the problem “WordPress indicates that the application is active but not in the plugin list.” without even knowing which site that was in question. That was part of the problem.

Who has two days to waste on a down retail site waiting for a lackadaisical response from an arrogant personality?

Since I restored the site, it has been working flawlessly. So I guess it is back to Wordfence for peace of mind and security.

The narrative is just one person’s opinion about a problem and a lack of a solution.

As per your recommendation, I reinstalled the application via the WordPress plugin site.

After following your installation and removal sequence, I examined my SQL database finding your deactivation and deletion process left at least seven tables associated with your plugin. In addition, the security fault dialog boxes continued.

Having spent way too much time trying to figure out your plugin-generated issues, I reinstall a backup made before installing your product. I recommend that anyone is reading this thread back up your complete system before installing and activating any plugin.

It is appalling that software developers are still creating tables in your database and not removing the tables from the database upon deletion. The continued laziness of software developers to remove their garbage upon deletion demonstrates the lack of community integrity, concentrating on future cash rather than providing a good product.

Too bad there are no negative stars. What are two wasted days worth to you?

Sorry but your solution fails. I reinstalled the application. WordPress indicates that the application is active but not in the plugin list. I can’t do much with that now, can I. I also get a security notice when turning off a plugin.

After testing all my plugins I found that wp hardening created the problem under “Disable Information Disclosure & Remove Meta information” activating “remove version from stylesheets” created the problem. I hope this helps.

Save thing different day. Too bad you can’t drop off a support request at their site.

I have been using the plugin for over a year and one day it went off the deep end. Your plugin is deployed on several sites I manage without incident.

I don’t remember turning on Glider but maybe I did. I redid the page using the 1.2 version and it worked.

One suggestion. Default for Breaking Bad. If possible to set the default for tablet and phone to 100%. Just a time saver.

Your videos are great and I appreciate all your hard work.