jchambo

Would also like to see this available in the Classic Editor.

OK definitely not fixed by changing the Wordfence setting. This appears to be a Chrome issue with Jetpack.

Please advise / resolve.

Well what a roller coaster ride that was…. turns out coincidentally I updated “Easy Social Share Buttons for WordPress” just prior to toggling the above option in Wordfence and that was actually the culprit.

I’ve reached out to the plugin author to release a hotfix.

I would like an answer though as to why these errors occur in Chrome and not Firefox or Firefox Developer Edition without the need to toggle the above in Wordfence.

When checking /var/www/html/wp-content/debug.log I see the following:

[19-Jul-2024 00:47:55 UTC] WordPress database error Table 'wordpress.wp_jetpack_sync_queue' doesn't exist for query SELECT COUNT(*) FROM wp_jetpack_sync_queue WHERE queue_id = 'sync' made by shutdown_action_hook, do_action('shutdown'), WP_Hook->do_action, WP_Hook->apply_filters, Automattic\Jetpack\Sync\Sender->do_sync, Automattic\Jetpack\Sync\Dedicated_Sender::spawn_sync, Automattic\Jetpack\Sync\Queue->size, Automattic\Jetpack\Sync\Queue\Queue_Storage_Table->get_item_count

OK nevermind I’m blind, I see the following text now in Wordfence:

“You must choose the “Skipped” option if you use the WordPress app, the Jetpack plugin, or other services that require XML-RPC.”

What’s funny is once I switched the toggle from “REQUIRED” to “SKIPPED” my site broke instantly with the classic “There has been a critical error on this website.” error. Even turning on DEBUG mode in my wp-config.php file didn’t do anything or show me any errors.

I re-downloaded the WordPress core files and uploaded them however it did not fix my issue. What…. the……. hell.

• This reply was modified 8 months ago by jchambo.

My Wordfence settings are set to the following for XML-RPC. Do these need to be adjusted?

https://pasteboard.co/8JqKmUAh5iZR.png

• This reply was modified 8 months ago by jchambo.

Also seeing this everywhere. When is a release for 6.6.1 planned? I can’t believe it’s been nearly 24 hours and the most popular CMS in the world has yet to release a fix.

@wpmudev-support2 Unfortunately that’s been the same old story since 2018. For now I’ve deactivated Forminator and am now using the following to achieve this, for free:

• Contact From 7
• Contact Form 7 Connector (for the MailerLite connection)
• Ultimate Addons for Contact Form 7

It’s a shame there has been no movement on this even though the requests are there for it.

@eugenewhite – I deactivated everything on my website, all plugins, etc. and activated ONLY your plugin, while using the Divi Theme, and still see the ReWrite errors. When every other plugin is activated, other than Timetable and Event Schedule, there are no errors.

I even deleted my .htaccess file and created a new one with the default settings, same results. Maybe your plugin has a conflict with the Divi Theme in it’s latest releases?

@kellymetal – Thanks for the reply. It doesn’t sound like MailPoet is going to be a good fit then. I’m not really taking advantage of MailPoet’s subscriber functionality, I just wanted to use the First Purchase email functionality without having to deal with “subscribers” in your actual platform.

Can anyone from MailPoet please look into this, or at least confirm that your plugin doesn’t send emails out while WooCommerce is in “Test Mode” for New Orders?

Here is a link showing that these emails have been “Sent to 0 customers” even though purchases / orders / subscriptions have been tested in “Test Mode” successfully.

https://i.imgur.com/7aTQMhg.jpg

Like I’ve said, all emails via WooCommerce send perfectly fine, it’s just not these that send after an order is Completed for some reason. Thoughts? Is this just something that doesn’t send in “Test Mode” enabled in WooCommerce ???

This issue is still occurring with the Divi Theme / Theme Builder.

Is there any way to align items horizontally, not vertically? For example, if you create a new Radio Button, it puts the options in a vertical format, not horizontal.

Thanks!

Looks like deleting the seo-by-rank-math folder in /public_html/wp-content/plugins and re-installing via the plugins directory did the trick.