kfriedman

Same here, @dreamingat30fps. We have many sites that are completely reliant on Renzo’s plugin. @rnzo, please fix the update bug!

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by kfriedman.

I do appreciate the help Vladimir, but due to business requirements, we’ve since restored our entire site to an earlier version prior to installing your plugin. So, unfortunately, we currently don’t have a viable copy to make for you to test. I just wanted to make you aware that we experienced this on our end related to the Total theme.

I completely follow your logic here, however, when we deleted your plugin, and this was the only change we made, it somehow contributed to change in our user roles. We use the Total theme. Do you know of any conflicts with this theme? Our hosting confirmed this bug with us while inspecting our DB.

Thanks Gerroald, we appreciate you taking the time to address our concerns.

I appreciate all of the info, and yes, it makes perfect sense. Unfortunately, there are several plugins out there that only allow for admin usage. So although the site is more secure without tampering with the admin-type permissions (manage_options), it basically prevents a company like ours from running as efficiently by having to allocate unnecessary tasks to admins only. I completely understand from your perspective, as a security plugin, but from the consumer side, it can make using WP a big challenge.

Thanks for explaining this, Gerroald. Is it possible to set Wordfence so it doesn’t treat users with manage_options as admins? Or can I add a bit of logic to say if user has manage_options AND role = editor, then treat as editor?

Since this post, I’ve uncovered that the issue is related to our editor’s having manage_options permissions enabled. We’re doing this intentionally to allow the use of particular plugins within our post editor. Why does Word Fence interpret our editors, who have “manage_options” enabled, as admins?

Thanks for the quick update guys, appreciate it!

NVM, just figured out it was being caused by Monster Insights Add On for AMP. Thanks for the help.

I’ve just tried deactivating every single plugin and nothing changed. At this point I have no idea why this is happening. Since none of my plugins are on, I don’t see how a different plugin could be suggesting this? Our theme, Total, has also told us that it would never suggest this plugin for compatibility. Any other ideas?

When I checked the error log on the other browser I saw nothing. No errors or successes. Maybe this is why it isn’t working? I’ve done exactly what you said above and have received no data being passed. Not sure what else to do as I’ve also followed the blog reference you’ve sent to other support requests.

Another update: I tried using a different browser and I didn’t receive any errors, however, when testing a form that’s configured with your plugin, no information is being passed.

Just FYI, I’ve already tried this:

1) Deactivate and Delete the plugin. This will delete all the data from the database related to the CF7 Google Sheet Plugin. And Now again install and try to integrate.

2) If still same issue
Open Following file
cf7-google-sheets-connector\lib\php-google-oauth\auth\Google_OAuth2.php
line number 33 and replace “offline” to “online” and test.

None have worked so far.

I’m having the same issue. How did you fix??

It’s not published yet but I’m also encountering several other errors now as well. Image module will not complete image chooser (continues to load until I have to refresh the page and try again), h1-h2 headers not respecting my amp css classes, have to save page to see amp specific changes reflected, related pages rendering centered when I’ve specified left in the module. These are only a few, as they’re are many more.