lordsnake

the plugin, as mentioned above is called “WooCommerce Product Feed Pro“

Version 2.2.17 | By?WebAppick

there is no such plugin installed.
The plugin being used is called ““WooCommerce Product Feed Pro“” and that is what the error is related to.
When I googled that plugin it lead me here?

i don;t see any CTX feed on the menu.

this is for “WooCommerce Product Feed Pro“

I also did not like mainWP.

didn’t like the interface and was a PITA to setup and get everything working, the reports were not good either.
There is also lots of extra cost as you also have to purchase all the 3rd party services and plugins. I worked out you need at least 50 sites for it for be cost effective, unless you charge a lot to your clients.

Wpumbrella is lacking in features compared to managewp, but at the moment it seems to be more reliable and support is more responsive as it is a small company. I am hoping they will be adding all the missing features.

Since Godaddy boight out managewp it has gone to crap, but lets be fair anything GoDaddy touches sucks.

ManageWP suppor tliterally told me they do not care about the issue and have no intention of fixing it anytime soon.

do I have to o add this to every site or is a central place in managewp I can add it?

i am currently looking at moving everything to wpumbtella anyway since managewp be support is pretty much non existent now

they literally told me they do not care about this issue and have no intention of fixing it anytime soon.

its working now, for whatever reason, it took a couple of days for the account to show up in site kit.

on top of this issue I am also now having the issue that managewp keeps disabling itself.

Managewp support have basically refused to do anything as they have said it is not a high priority as it is only affecting a small number of people. Or at least not enough people have reported it for them to care.

Sheesh, its not like their developers are actually busy, when is the last time manageWP actually got any updates or new features?

i can see users on Godaddy also reporting the same issue.

ok it turns out this is more complicated that I thought,
the primary site domain.com is hosted with host1
but domain.com/blog is actually hosted elsewhere and it looks like the requests for doamin.com/blog are being proxied by by host1 to host2

so on the sevrer, wordpress is in fact installed to the public_html folder, and yes, all the files do exist.
but the issue is still the same, when saving the settings, wordpress is for some reason changing the URL from https://mydomain.com/blog/wp-admin/options-general.php
to
https://mydomain.com/wp-admin/options-general.php

which is why it is fialing, a sthat request doesn’t get proxied and is thys trying to load the file form the wrong place.

they’re are no WordPress files exist at all at that location, because it’s the wrong url, as mentioned above.

did you see my last reply?

I have already conatcted you a few hours ago

why would you send me to there and recommend that plugin if that doesn;t solve the problem or provid ethe solution I asked about?

that is just misleading

ok but you recommende dme that addon in response to my question, which obvipously implies it does what I asked.

it says

X-Litespeed-Cache: hit

I just purchased that plugin, but it does not seem do what I asked.

I do not see any way to access or subscribe the existing commentors