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Some of the websites are in learning mode, but most of them are not (been running WordFence for several years on some of the websites). I have tried the “Force Apply Template” which does set them to “In Sync” but they do return to “Local Changes” within the day.

Thanks, Dan

Thank you Margaret, I’ve replied via email

Thank you, Dan

Thank you for your response. For some reason the version it’s showing on the plugin page is: Version 8.05 | By CodePeople.net | View details

I’m guessing this may be why it’s not activating the update procedure. Would you recommend I uninstall then reinstall the plugin to update?

Thanks again for all of your help!

Thank you for your response. Captcha is enabled and there are mandatory fields, this is why I don’t understand how the email is blank with no user inputted fields. I’ll send you the form address via your contact form. Thank you

I was able to find 1 plugin, when deactivated fixed the error message I was receiving. The issue is it’s a plugin that has quite a bit of functionality in the website (this was setup by another developer). So it’s won’t be as easy as removing the plugin. I’ll need to think about how to proceed, but it doesn’t appear to be a Yoast issue. Thank you for your help, and sorry I’ve brought you in when it wasn’t a Yoast issue.

Dan

Thanks for your reply. Currently on WP version 5.1.1. I removed the wordpress-seo folder in plugins and reinstalled latest version of Yoast. All works fine, but the next day I get this error message. I’ve done this process twice with the same results.

I will try some of the other steps you’ve outlined. Thanks

Here’s a few more

https://www.google.com/fonts/
https://www.google.com/adsense/new/myads/auto-ads/

So if a person is trying to get to the WordPress admin dashboard they would.

1) sign in at /wp-admin
2) site redirects to home page
3) enter /wp-admin again to get them to dashboard

Does this make sense? Most users I want to go to the home page, but for an admin who updates the website, I need them to go to dashboard.

Thanks for all your help.

Dan

So I installed the plugin on my personal site with no Membership setup. When I go to /wp-admin and enter ID and Password it goes to my home page. Should it do this?

Since I have Login Redirect URL to point to my home page, will all requests (even /wp-admin) redirect to the home page?

Thank you for your reply.

Yes, I am using MemberPress. When I deactivate Memberpress, it still goes to the home page.

When I change the Login Redirect URL in Login or Logout Menu in settings
It redirects to whatever I put in this field. So it seam like the plugin is doing the redirect. (If put in other pages URLs and it always redirect to what I put in)

So just to make sure. if I go to mywebsite.com/wp-admin this should take me to the WordPress admin dashboard, no matter what is in the Login Redirect URL, correct?

Thanks Dan

I assume because I have the Login Redirect URL pointed to the home page.
So how would an admin, trying to get to the WordPress Dashboard be handled?

Thanks, Dan

Tobias,

Thanks. That did fix it. Should I add this to each entry or is there a way to fix the internal Cache?

Thank you for the help!

Dan

Not sure if you saw my second question:

I setup a test on my personal website using Genesis and Ninja Forms and it worked flawlessly. Now I’ve put the plugin on my clients website (also Genesis and Ninja forms) and the emails are not encrypting. Any ideas what I can look at? I’m using the same TO Address field as in the PGP encrypted User ID

Thanks for the help!
Dan

Yes, I was able to add a new administrator ID, but that ID also has the same issues.

I would agree, but my account is setup with administrator rights (Users=Administrator)