mattinventive

Thanks Alan, appreciate it!

Great this seems to have done the job so thank you for that.

Using the plugin WP Crontrol I’ve lowered the CRON run frequency for admin_check_for_new_folders too to once per week, is this going to have any negative impact on the plugin would you know?

Not sure if it makes a difference but for your ref the site has ~75,000 images.

Hello, I’m wondering if there’s any update on this? I now have this on multiple of accounts which are hosting on Pantheon.

Hey Peter,

Thanks again for your response, weird I’ve noticed this PHP8 issue is also happening for another user in the support forums, however they haven’t mentioned a fix so luckily I’m not the only one.

I’ve sent the diagnostics via email as requested with my WordPress username in the subject line.

Also commenting due to having the same issue from WP Toolkit on WHM.

Looking forward to seeing a solution, hopefully just a false-flag.

Hey Peter,

Thanks a bunch for your response.

• Unlink issue is coming up in the PHP logs.
• I can confirm that the directories wp-admin, wp-content and wp-includes have the permissions 755 however due to how Pantheon works I’ve had to create a symbolic link from wordfence-waf.php to /wp-content/uploads/private as per Pantheons installation instructions so I wonder if this is an issue.
• Again due to how pantheon works the file owners are root

I will follow your advice to send a report via email following your instructions for more information

Thanks a bunch for the help ??

Hi, has anyone got anymore detail on this? I’m also getting the PHP error:

Undefined array key "title"

On PHP8.0.

Does this effect functionality, and, how do I fix this without reverting to 7.4?

Just to follow up on this I’ve been looking through the Diagnostics tab and I can confirm that MySQLi Storage is the Active WAF storage engine

Hi guys, we are not using Sensei Paid Courses, or any paid Sensei plugin. We are just using the FREE Sensei LMS.

I can send a status report for proof if needed.

Again, no paid or commercial Sensei LMS modules are being discussed this is simply effecting the free Sensei LMS.

I have tried turning off all plugins and themes to see if this fixes this but it doesn’t.

Looking forward to your response.

Hey Phil,

Yes it is important to know why someone has been blocked, what I’m asking for isn’t to completely remove this, just to give us almost a template page to whitelabel the page a bit.

For the average jo, users will not understand why they’ve been blocked with the current Wordfence block screen (from the phonecalls I’ve had in the past).

What I would love to do is to add the website’s branding into the Block Page + customise the page to say something along the lines of “Our firewall has blocked you, please contact X to find out why, or view below”, and the below would be the usual Wordfence block page.

Essentially a custom template, similar to say 404.php when developing a theme to handle 404 errors.

Took nothing down for me but also cannot fetch the download for 19.5.1

Hey!

Webhooks are extremely important for Stripe and I set this up always when I create eCommerce stores using WooCommerce and Stripe.

From their docs:

“Webhooks are used by Stripe to communicate with your site. It provides information such as the status of the payment, and is used to update the order based on certain events from Stripe’s side of things.”

More from the docs and full guide

Hope this helps! ??

Hey, I wanted to see if I could help you here.

Have you set your categories to display Subcategories, rather than products? This can be found by navigating to:

“Dashboard -> Appearance -> Customise -> WooCommerce-> Product Catalog -> Category Display”

You should change Category Display to feed your needs, i.e. “Show subcategories” will show ONLY subcategories in categories if they exist, or, “Show subcategories and products” will show both subcategories and any products in that category

Documentation here

Hope this helps! ??

Hey, I’m just going to chip in here! ??

I would assume a developer wouldn’t put their code into the plugin. If they HAD to do that I’m sure they would change the version number so the plugin wouldn’t search for updates (bad practice). However I guess we can’t make decisions from assumptions, so…

I would download a fresh copy of whatever WooCommerce version you’re currently on from WooCommerce’s releases page then extract the files and compare it to the files on your site. They should be identical.

For example, if your site is using “V1”, download a fresh copy of “V1” then use a code editing software such as VS Code to compare your V1 to the fresh V1. If there are inconsistencies your plugin is edited and you shouldn’t update without backing up.

If there are no changes when comparing to a fresh copy you’re good to update! ??

• This reply was modified 2 years, 8 months ago by mattinventive. Reason: Adding "(bad practice)"