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Thanks for replying so quickly. I have done a bit more testing, including trying to hit /wp-admin in an Incognito window, and I see that the block is happening then too, even before I have attempted to enter any username or password info. I’m hitting the page and getting blocked immediately.

I do have a Cloudflare rule set that forces a browser check on anyone hitting my login page. It also sets the Security level to “I’m Under Attack”. Is it possible that this rule is triggering Wordfence somehow and causing WF to think I’m an attacker?

Also, one more note–I have never received an unlock email successfully from the WF plugin, on this or any other site I run, unfortunately, but I’ll just focus on this one for now. I never receive the unlock emails. I do have an SMTP plugin installed on the site and am having no email issues from any of the contact forms. I’m the sole admin on the site.

Same problem here. Not loving it.

Making the suggested change fixed the issue.

Thanks!

I learned that the reason I was having this problem was because the WP install I’m running this instance of Wordfence in is actually located within the directory of another WP install (I’m on Siteground, and the setup is that I have one main domain with all other domains as subdirectories of that domain).

So, I disabled Wordfence on the main domain and am now able to authenticate GSK on the site I was trying to install it on.

Just an update: I also tried deleting Wordfence after selecting the option to remove all tables from the database. Still receiving the same error.

I had to install another plugin called Wordfence Assistant that goes through and deletes all references to WF in the database. This was necessary even though I had selected the option to have all WF info deleted from the db on uninstall. The import is now working.

Quite sure it’s Wordfence… there’s a big Wordfence logo in the top left corner of the warning page.

I’ve fixed the issue temporarily by disabling the Strong Password feature in the form settings.

I’ve just figured out that I need to simply add the field codes in double brackets and they will be included in the email.

I’ve been using All-in-One Event Calendar by Time.ly and I find it does a great job. The free version has everything I need in it. https://time.ly/

Thanks for clarifying.

It seems to be working well again. However, there was some output in Errors & Debug:

https://pastebin.com/hucv8ubk

Good! An even easier step is to simply deactivate and then reactivate the plugin. This has the same effect for me on both sites where I’m using this plugin.

Actually need to re-open this. Polylang appears now to be breaking my search of custom post types, which I hadn’t been testing for earlier. My previous solution (simply re-saving the settings) doesn’t work for this issue.

I am using a function that allow me to search all posts, all pages, and all custom post types. When Polylang is deactivated, search works well. When it’s active, custom post types are not returned in searches.