michaelisc

Yes, that works. Many thanks!

My website, https://www.rockyforkformulas.com, exhibits the same behavior as described above. We rolled back to 3.3.1 and that solved the problem. We are running the latest WordPress but an ancient theme (Inception).

Here’s how I fixed this issue. I created user levels (or roles if you will) and assigned users to those levels (roles) after registration. Then I created separate but virtually identical product entries with a common variation for each level (role) in the name for each product. I restricted the levels (roles) from seeing the other levels’ in the shopping section.

It’s a pain and time consuming but it works and it works well. No squawking from retail customers about wanting the wholesale discount because no one but wholesale customers can see that section of the store.

Same here except I can’t cancel and get a complete. Gets so far and quits.

I had this problem. I deactivated and reactivated and it then worked. Why? No clue.

I will do that and post

The ip’s are all the same address and location. I have the method Wordfence uses to get ip’s set to CF-Connecting-ip, though I have tried all of them. I am currently locked out due to the fact that someone has broken the rules and the single ip address has been blocked. I can fix that pretty easily. I have the Cloudflare plugin and tried to see if something there is the problem but can’t find anything.

I have both

Having the same problem here

OK, I was WRONG! I DID have Cloudflare enabled. It was enabled when I installed Wordfence some time ago and is still enabled. In fact I have just figured out I don’t know how to disable it.

In any case, I changed the “How does Wordfence get IPs:” option to “Use the Cloudflare “CF-Connecting-IP” http header to get a visitor ip” choice. Worked very well.

Many thanks for your hard work. Now weighing the paid option as a possibility. Good plugin.

I had Cloudflare disabled due to having been locked out of my site. The lockout was caused by the firewall blocking the only ip address that is seen. I had the basic cache enabled. I disabled it, blew out the cache, logged out and logged back in but got the same ip address that I now see for everything in Live Traffic.

I read the articles proveded on ip address access and we’re getting beyond my expertise rather quickly.

I am using Site5 as my host. Can I assume then that Site5 has changed the way it reports ip addresses or could it be some remnants of caching programs I no longer use hanging around? Or is something stuck in Wordfence?

Maybe this is a clue-

I have had 403 errors on several of my websites that can only be fixed by deleting the “deny access” sections of the .htaccess file. Once I delete the “WFIPBLOCKS” section of .htaccess my pages can be viewed again.

That got me past line 161 but now I am getting “Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 71 bytes) in /home/rockyfor/public_html/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 2258.”

Should I attempt to increase the memory allocation (256 MB requested) or something else?

OK, figured it out.

Find in both the template.php and page.php files in the content directory this line-

<?php else : // If not viewing a single page. ?>

		<?php get_the_image( array( 'size' => 'inception-full' ) ); ?>

and replace it with this code-

<?php else : // If not viewing a single page. ?>

		<?php /* get_the_image( array( 'size' => 'inception-full' ) ); */ ?>

That eliminates the extra graphic at the top of the post header on the page.

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