oabrahim

I believe I figured out the issue. The site map url is to a category site map, specifically, Product –> Product Category. The blank line appears to be for a category that does not have a “Product Information Page” tied to it like all the others do.

We’ll make the update to that category, either by deleting it or tying it to a specific exiting published page. I’ll clear the cache and then the XML sitemap should regenerate (?)

@611shabnam Thanks. I tried in Dev and it has the same issue. I tried switching to another theme as well as turning off all the plugins, but the problem persists. I tried the Healthcheck and Troubleshooting plugin and turned on troubleshooting, but when I do that and try to hit the the page in question (fx-product-cat-sitemap.xml) It 404’s, probably because that’s a Yoast SEO generated page and if all plugins are off, that will include Yoast SEO which means that url will not work. If I try to turn on the Yoast SEO plugin while in troubleshooting mode, I get this message: There has been a critical error on this website.

What else can I look at or try? Please let me know. Thank you.

@mikeyboo Excellent. Thank you very much for your assistance and the fast response! ??

@johnny5

Sounds good. Thanks for the fast response and for the sanity check! ??

@abzlevelup
Yes, this seems to be working correctly now. Thank you very much.

@jasper

Excellent. We’ll give that a try. Thank you very much!

I have the same issue, but I’m not using elementor. Do we need to whitelist any urls for the recaptcha to work? Another (silly) question – does the site need to be fully live? (We have some dev / stage sites behind a firewall which is why I ask.) Thanks.

@carsmatt

Well, the issue isn’t that the message appear, it’s that they never go away. (Unless you manually “X” out of them.) I could clear the cache this morning, then log out and log back in this evening and they’ll still be there – in the admin dashboard.

@mikeyboo

That may be helpful, thanks!

I also found these which may work as well:

https://css-tricks.com/how-to-fetch-and-parse-rss-feeds-in-javascript
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29818858/parse-rss-title-into-html-using-javascript

Thanks again.

@mikeyboo

Hi,

Yes, I understand that. The question here is how do I get the RSS XML elements into an HTML template? Would that be a special PHP template file or would it need to be handled with JavaScript? I know the plugin has a “template”, but it’s not quite an HTML template or am I missing something?

Please let me know. Thanks.

I’m back with an update, as promised.

SecureAuth Authenticate seems to work without issue with Wordfence 2FA login security.

Here’s the abbreviated version of the instructions should anyone else need them:

1. Install SecureAuth Authenticate app on your smart phone.
2. Log into WordPress. If you’re an admin go to Wordfence –> Login Security. Ther ee you will see a QR code that you will need in step 5.
3. Open the SecureAuth app and click on the “CONNECT ACCOUNT” button.
4. You will be given two options for how to connect – select “Connect with QR Code”. (The app may ask permission to use your device’s camera – go ahead and grant that permission.)
5. Use your phone to take a picture of the QR code.
6. Once you’ve take a picture of your QR code, you will be asked to confirm the connection. To do so, enter the 6 digit number that appears on your phone into the Wordfence box (same page as the QR code) and click activate. Note: you must click “activate” in WordPress before the timer next to the code in the SecureAuth app counts down to zero.
7. You will then be given the option to download your account recovery codes ( you can also do this at any time in the future by going back into WordPress admin –> Wordfence –> Login Security.
8. If you click “back” in the app on your smartphone, you should now see the new account entry for the site you just set up.
9. To confirm that everything is working correctly, log out of WordPress and log back in. After you successfully enter your username and password, you will now see a new screen, asking for the 2FA code. Go into the SecueAuth app on your phone and find it and enter it before the timer runs out and click the Log In button.

You have completed the setup process for 2FA. Please repeat this process for all
Wordpress sites you have access to. Each one will need a different 2FA code, they cannot be used across all the WordPress sites.

Hi qtwrk,

That seemed to do the trick. Thank you very much for your help! ??

@wfadam

We just signed up for Wordfence Premium and setup access to Wordfence Central. I activated 2FA for my login for that site, which is WordPress (of course!) and was able to use the SecureAuth app on my phone to do so. So that is a good sign that it should be just a easy with our wordpress sites, I belive. Again, will update this thread when I try it on our sites.

Thanks.

@wfadam

Thank you for the response. I suppose it’s something I’ll have to test on my end. No plugin will be used. All of our users already have SecureAuth on their phones. As I understand it, if my testing goes well, I’ll have to give all the users a heads up and instructions well before the 2FA go-live date. I believe the setup is split between the WordFence 2FA side and the SecureAuth app of the individual user. Seems possible. I’ll report back with what I find out.

Thanks again.

Hi,

I have a similar question about WP Extended search. How do I exclude attachments from the results altogether? Please let me know. Thank you.