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Hi moonvader.

Even though my live and staging sites are identical copies, the problem between the two hasn’t been consistent i.e. the live copy has more ‘blank’ forms than the staging.

I’m afraid, I’ve not made any progress in solving this, but if I do, I’ll try and post here.

Cheers.

Hi.

Although I’m still experiencing some bugs with 3.0.5, I was able to solve this problem by updating the Layout and Styles add-on for Ninja Forms and then upgrading to 3.0.5.

I didn’t know that a I had an outdated version of Layout and Styles installed as I didn’t get an version update alert in my Dashboard, which is odd.

Regardless, this is how I fixed the issue for missing forms, so hopefully it’ll work for others.

Cheers.

Hi.

I came across this post because this is what has just happened to my site after updating.

The update process seemed to be going fine, but when it completed, Poof! All my forms (10 of them) had disappeared.

Hopefully a solution can be found soon, and if I find one, I’ll try and post it here.

Hi All.

This issue is no longer relevant to me (I’ve not resolved it, but it’s just not an issue I’m looking to fix). However, I’ll leave the topic open for others.

Cheers.

Can anyone help with this?

It’s got me completely stumped.

Thanks!

Thanks a lot for the update, and the pending fix.

Cheers!

Hi.

I just wanted to report that I’m getting the same error:

“Error: Error retrieving the json file from server for the detected WordPress version: 4.0.1. Scan aborted.”

Is there a fix planned for this soon?

Thanks.

Hi mbrsolution snd wpsolutions

Thanks both for the input.

I’ve solved the issue. Here’s an overview of how I did it.

While it’s been installed on my site, I have not actually had aiowps active for some time. I have been using other plugins for security.

Anyway, I think the problem may have been that when I deactivated the aiowps plugin some months ago, I had the 5G blacklist protection (along with other settings) enabled, and when deactivating it with that settings enabled, the htaccess wasn’t rewritten to remove the relevant rules.

By reactivating the aiowps plugin, enabling and then disabling the 5G blacklist setting, the problem has been fixed i.e. I’m no longer getting the redirect issue, and the 5G rules are no longer in the htaccess.

This seems to indicate that before deactivating the plugin, then certain settings (at least 5G blacklist) should be disabled first.

I hope this helps anyone else, and if you (wpsolutions) want me to provide more information about this, I’d be happy to do so, either here or via email, if you think it would be relevant to the development of the plugin.

Cheers!