psychedeliczen

I saw this in a different thread for a different problem: changing this setting: FooGallery -> Settings -> Gallery Creator Role – select the “Editor” role

But this seems to have solved my problem as well. I can finally see the Galleries tab under FooGallery, which was missing before.

Additionally, when I go to the FooGallery link in the Dashboard sidebar, I am met with an “Activation” screen that wants me to Opt-In to something, but neither one of the buttons work (neither the Allow & Continue or the Skip buttons do anything when I press them)

The rest of the options underneath activation are Settings, Features, Help, and System Info, but the actual Galleries themselves are completely gone and I have no way to access them.

Hello:

I could not tell you if AIOWPS has been updated recently, since I have that set to do automatically on my server.

I added that line to my wp-config.php and it made no difference. The same thing is happening.

I am sending my htaccess to your help right now.

Hello Ashley:

I had all of my plugins disabled in order to log into my WordPress Dashboard. I enabled the AIOWPS plugin and immediately was kicked out of the Dashboard and to my login screen. I was unable to login again. I had to disable all plugins in order to log in again. When I enabled AIOWPS no other plugins were enabled.

I checked the PHP error log and the only thing in there was this line (username and website redacted)

[13-Nov-2022 02:03:10 UTC] wp_auto_login: trying to login user_id==1 loginusername=REDACTED to admin_url=REDACTED/wp-admin/

I am unable to enable the AIOWPS plugin at all without it crashing my Dashboard and forcing a logout which I cannot log back in again. I cannot even change any settings because that would require enabling it, and I can’t enable the plugin at all.
This literally just started to happen two days ago, and prior to that I have made no changes to the plugin.

I do have the Title variable in the Seo title field. In the SEO Title field on the “Search Appearance – Yoast SEO” page under “Content Types” I have four purple bubbles that have the following:

Title Page Separator Site Title

These also appear in each post under “Yoast SEO” > “Site Title”

As for the SEO title section on the actual individual post, if I type the focus keyphrase into the Seo Title section for the Post, then, yes, the warning goes away.

“We are currently aware of a bug when snippet variables are used in the title field – resulting in incorrect negative feedback about your keyphrase not being in it.”

I do not know what “snippet variables” are, but I don’t use any special codes or anything in my title field. I just type the words as plain text.

Hello:

I have disabled every firewall setting, and I am still getting the 403 error as well.

I am also on an Apache shared hosting server.

I looked through all of my Yoast settings and could not find one that said og:url. I looked on the general Yoast settings, the Yoast Social settings, and the settings at the bottom of each page in the editor. Searching online on Yoast’s website tells me that I cannot do this without some advanced tool that I have no access to: https://yoast.com/help/change-og-url/

Is there another way to correct this issue?

Hello:

Thank you for your reply. I will definitely update my security and change passwords.

However, it is not my own local IP that is doing the hammering. It is the IP address of my website itself.

Thank you for your help. I figured out the problem was using FooGallery to add the images. It messed with the permalink. I am using a different way to add images to my gallery and it has a proper URL.

Thank you very much. I am still going to use your plugin for other purposes!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by psychedeliczen.

To answer your first question, I meant the Redirect section of your plugin.

OK so if redirection only works for existing URL’s, then how do I go about what I want to do? Basically, I want to rewrite the Image Attachment pages so that the “?attachment_id=” part redirects to the image title in the URL (such as in the example above). I have tried using htaccess rewrite rules and they do not work. I have tried adding a piece of code (found in another WP forum) into my fuctions.php and that did not work either. I am at a loss as to how to fix this problem. Your help wouldbe greatly appreciated.

I posted this question one week ago and have yet to receive any replies. I have searched for my problem in the forum and on Google, and have not found anything to help solve my problem. Is there anyone who can possibly help me?

Nevermind, it fixed itself somehow.

I figured it out, thank you so much! ??

I fixed it, I just had to reinstall the update, one of the files was corrupted.