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The way I solved this issue was by reinstalling WP. I took a WP DB backup first, reinstalled everything and then restored the WP DB.

If I go to Plugins > Installed plugins, I can see the version of all my plugins. If I then go to www.remarpro.com and start checking their latest versions manually, I can see that some of them have new versions available.

Hi Foriz,

See screenshot here:

https://rapidshare.space/getImage.php?i=2125097292

Regards,

Rui

Another thing that I’ve tested:

I’ve disabled all plugins, changed the theme to WP’s default theme and reinstalled WP (4.9.2).

Unfortunately, nothing changed. It still says that there are no new updates, although I have plugins that are not in their latest version.

Hi Foriz,

I’ve noticed one other thing. In the past, when checking the installed plugins (Plugins > Installed Plugins), each plugin would show the developers name, followed by a link to check the details of the plugin, which if I remember correctly were pulled out from www.remarpro.com.

Now, what I see is the developers name, followed by a link “Visit Plugin Site”.

Regards,

Rui

Hi Firoz,

I appreciate the help.

I’ve installed and ran Wordfence Scan as suggested by solution 1). Wordfence returned no problems but when looking closer to its log, I could see the following message:

“[Jan 31 18:25:33:1517423133.549102:1:error] <br /> <b>Notice</b>: An unexpected error occurred. Something may be wrong with www.remarpro.com or this server’s configuration. If you continue to have problems, please try the support forums. (WordPress c”

I’ve also tried solution 2), but nothing changed.

Regards,

Rui

Hi Firoz,

Here’s the info you’ve requested:

1) https://www.ruifeio.com
2) MH Magazine
3) https://sandbox.onlinephpfunctions.com/code/1ddb37c0f3696560a8a6f71d3d1556616481398a

Thanks!

Regards,

Rui

Hi Firoz,

Thanks!

I’ve looked into the functions.php file of the theme that I’m using but did not find any of the 3 hooks that you’ve mentioned.

I don’t think any of the plugins that I’m using is doing this. If any is, then it’s beyond the purpose that I’ve got them.

Any other tips you may have?

Regards,

Rui

https://www.ruifeio.com/2009/06/30/php-session-not-being-from-site-to-wordpress/

Ok, found the solution for this problem at:

Does the next page ever call a session_start() ?

Here’s a strange thing; locally when I specify in index.php:

session_start();
echo “value= “.$_SESSION[‘test’];

Everything works fine and I can pass values from the site’s scripts into WP.

When doing exactly the same thing on a real server, it doesn’t work. The $_SESSION values seem to be killed?

Some more info:

– I have Register Globals turned off

– I’ve put session_start() on wp-config.php

still, the $_SESSION variables don’t work… ??