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Hi,

I’m facing the same issue. My site: https://www.consultante-seo.fr

Thanks in advance for your help.

Best regards,
Florence.

Are these the settings you recommend me to use in this case?

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(untick the page cache and leave the rest as it is?)

It’s weird, it’s not the 1st time it happens: putting the default .htaccess file for a WP site and then restoring the previous one with all the instructions fixes this issue.

No, I deactivated it. Do you need me to leave the plugin activated even though I provided a screenshot showing the issues when it’s activated and the full code that’s added in the .htaccess file?

Hi Mustafa,

Thank you for the suggest, I’ll apply that.

Best regards,
Patrice.

Hi,

As you could not help, I found the answer by my own. This problem is recurring and it’s this line which is causing this issue on many sites, you should remove it in a next update:

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Best regards,
Florence.

Hi,

That was my question: what instruction added by AIOWPS could cause this issue?

Best regards.

Hi,

I deactivated the plugin temporarily to avoid receiving daily notifications for this vulnerability from all my sites.

I’ll reactivate it when this issue is fixed.

Best regards,
Sonia.

Hello Glen,

Any update on this? I’m still receiving the same notifications again and again every day: https://i.imgur.com/Nm5QWU0.jpg

Best regards,
Richard.

Hi,

Thank you. But how was it loaded? Through an installed plugin?

Best regards,
Florence.

Hello Glen,

Yes, it’s this plugin. But I see it’s a modified version, in fact: https://i.imgur.com/pbKLRK0.jpg

You can download this version here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/sv82c9mbstepyoi/jquery-mega-menu.zip?dl=1

Thanks in advance for your help.

Best regards,
Richard.

If I want to redirect all URLs containing “p=” (be it at the beginning, in the middle or at the end of the URL), will it do in the source field?

Source: ^\p=

Thank you very much, John. Yes, I found this page but my intelligence is limited and I have to compose with these limitations. I found it easier to understand what’s explained on this page: https://wpengine.com/support/regex/

Do you confirm that if I put that, it will redirect all URLs ending with “.html” to the homepage?

Source: ^\.html$
Destination: /$1

Or did I do a mistake?

Once again, thanks a lot for your help, John.

Best regards,
Luc.

Not on this website, John. But a powerful cache system at server’s level. It might interfere.

Hi John,

Strangely, it didn’t work anymore after the update. I had to deactivate Yoast SEO again and purge my browser cache to make it work again.

Best regards,
Florence.