rdkcreative

I read in another post the restrictions have to be set to none. Is this exposing my site to potential exploits of the API key?

Figured it out. PMP doesn’t automatically assign these new roles to existing members, only new ones.

I removed the website restriction and that removed the error. I think it’s more secure to restrict the API key since it’s visible when viewing the page source. Does your plugin require a specific URL that I can add to the restriction?

@qtwrk Thanks.

Thanks @trongkhanh

3.1.31 fixed the issue for me as well.

3.1.29 is still showing me a critical error.

PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class ‘Google_Utils_UriTemplate’ not found in public_html/wp-content/plugins/google-calendar-events/vendor/google/apiclient/src/Google/Service/Resource.php:292

Experiencing the same issue.

Hi @mplusb

This one shows the full content:
https://www.thetendernest.com/testimonials/

This one uses excerpts and you can see the line breaks aren’t there. It also removes bold and any other formatting.
https://www.thetendernest.com/testimonials2/

• This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by rdkcreative.

On my host I have Imunify360 and Patchman running. I’m leaning towards removing Wordfence, deactivating xml-rpc using htaccess and then have BBQ as the only security plugin. Still debating if I should add a limit login attempts plugin.

Thanks for the info Jeff. Does the plugin protect against brute force attacks?

Thank you!

Ok thanks. Do you think you can add it to a feature request list for future consideration?

+1 for this feature. It’s been requested from a bunch of our members to include a pdf that’s searchable.

I experienced a similar issue but I fixed it by excluding the Subscriber and Group Leader roles from getting cached (Settings > Excludes).