rkochis

I just tested v 1.4.1 with the roles support and it works on my local dev environment running PHP 7.1.16 @64BitOS, however, there is an issue on our dev and prod environments running PHP 7.2.2 @64BitOS. WordPress 4.9.8 on all environments and same plugins on all 3.

The issue is that the Roles settings are not getting saved. Once you click save the page shows “settings saved” but the new Roles checkboxes are no longer checked.

I selected another minimum role and then saved settings, which brought back the widget for me.

Unfortunately we use custom roles which are not supported so I have asked that they include an option to select from all valid roles.

I was having the same issues on apache and it was due to an .htaccess placed in the /wp-content/plugins directory that denied access to *.php files. I believe iThemes security or Sucuri placed it there for protection.

<Files *.php>
deny from all
</Files>

The problem is that w3tc needs to be able to run plugins/w3-total-cache/pub/minify.php in order to build out the cache files; hence the empty directory.

Solution:

I added a .htaccess file in the /plugins/w3-total-cache directory to allow *.php access

<Files *.php>
allow from all
</Files>

Hope this helps.

I had this same issue with network sites (multisite) and I had to add the specific sucuri options to the respective site options table by hand to turn them off. It appears that the core sucuri options are stored in the wp_options table but when using multisite it uses the wp_<site_id>_options table to pull in the sucuri options. This should probably be looked at by sucuri. Here’s the insert statements that you’ll need to update each site options table.

add any other values that you want from the main options table.

SELECT * from wp_options where option_name like ‘%sucuriscan_notify%’;

‘INSERT INTO <network site table>_options(option_name,option_value,autoload)
VALUES
(‘sucuriscan_notify_success_login’, ‘disabled’, ‘yes’),
(‘sucuriscan_notify_failed_login’, ‘disabled’, ‘yes’);’