robbonj

I got here looking for a way to get rid of that annoying message. Please fix this.

We’re using this plugin with Zoho Forms just fine. Tested it today. We’ve been using them together for over a year.

I went through the database and there aren’t any references to the temp URL. Everything is referencing the correct URL.

From your earlier message: When you say the website request isn’t matching: matching with what? Where?

Isn’t that error message produced by the plugin? I’ve searched extensively on the internet and the only reference to that exact error message is with your plugin.

Thanks

I’ll be happy to write an updated review if we can get this working. Right now I’m facing a breach of contract because of this error. That’s where my review is coming from.

We are not running the site on a sub-domain. The server is hosted by SiteGround, one of the best server/server teams we’ve worked with.

When you say the website request isn’t matching: matching with what? What should I be looking for? The site was created on a temp URL, then migrated to the live URL via BackUp Buddy. If that could cause an issue (perhaps not updating the URL correctly), where would I look for the incorrect entry? Where in the Database?

I went through the server logs with the server team. There are no Apache errors reported.

Thank you for your assistance.

Thank you for your reply. We’re running Linux.

For everyone else seeing this, we seemed to have fixed it by rolling back the PHP version to 7.0.33

Figured out what the issue was. As it turns out, we had WordFence uninstalled. The error message doesn’t say that, though. It just shows “Cloudflare is blocking the connection”. I would have thought the error would say Wordfence not found”. Hopefully this helps someone else.

Thanks for the input, Joy. Doesn’t the admin email get security notices as well as new user creation notices? So I could change the admin email, then create additional admin accounts – which on a big site (e-commerce), could go unnoticed. Then there’s a backdoor into the site.

Perhaps ‘wreak havoc’ is too strong, but just the same, why wouldn’t the original email address get notified of the change?

To that point… I just changed my email on my www.remarpro.com account and same thing:
I get an email to the new address asking me to approve the change, but no email to the old address to authorize it. I gained access to an account and changed the email when I had no right to, of course, I would also ‘authorize’ it. How is that secure?

Still having the same issue. To get VC to work, I need to disable BOTH Gravity Forms and Yoast.
Everything was updated.
WP: 4.6.1
Yoast: 3.8
Visual Composer: 5.0.1
Gravity Forms: 2.1.1

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by robbonj.

Thanks for the super fast reply. I’ll try the new plugin. It’s not showing an update on the page – is there a preferred method of updating with out loosing the forms we’ve created?

As far as the site goes… I can get to it via Proxy, but not from my own system. Any chance the host blocked IP’s? We’ve been seeing that more and more because of all the hack attempts.

Looking at your plugin for a client. For the Front End Submissions add-on, is there a way to auto approve submissions, once the user is registered?
Thanks!

Hours and hours… I’ve beens searching for this solution. Many thanks!