Spencer Hill

Oh, as for the products being duplicated, it’s not exactly duplicating. It’s creating a Grouped Product, and a Simple Product beneath those for each Variation you have. There is an option in Settings to show or hide the sub products.

@nonya

I’m sorry to hear you have any concerns about my staff and I lying to you or performing secret activities on your website through our Plugin. If you had simply contacted us before posting here we would have been happy to address your concerns as we’ve done with hundreds of customers through our public forums: https://www.theportlandcompany.com/forums

First and foremost, our Plugin does not exploit the security and privacy of it’s users and their websites in any way.

Secondly, every Plugin in the WordPress directory is manually reviewed by WordPress staff, independent from myself and our staff, such as @ipstenu to ensure – specifically – that developers aren’t planting code that exploits peoples privacy. So even if it was it would be banned.

Third, regarding the SKU, as I mentioned to @ramedia I wasn’t clear as to what they were talking about and was happy to address the concern if some specific’s could be provided. Your response is acting like I told @ramedia that our software doesn’t add an SKU and that it somehow is a malicious act. Which doesn’t make sense anyway, but whatever.

I have seen your screenshot, and am aware that the products have an SKU. But I don’t understand why this is a problem? If you can explain then we’d be happy to address your concerns further and modify how the Plugin operates if sufficient reasoning can be established for removing the SKU.

Fourth and final; as was mentioned to @ramedia you are speaking about, and talking to, real people.

We’re not a secret agency or giant corporation. We’re a small internet marketing firm based in Portland, Oregon, USA with a few contract developers, designers and server administrators.

So the next time you feel the need to call someone out on claims of malicious secret activity; approach them directly first so as not to make a fool of yourself or pointlessly challenge or try to tarnish the reputation of people who have provided you the result of their time for free.

If you have any other concerns you’re welcome to post them in our public forums so we can assist you.

Hi Neto – any word on this? We want to make sure you’re not experiencing any errors preventing you from using our Plugin. Thanks!

Thank you for your reply @anton. And thank you @jan for looking out for our website’s security. You’re both awesome!

I’ve explained the issue as best I can in my original message. I really appreciate @anton offering to sign into the website as that seems like the next step to get the issue resolved.

Thank you both!

@ramedia, I hope you don’t speak this was to other people. You’re words are offensive and disrespectful toward myself and my staff.

You’re insulting and badgering us while we’re trying to explain the available solutions and troubleshoot the issue you’re experiencing with the SKU’s.

If you love the open source community then shouldn’t you respect and, maybe, show gratitude to those of us who are working to provide YOU a FREE Plugin?

Your 1 star review, posted without requesting any support in the first place, is damaging to the continued development. And your words are painful to read and especially difficult to respond back to politely.

If you want something for free, ask politely. If you don’t get it, please don’t verbally abuse the other party but consider providing a solution, resources or just paying for a Plugin that’s sole purpose is to help YOU make money.

I hope you’ll consider re-reviewing our Plugin with a review that reflects it better than what yours currently does.

We just got funding for this so this project is on! Should have a beta in about 30 days.

Sorry, /asdfdsaf isn’t a page I created so I’m confused how that plays into this?

I didn’t add any subdomains on the server. I’ve only created the subdomain through WordPress and added a wildcard DNS record.

It’s actually not generating any error logs. And with wp_debug enabled no errors are reported on screen either.

.htaccess is below, but it is completely unmodified beside it’s creation during the MU install process.

RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]

# add a trailing slash to /wp-admin
RewriteRule ^wp-admin$ wp-admin/ [R=301,L]

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f [OR]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -d
RewriteRule ^ - [L]
RewriteRule ^(wp-(content|admin|includes).*) $1 [L]
RewriteRule ^(.*\.php)$ $1 [L]
RewriteRule . index.php [L]

And yes, Twenty Fourteen is installed.

Hey @sallymoos way ahead of you! We created an FAQ for this already.

Thanks @iadagraca! We’ve got a lot of cool things coming down the pipe very soon!

Thanks Susan! We’re definitely going to be kicking but with future development on this!

Support emailed me back very quickly and said that my Plugins were getting uploaded to the wrong directory. What I didn’t consider is that the deploy.sh script I am using that converts my Git repo to SVN and automatically pushes it to their server creates a sub directory for itself so the images and such were never discovered.

Update: I’ve disabled ALL Plugins, replaced ALL core WP files and I STILL get spam registrations. After disabling all Plugins the only thing that has worked is blocking registration completely using the option in Settings. Which is a non-solution.

When I had other Plugins installed (WooCommerce, BBPress, BuddyPress) the normal registration pages were re-directed to /registration.

Someone PLEASE help me with this. I can’t figure out what’s going on here and everything is saying vulnerability with WP.

Is there no one else experiencing this? It seems like there is a clear exploit of WordPress registration going on.