sethbutler

Hello Simivar,

This worked like a charm! Thank you so much for the bug fix to fix the media uploads error.

Do you think the fix will be adapted in the next plugin software update release?

Cheers
Seth

Hi Didier,

Thank you so much for writing this plugin! I am currently testing on a couple new smaller sites that are low traffic but already getting a lot of referral spam.

Would it be possible for the plugin to log when the last black list was auto-updated (in addition to the above) so a user could easily monitor the plugin auto-updates to the black list?

Thank you for all you do!

Cheers
Seth

Jeff,

Thank you for the quick response & clarification—I figured as much!

I wonder if that feature would be possible—to be able to turn it off, but still retain the impact of the initial settings—but I am gonna have to guess probably not, and might be confusing to folks?

Cheers
Seth

Hi Jesse,

I am not seeing any issues after I tested on my latest install, seems to work like a charm (but I did sure read this thread before I tested)!

I can only hope it is a conflict with your theme or another plugin?

Cheers
Seth

eighteesix,

Darnit. Have you tried renaming .htaccess through FTP and then recreating the permalink settings?

I’m stumped otherwise, and wishing NGG would make updating a more straightforward process.

Cheers
Seth

Hi eighteesix,

I just ran into a somewhat similar issue after updating to WP 4.1, then updating NGG, then deactivating & reactivating all plugins.

Have you tried resetting your permalinks by going to your WordPress Settings > Permalinks & refreshing them by clicking Save Changes? This should work just fine as long as you don’t have your .htaccess locked down by another plugin.

I just tried that after I found this thread and got my site navigation & links to work again.

I hope this helps a little!
Seth

Hi Ed,

Thank you for being so thorough in your follow up.

I have been tasked on other deadlines but will surely wrap back around if there are any issues.

Cheers
Seth

Hi Ed,

Thank you for the speedy response!

We’ll try inserting the new Query String Exploits code you have furnished in this post later today.

Many many thanks!

Cheers
Seth

Weston,

Thank you again for the sound council!

We were able to implement W3 Total Cache in conjunction with Dependency Minification in the short term by removing W3 Total Cache’s control of CSS/JS minification and look forward to working on testing and implementing a more lightweight and singular caching plugin such as Batcache here in the near future!

Thank you for all your positive inputs!

Cheers
Seth

Weston,

Thank you for the super-quick response!

Should I wrap this code excerpt in anything before adding to functions.php or can I paste verbatim and thus exclude the Nextgen scripts?

Forgive me for asking, but I am no PHP ninja.

Cheers
Seth

P.S. Off hand, have you ever used in conjunction with WC3 total cache and disabled WC3 from handling the CSS & JS?

Youdaman,

If you might still be accepting second votes, we would really value the ability to leverage the sticky factor on multiple div elements!

Right now we’re testing the plugin on a site where we are attempting to use this for conversion elements like buttons, but we can only target one button out of many due to the individual single div selector method.

Cheers!
Seth

Bo?tjan,

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Cheers
Seth

Yikes, I think I spoke too soon…

The hashtag URL still resolves as “https://search.twitter.com/search” instead of “https://twitter.com/search”

Sorry about that one…
Seth

Hi Bo?tjan,

HUGE thanks! Works like a charm.

Cheers
Seth

Hi Bo?tjan,

The plugin provides a link with the following syntax:
https://search.twitter.com/search?q=%23dcfy14

but the new twitter API only seems to support this syntax:
https://twitter.com/search?q=%23dcfy14

Looks like the syntax of the hashtag URL is what is creating the error.

Thank you so much for looking onto this! I owe you a beer ??

Cheers
Seth