shawnwyatt

Here’s my guess….it’s being removed due to some issue. I’ve been with Wordfence for some time now. They certainly don’t do things for no reason. Since they have not replied to any of these requests publicly, it’s might be a security issue or something else that compromises their plugin. I would think that due to the success of Falcon it would be launched as a separate plugin.

I installed and purchased the plugin (pro), seems to preload fine.

I activated it, still no luck from what I could tell. We use an off site cache service, I clear their cache, it showed up and appears fine for now. So, not sure what happened.

Update

Actually, I think I see it (maybe). We cache the store page via our CDN service, but not some of the other pages. So, maybe a mismatch for a while there, causing issues. We will monitor and update if it’s still an issue.

Its reads “Version 4.2.1.1” on my plugins page. I’m going to deactivate and see what happens.

Okay, maybe the store page isn’t okay either. I thought it was an exception.

https://www.bangitammo.com

I think I’m having the same issues. I currently have Version 1.3.21 installed. The WP install is setup to auto update plugins, not a feature I know how to turn off. It won’t let me update to 1.3.24, it just errors out. In this case what is the suggested course of action?

Update – Nevermind. I followed this thread and another saying to delete the Cloudflare folder in the Plugins folder via Cpanel. I then installed it again via the Add New Plugin in WordPress, seems to be working now. I currently have Version 1.3.24 installed.

Awesome! I won’t worry about it.

I saw that post, but in it, it says to:

You can now whitelist IPv6 addresses and are able to use our square bracket and dash notation for IPv6 address ranges you want to whitelist

So, with what you wrote above there are no square brackets like in your post. Just to add, I was adding the CloudFlare IPs to the WordFence whitelist. Unless, it’s not recommended to do that.

Looking around I now found this:

Line 77 of /simple-membership/classes/class.swpm-front-registration.php

$after_rego_msg = '<div class="swpm-registration-success-msg">' . SwpmUtils::_('Registration Successful. ') . SwpmUtils::_('Please') . ' <a href="' . $login_page_url . '">' . SwpmUtils::_('Login') . '</a></div>';

I don’t think I saw this one before, is it new, is this overwriting the other?

Just checking to see if this request was to be considered to edit the return message “Registration Successful. Please login”. I’ve since tried to edit the class.bFrontRegistration.php file (line 61, see below) after a plugin update and it’s not showing how I want it to look after updating the code. I thought maybe this was a cache plugin thing, but I cleared that and still got the same standard message. Is it being generated from another source or should I simply wait longer (in case the delete cache wasn’t working or slower than expected)?

Line 61 of /simple-membership/classes/class.bFrontRegistration.php

$after_rego_msg = '<p>'. BUtils::_('Registration Successful. '). BUtils::_('Please').' <a href="' . $login_page_url . '">'.BUtils::_('Login').'</a></p>';

to 

$after_rego_msg = '<p>'. BUtils::_('Your request form has been sent.  Please check your email for further instruction. ').'</p>';

Yup a few hours after the DNS values were changed with the registrar the scan ran on it’s own. However, nearly 30 hrs after that point I was still seeing issues. I was think it was simply because the IP wasn’t fully propagated, but also I forgot to downgrade the old site WF license (to a free one) before starting the whole process. Nearly every time I went to the old site to change to a free license I was logged out. I saw this on either site for various options/settings. Make a change, I was logged off. I’m assuming it was trying to connect with the other site. After many tries it finally worked and I replaced the premium license with a free one on the old host.

There are no messages on the scan page (yellow boxes). No observed messages in the error log.

Connectivity test:

Wordfence connectivity tester

DNS lookup for noc1.wordfence.com returns: 69.46.36.8

STARTING CURL http CONNECTION TEST….
Curl connectivity test passed.

STARTING CURL https CONNECTION TEST….
Curl connectivity test passed.

Starting wp_remote_post() test
wp_remote_post() test to noc1.wordfence.com passed!

Starting wp_remote_post() test
wp_remote_post() test to noc1.wordfence.com passed!

I looked at the link you sent:

– I am not using a “Under Construction” plugin
– There is no secondary password to protect access to /wp-admin/
– Did not find wfStatus in error logs
– Accessing /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php gave a blank page with “0”

In a few days we will be done with website development and will point the domain to this new server and apply our premium key. If it is still an issue I’ll let you know.

Sent.

Sounds like you need to contact your host.