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Thank you! Thank link is exactly what I needed!

Correct. It is the form builder included in Divi.

Jarryd,

I enabled the setting “Only Filter PMPro Emails?” and cleared the site’s cache, but there was no change.

Sure,

Here is what the email confirmations look like when Paid Memberships Pro is DEACTIVATED:

Here is what the email conformations look like when Paid Membership Pro is ACTIVATED:

WordPress Version: 6.5.2
Current Theme: Hello Elementor
Builder Plugin: Elementor Pro
Button Type: Classic – I have also tested this with the default type and it still shows two prices/buttons.

I went through the setup again and it looks like things are now going to the correct reseller plan. I think the problem is that when you log into the reseller account to set things up it’s not really clear what you’re supposed to do after entering your reseller name and storefront site.

The affected websites have seen anywhere between 6 – 857 user sessions in the last 7 days.

I have filtered the list of Cron events to only include WPO events as it is rather long.

I have determined it is a conflict with the Wordfence plugin. I get a message on the screen saying “Password is incorrect. Please try again.” and an email that says, “The request was flagged as suspicious, and we need verification that you attempted to log in to allow it to proceed. This verification link will be valid for 15 minutes from the time it was sent. If you did not attempt this login, please change your password immediately.”

I think maybe the problem is caused because I am using the WordPress login form instead of the Ultimate Members login form.

This does, however, cause a new issue. I am not able to login using the Ultimate Members login form. It keeps telling me, “Password is incorrect. Please try again.”. However, I know the password is correct because it lets me login with the same credentials using the WordPress login form.

I have a caching plugin, but have disabled caching for the Account, Login, Password Reset, Register, and User pages.

Are the the settings you are requesting?

I have already performed a conflict test and receive the same results with only the Ultimate Member plugin activated.

@someguy9 – I may have steered you wrong in thinking this was only an Elementor issue. I am no longer experiencing the redirect with Elementor’s theme builder (Thank you!), but am experiencing the same behavior other places on my site’s backend. Some of these include when running a cookie scan on Complianz, the plugin page (where I can see which plugins I have installed/activated), and even on the admin dashboard.

I think the reason I didn’t notice this behavior before is because the redirect isn’t instantaneous–there is a delay. So if I click on a page and then quickly click through to the next page I avoid the redirect. However, if I stop to review something on the page or run a scan, that’s when the redirect kicks in.

@someguy9 – I wanted to checkback and see if there was any progress in recreating and/or identifying this issue.

I am using WP Anti-Clickjack v1.7.6.

I experience this issue when I navigate to Templates>Theme Builder. When I click on a site part to edit (ex: Header, Footer), if I don’t click the “Edit” button right away I am redirected. The redirect usually happens after about 2-3 seconds.

I currently have the following site parts setup for my website: Header, Footer, and Single page. All three of these are affected.

Thank you for responding so quickly! It is important to us to know that the plugins we use are being actively maintained and tested.

Thanks for the info! I’m looking forward to the update! ??