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I implemeted Google Recaptcha v3 via the plugin Contact Form 7 (v.5.3.2 now)

Additional, in admin mode it worked also in logged out situation.

Hi Johan,

In admin mode I was logged in.

Yes it is ReCapcha v3.

Hi,

I have the same issues with the “Photo Gallery Plugin” galleries.

Is there any way to prevent this?
Thanks in advance.

Hi Vytis,

Thank you for your reply.
The widgets where disapearing in the back-end, Customizer, and the front-end obviously.
I used the manual method (method of my hosting comp.) to move the site to the staging area, as follows:

Set up a staging or working copy for your WordPress website

Whenever you want to introduce changes to your WordPress website, it is a good idea to test them first. Whether you are adding new themes, new plugins or adding new content, you might want to test everything first. This tutorial will show you how to create a working copy (staging copy) of your WordPress website, which you can work on, while your original website is still online. This tutorial will also be helpful if you want to move your WordPress website to another host.

In this article we are using as an example the website https://ninefortwowebhosting.com/. Make sure you substitute that string with your own domain name when you follow the steps.
Create a new subsite. This will be the address of your staging website.
Now copy your official website to staging so you can start editing. Login to SSH. Execute from ssh root directory:
rsync -rtv www/ subsites/staging.ninefortwowebhosting.com/
This will not be sufficient for your staging copy to work. You also need the database.

You will need certain database details in order to create a backup. Get them from your configuration file by executing the following command:
cat www/wp-config.php | grep DB_
The output will look something like this:

define(‘DBNAME’, ‘ID111111user’);
define(‘DBUSER’, ‘ ID111111user ‘);
define(‘DBPASSWORD’, XXXXXXXXXX);
define(‘DBHOST’, ‘mysql111.hosting.brand.com’);
define(‘DBCHARSET’, ‘utf8’);
define(‘DBCOLLATE’, ”);

Make a copy of your database details.

Download a database backup. Download the dump file via rsync or ftp.
Now create the new database that will be used for the staging copy from the control panel.
You can use this tool https://wpdomainchanger.com/ to edit the URLs from the original WordPress to the staging WordPress. Download the altered database dump.
Import the altered database dump
Now you have to update the wp-config.php file of the staging copy with the new DB details. Open the config file like so:
nano subsites/staging.ninefortwowebhosting.com/wp-config.php
Edit the following strings with the details of the new database you created:

In this string enter your new database name

define(‘DBNAME’, ‘ID111111name’);

In this string enter your new username

define(‘DBUSER’, ‘ ID111111user ‘);

In this string enter your new password

define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, XXXXXXXXXX);

In this string enter your new database host

define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘mysql111.hosting.brand.com’);

Now test if your copy works.

Best Regards,
Staf

Hi Gioni,

Thank you for your reply and apologies for the late reply.
I ran the SQL statement, and see 5 rows then.
But when I go back to the table, I see 74021 rows now.
Table size 36,6 MIB.

In my feeling this is not OK. My database is growing to much.

Thank you for your review.

Best Regards,
Staf

Hi @kokkieh,

Thank you for your reply.

I did a test as you suggested.

1. I logged into my wordpress.com site
2. I logged into my site anitafleeracker.be
3. I browsed my site in a third tab of the browser.

After opening the Safari Webinfo screen, the error is there.

After logging out out of my site, and remain logged into wordpress.com; refreshing the third tab, the error is gone.

In my view there is still an issue.

Best Regards,
Staf

In addition, I am seeing this error only when I am logging in.

Hi @supernovia,

Thank you.
I saw this in the Webinfo screen (inspect element or view page source) of the Safari browser (browser version 13.1.1).

Best Regards,

Hello @vmarko,

I have the same error after upgrading my install of W3 Total Cache to version 0.14.1 on:
WordPress version 5.4.1
Server architecture Linux 4.19.113-combell x86_64
PHP version 7.4.6 (Supports 64bit values)
I am facing the following error:
PHP Warning: preg_match(): Compilation failed: quantifier does not follow a repeatable item at offset 0 in /data/sites/web/URL/www/wp-content/plugins/w3-total-cache/PgCache_ContentGrabber.php on line 952′
PHP Warning: preg_match(): Compilation failed: quantifier does not follow a repeatable item at offset 0 in /data/sites/web/URL/www/wp-content/plugins/w3-total-cache/PgCache_ContentGrabber.php on line 952′

I have the following “Never cache the following pages” settings:
wp-.*\.php
index\.php

Question is: how to solve this.

I see also periodically my site is going down for a minute of so.

Thanks in advance,

Best Regards,
Staf

Hi Martin,

Thank you for reply.

I did the following:
1. I have changed thee setting of the ‘ultimate_post_list_settings’ to ‘Translate’
2. Made the translating of the the Ultimate Post Lists in the 45 languages, inclusive the name of the button. All the strings where translated.
3. testing of the pages in the browser: NO CHANGES.

Thank you to let me know in there is a workaround to fix it.

Best Regards,
Staf Campforts

Sorry Martin,

Hereby a WeTRansfer link for download
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/0fa4f721fbcf10875e0dc4c577522bec20200422125803/061dbbd4f1a9120bcf310e01471f976b20200422125825/264acc

I have changed
ultimate_post_list_settings
to Translate, but no changes.

Thanks to have a look on.

Best Regards,
Staf Campforts

Hi Martin,

Please look for the screenshots with following link.
https://anitafleerackers-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/sc_anitafleerackers_onmicrosoft_com/Et9GLBJjJ0hNlYWV3GPDaVgBzbh9GzNGGTNkOCNkJ3ntAQ?email=noreply%40www.remarpro.com&e=1PcP63

The Ultimate_post_list_settings are set Not Translate

ultimate_post_list_settings
Niet vertalen

No, just the post visualized are translated.

Ik the plugin list options, everything remains in English.