Steve Jones

Thank you for the review @webarctech. We appreciate your kind words about the plugin’s capabilities. It’s exciting to hear you’re revamping your accessibility services, and have chosen to make the Accessibility Checker part of that workflow. We’re grateful for your support!

Hi @caroline72, Can you check and see if you are still seeing these issues with the latest version of the plugin?

We’ve released an update (version 1.3.24) that might help with this issue. If after updating you still can’t scan please let us know.

Thanks!

Thanks!

It may be an SSL issue on your local. You can bypass the SSL validation by adding this filter to your functions.php file. For security reasons, it’s not recommended to do this on a live website.

add_filter( 'edac_no_verify_ssl', '__return_true' );

Hi @kespinoza,

I’m thinking that the server might be blocking the plugin from scanning. Can you contact your hosting company and confirm that the allow_url_fopen is set to true in your php.ini file. I know this is a bit technical that’s why I suggest contacting your host support.

Hi @lernerconsult,

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We’ve just released a fix for this with version 1.3.22.

Thanks,

Steve

Did you update a post/page so the plugin can rescan?

This is the URL: https://staging.ufcw135.com/wp-admin/options.php

My apologies. Those setting are now only available in the Pro plugin.

If you go to this page on your site.
https://staging.ufcw135.com/wp-admin/options.php

You can remove the username and password from these fields:

edac_authorization_password
edac_authorization_username

Screenshot:

https://capture.dropbox.com/0KNbGO7GrPo3KGMA

Once you’ve removed those fields scroll to the bottom and click Save Changes.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Steve Jones.

Hi @kespinoza,

Your site is not password protected but you have a username and password set in the Accessibility Checker settings. Can you remove those credentials, save the settings and then update a page/post so it will scan again?

Let me know if that fixes the issue.

Thanks,

Steve

Since it’s been a while without a response we are marking this as resolved. If you are still having issues please open a new support thread.

It may be an SSL issue on your local. You can bypass the SSL validation by adding this filter to your functions.php file. For security reasons, it’s not recommended to do this on a live website.

add_filter( 'edac_no_verify_ssl', '__return_true' );

Also, if you’re using the iTheme Security plugin you will need to disable this setting.

https://github.com/equalizedigital/accessibility-checker/issues/66#issuecomment-1366885412

Hi, @chenay, have you tried saving the post again after you deleted the images?

These deprecation notices are from a third-part library the Accessibility Checker uses. I have opened a GitHub issue for this and you can track progress there.

https://github.com/equalizedigital/accessibility-checker/issues/125

Thanks,

Steve