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Thank you for this information. So it’s better to keep it active in the frontend.
Just one more question. What about backend post/page edit pages. I also deactivate all plugins possible to keep the edit pages loading fast.

Is it possible that deactivating Wordfence on those type of pages could lead into some unexpected results or glitches?

Thank you so much. I’m looking forward to your feedback.

Hi @giuse
Sorry for my late reply! Thank you for you response. It’s not long but rather very informative! I appreciate that!

1. Now that you mentioned other installation. It may be the case as I had Lifer LMS in the past and it could have left some bloat in the database. I’ll be cleaning the tables with the help of my supporting developer and afterwards I should notice some changes.

2. After finding that “Setup” section and the corresponding learndash post edit pages. It all works flawlessly! Also the post types or other frontend settings are working great!

3. Yeas I’m aware of the paid version you explained everything well. I probably expressed myself a bit unclearly. Meantime I already got the pro version and I’ll be playing around with the settings.

p.s. apart from developing plugins do you offer any paid consultations or website audits? I have one strange issue with page/post edit pages that chokes my server and I was wondering if you also help others to fix or debug some WordPress bugs. If not of course not a problem..I thought I just ask.

Quick update,
If you activate learndash and you go to backend SINGLES

You will find Courses post type and in it the edit Single Course – that didn’t work
Now I noticed another List below called SETUP. Within that list you have also courses and edit single course. If disable plugins there it works!

So the plugin reads those posts twice somehow and that second version works….

I checked the posty types again on the front end and everything works. maybe I missed something before regarding the user view.

It works great! Still look maybe into those options i described before, but I’m super excited to test the paid version! I hope you’ll be developing that!

Thank you for such a quick reply.
1. My LD course permalink is set to “courses”
2. Nested URLs are checked.

Just to confirm with regards to “courses” post type:
In the front end of the post type – not working.
In the backend single edit for the post type – not working.

If I target the posts both on frontend and backend using custom links – IT WORKS

I have quite big site, would it be ok if I sent you a temporary access to my staging site? If so then, shall I email you through your website contact form?

Jose,
Thank you for the quickly reply. I’ll ask the Ithemes and Wordfence developers, and will share any news from them regarding their plugins and either they can be deactivated or not.

Hello again,
With regards to your previous explanation. The method you provided for gmail authentication works but still it gets disconnected. May it be because of too high volume of emails being sent at once? Im using it to send newsletters. Is there anything worth checking before I’d have to consider changing the SMTP provider?

Sorry for my late reply! Thank you this method worked, and this one will be reliable?
Also, i have two websites where I use the previous gmail method. One with regular gmail, the other with Google workspace, and never had issues with the connection.

May it be because the connections have been setup way in the past before the google changes?

I had only the issues with the connections created recently.

Thank you for these instructions. I’ll give it a shot!

Not sure why but it all just started working perfectly.

Just for the record, i solved the issue. It was easy. For everybody who’s got similar issue:

I defined site url in wp-config
‘define(‘WP_HOME’, ‘https://aloesnacodzien.pl’);’
‘define(‘WP_SITEURL’, ‘https://aloesnacodzien.pl’);’

I created a new .htaccess file and pasted the following code.
‘# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase / [foldername optionally]
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /[foldername optionally ]index.php [L]
</IfModule>’

What is the most interesting, I found on some other posts missleading form me information that when your site is not in the root but in some folder, like it was in my case, you had to add the folder name into the code above. That is why it wasn’t working for me. So try to edit the file both ways and check the results.