theatereleven

Hey @krissieg – We were using this about 3 years ago, but after they hiked their pricing and stagnated on features, we dove into development and built our own. We’re about to put it on www.remarpro.com with a free and then paid version that costs way less than UkuuPeople did. If you want to check it out, let me know and I’ll get you a free version of the pro copy.

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We also had this happen. We had to restore about 100 WordPress websites to get rid of it. It was a vicious virus/exploit. But that’s also how it goes with any software – you get popular you get targeted.

Cool thanks Christine. Did you guys know that there’s a Stumgled Upon admin message that won’t go away now too? Top of WP admin.

I’m getting the same problem. First started over a week ago.

Temp fix: Edit the plugins/social-warfare/functions/frontend-output/SWP_Script.php file and go to line 170.

Remove this from that line: [‘click_tracking’]

Save that file.

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Thanks Patrick. This should really be an option in the plugin. I used this on 20+ websites before I realized my cropped images were way larger than the originals I’d uploaded. Really frustrating. Have removed this plugin from pretty much all of those sites now.

took my site down too – single site. nothing non-standard.

I haven’t used this with BuddyPress specifically, but I’ve used it on three different WordPress sites and see no reason why it wouldn’t work on a BuddyPress site too. The reason: the function of this plugin uses core stuff that BuddyPress doesn’t change. Basically, when a user has an account on your website and then tries to access Discourse for the first time, it automatically creates their account with the same username and credentials as the WordPress site. And then ongoing, as long as they’re signed into WP they can access Discourse. It’s really slick.

You make up your secret key, and then enter that in Discourse under Settings/Login. For the SSO url within discourse, put the full URL of your website. And then in the plugin settings on your site, put the full URL for your discourse forum.

That’s pretty cool, because Gravity forms is so dang expensive.

Alhamshazad – not Supra-D’s method. You need to add to your theme’s functions.php file. Take that route for protection against WordPress updates.

Thanks – that would be awesome. I’m not picky on that regard… maybe /event-registration would do?

Jason, thanks for the reply. I don’t think so… the theme is just built on underscores by myself, and I’m not doing anything funky. I’ve disabled the theme and tried with 2015 and also disabled plugins. Still trying to figure it out. Postman shows the emails being sent, but nothing happens.

I’ve been a mail server admin, so I know the plethora of problems email brings. If password reset messages weren’t working too, this would be more clean cut, but it’s only registration emails which is weird.

My location line had to be this (in the virtual host config): try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$args;

Jeremy,

I got it fixed. Thanks – it had something to do with my nginx configuration. I just switched from LAMP to LEMP and had to tweak something. Thanks!

Thanks Jason…. I think you’re dead on. We’re tweaking our SPF to try and get the red flags off. I hate this interception, but get why they have to do it. Your port checker utility rocks. Takes so much of the fog out of a situation.