topherhota
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Hello! @WPEtopher here; I’m one of the L3 technicians working on this case (Ticket #69794).
You write, “I have tried disabling and even removing the plugin. Even with the plugin removed, the error persists.”
This is due to the caching on our servers; if the plugin is disabled and removed, you should clear the WP Engine caches by following this documentation:
– https://support.wpengine.com/cache/As for the reverse proxy configuration: The only time I’m aware of that we enter into a reverse-proxy situation is when moving a site from one server to another; in that case, we will set up the server to relay http requests to the “new” server (this is to ensure no downtime while the site owner updates their DNS records).
Additionally, are you utilizing CloudFlare? This may also be detected as a reverse proxy.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [TablePress - Tables in WordPress made easy] Limits to TablePress?Hi Tobias!!
Your plugin (TablePress) provides much-requested functionality in the WordPress ecosystem.
The comment above (regarding not storing plugin data in wp_options) is more for a convenience for your users; it would allow much easier selective backup (and insertion) of new display tables.
Contact me off-thread if you’d like more information about our platform. [email protected].
The following DIFF shows a fix (for the must-use). This should be wrapped in an if-test to see if the plugin is loaded from plugins or mu-plugins, though. Again, please advise.
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< load_muplugin_textdomain(‘limit-login-attempts’, dirname(plugin_basename(__FILE__)));
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> load_plugin_textdomain(‘limit-login-attempts’, false
> , dirname(plugin_basename(__FILE__)));
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< <p>dirname(plugin_basename(__FILE__)) Is Currently: <?php echo dirname(plugin_basename(__FILE__)); ?></p>
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< ?>
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> ?>
\ No newline at end of filePerhaps this will help, as it seems to be a similar issue..