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Yup. that worked. And…You ARE the mega multi-tasker! And I need a vacation. I guess I get too involved in (read: upset) about these things to be able to get much else done while trying to work it out....
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Well I should have had you do this from the beginning, but I assumed that deleting the root htaccess file would work. Since that did not work then either this particular website/server requires a...
View ArticleSecurity Log Page – Slow to Unresponsive
Navigating to the Security Log page brings my WordPress site almost to a standstill – the Security Log page crawls so slowly that it is unusable. Please tell me how to correct this. Thanks.
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I assume the problem is that the Security Log file is extremely large. What file size do you see for: Security Log File Size? If your Security Log file is larger than 1MB then click the Delete...
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Hi, My website is having a similar issue today. Visual test shows images from 1 to 4. Numbers 5 and 6 aren’t showing any image. It’s a shared hosting and I set folders permissions very restrictive a...
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I do not think blocking the wp_remote_get() function would cause pages to load slowly, but you can test that by unblocking the wp_remote_get() function however you are blocking that function. ie in...
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I think that it wasn’t blocked (folder permissions wp.http.php 644) (That’s right I guess) In fact, there wasn’t changes in the last days, so otherwise I’m going to contact the host company. function...
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I see from another forum topic that you are using the BPS POST Request Attack Protection Bonus Custom Code so make sure you are whitelisting ALL of the standard WordPress files that need to be...
View ArticleReply To: BPS Pro Read Me First – General Troubleshooting
I noticed today that the mobile menu isn’t functioning properly on one of my sites using BPS Pro. It works when I’m signed in as an admin to WordPress, but when I’m not signed into WordPress and I...
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Themify – Mobile theme 403 error
I noticed today that the mobile menu isn’t functioning properly on one of my sites using BPS Pro. It works when I’m signed in as an admin to WordPress, but when I’m not signed into WordPress and I...
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The error messages show that js files stored in the WordPress /uploads folder are being blocked by BPS Pro UAEG. Do these steps below to whitelist all themify js files stored in this...
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hi, and happy xmas! I want to move a site from one domain to another, so current is for example www.xxxinxxx.co.uk to a new site that a) removes the IN from the url and also changes to a .com so...
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Yep, your code would probably work. This code below in an htaccess file in the old site’s folder would redirect all old site pages and posts to identical matching pages and posts with the same...
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for some reason they only seem to redirect the main page, but i,ll have another look thanks. i have just done a page by page redirect newish site so not to bad. gave no redirect and a 404 for say...
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In order for the backreference ($1) to redirect to the same identical URI|URL, your site structure would need to be identical for the old and new sites. This reply was modified 13 hours, 54 minutes...
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Yeah, thats the issue, one url is http://www.xxxinxxx.co.uk the other http://www.xxxx.com i.e no IN so i,ll do it page by page Thanks
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hmm you shouldn’t have to do that literally with individual additional rewrite|redirect rules for each specific URI. A backreference should do that automatically.
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The structure is the same, for instance www.myoldinsite.co.uk/locations/something new site www.mynewsite.com/locations/something not sure why its not working but not an issue not too much to redirect...
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