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Buggy, major security concerns

crakrman — Wed, 18 Aug 2021 15:33:42 +0000

We evaluated the free version of the plugin, and based on the price, decided to go for the full version. Paid the $20 fee… no immediate way to unlock pro features. Had to wait for the tech support team to email overnight (they’re in India, I’m in US) with a link to download a ZIP file – delete the free version, manually install the pro version. Ok, seems a little sketchy to me, but I’ll give it a try.

Pro version installed, but can’t get some features to work, like installing and working with the available pro templates. So I reach out to support to find out what it’s doing and how to fix. Their reply? They want me to give them access to my WordPress admin so they can fix it. I’m sorry, what? No. I don’t know you or your company. I’m not giving you free rein in my admin to do whatever you want. If you can’t make your plugin work, and you can’t tell me what I should do to fix it, then your plugin has major issues. The fact that you even ask for that access is seriously concerning.

At this point, I’ve found an alternative plugin and have deleted this one. Just not worth it, even for $20.

Requires too many permissions

gravatard — Thu, 13 Feb 2020 23:55:22 +0000

This plugin is terrible. It offers very little functionality and requires you allow an obscure 3rd party company to read and edit your Google Analytics/Search Console account data.

Google warns about trusting companies like this with all your sensitive information during setup. I took Google’s advice and ditched this plugin.

On top of the risky permissions issue, this plugin spams their pro version throughout your website admin area. If they’re that cavalier with UX, how do you think they’ll treat your sensitive website data?

Very powerful app, Awesome Support

baddon250 — Tue, 10 Apr 2018 05:10:46 +0000

I’ve been with Geo My WP for about 1 year now. It has worked seamlessly ever since and has been the powerful, minimal, straightforward, geolocationing app I have been looking for to integrate into my website. This app features very many add-ons that customize the core functions to just about any industry and that’s just the beginning. Recently, the main app developer has been working hard to release version 3.0 which has had its bugs, like any other major release, however, Eyal, the main developer, has been doing excellent in customer service and getting everything working on a streamlined, per server basis. He is eager to help if you have any issues and is truly trying to provide a good product. He backs his work and stands by his product and is willing to bend over backwards in order to make sure you have a good experience. I don’t review people too often but I believe that this review is well deserved because Eyal had to look at my specific server setup to fix a problem. He responded same day, actually 2 hours later, and within 2 days and 10 back and forth messages, my problems were resolved and I could keep developing my site. This is a small, family owned business, and I’ve had a great experience. As a developer, I’ve dealt with many different software support teams and they don’t even come close to the passion and dedication I’ve received with Eyal. Keep up the good work!

Developing a complex website in WordPress (request for advice)

tlong9034 — Fri, 14 Oct 2016 00:29:59 +0000

I am considering making a website in WordPress that would be comparable in complexity to something like match.com. In order to do something like this I may need to utilize many different modules and possibly modify them. I reviewed popular sites made in WordPress and did not find anything that was to this sort of complexity and wanted to see if there might be reason why. Please help me answer the questions below. Appreciate everyone’s input.

– Security: due to the complexity and need to make modifications, would I have any security concerns?
– Performance: this is also tied to the complexity component. If I am piecing together a bunch of modules and possibly modifying them would there by any concerns for poor performance of the site?
– Design/usability: if I’m piecing together a bunch of separate modules might I have any troubles with design or usability as a whole?
– Other concerns: does anyone else see any other unforeseen concerns that may not be mentioned above?

Multiple concerns run Scan Threat

gottgreen — Sat, 30 Jul 2016 17:58:57 +0000

When I run the “Scan Threat” using stop-spammers I get a list of 38 saying their “could be” problems, including: wp-content/plugins/stop-spammer-registrations-plugin/stop-spammer-registrations-new.php 408: $class=new $file();

I also get some showing Valutpress and Wordfence which are suppose to also help with security.

I am a novice and have no idea if these are serious threats. does anyone have any advice for me? Thanks!

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/stop-spammer-registrations-plugin/

concerns about website content

abbe cutforth — Sat, 10 Mar 2012 12:09:34 +0000

I have recently received a message saying there are concerns about website content and now I cant post anything or do anything on my webpage i have tried messaging back but i havnt heard anything yet. i am unsure what the concern is and need to find out so i can take it off the site and get my website up and running again does anyone know what i can do?

Kingman Acres – Questions/Comments/ Concerns (???)

John1956 — Sat, 18 Feb 2012 03:17:10 +0000

Is this Website related to Kingman Acres, in Stuart Florida, in any way?

John1956

[Plugin: WordPress Menu Creator] Misorganisation of menu items…

Sat, 20 Mar 2010 13:49:12 +0000

Hello,

I just wanted to leave a quick short note here about my concerns. The Plug-In works like a charm with the recent WP 2.9.2. (Hmm, no entry up there in the list for 2.9.2?)

The overview for (re)-arranging menu items is quite neat, but the boxes of every single menu-item are much too big. So rearranging or even putting together a big and deep menu is tricky…

Too tricky, perhaps. What do you think about that?

Thanks for the time reading that,
I thought to sit back in a free hour to redesign the boxes, perhaps.
Thomas Piekarski

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-menu-creator/

Artisteer – feedback please?

Sat, 22 Nov 2008 12:50:49 +0000

Hi there. I’ve recently stumbled across Artisteer – and have been playing for a couple of days in the demo version. I like what I’m seeing so far… and am also interested in that they’ll be rolling it out for Joomla and Drupal soon too. I’m finding it extremely easy to use. I haven’t tried installing anything I’ve exported from it (no point, as there’s a watermark on the demo version, and I don’t want that all over one of my websites)

However – before I part with my hard earned cash… I’d like to know what you guys think of it. Of course on Artisteer’s own website, everything is glowing and fluffy… but have any of your guys had problems with it? I’ve only ever bought well established and trusted names in the past – so I don’t fancy a dead duck. If it does what it says it does… then great! But if not, I’d like to be forearmed.

Thanks in advance, from a concerned lady.

E x

GPL and WordPress Question

erichpeterson — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 19:13:07 +0000

I heard that GPL licensing requires that if you make a derivative work, it must also be under GPL and allow the source code to be downloaded.

Does this mean if I change the source code of my blog, or if I build someone else a website based on WordPress and I modify the source code for it (for a profit), must I them provide the source code for my client’s or my blog?