I just wanted to check to see if Tabby Responsive Tabs is compatible with WordPress 6.7.1.

Rest everything is perfect. All the best!

We are migrating a very old Drupal site (unable to check the version, as we receive ‘error’ when trying to pull a status report… what a clunky CMS).

The settings.PHP file was blank for port and prefix, but I was able to get access to the server to confirm the prefix (the same as the db and username prefix). We also allowed remote MySQL connections using the new hostname/IP. Yet connections still fail.

The FAQ and support tickets say, ‘oh just manually import the Drupal DB to WP’. But we have some major concerns around that that I’m hoping you can help with:

1. Would this not overwrite what is already in WP? We’ve built the new site and don’t want that data to be wiped out.
2. I’ve exported and imported WP SQL DB’s before, there were specific steps to follow, configurations to take care of, items to check, etc… where can I find that information? Or, can you advise the steps required to do this.
3. Is it that we import the Drupal DB to the WP MySQL instance, then what do we put into the plugin? What connection details? Would it still be the Drupal admin details, or something else?

Thanks for creating this plugin. It is literally the only option for people who don’t want to dig around in the mud with code to try and free people from this archaic CMS.

The plugin that i built essentially has a login page, which once validated, takes you to a screen with a couple of options. If you choose one of the options (button press), it redirects the user to another WP page which only contains a shortcode which runs the PHP that i’d written years ago.

This is the code of that button:

<button id="statsBtn" name="submit" class="submit-btn" type="submit" onclick="location.href=document.location.href='/mypage-setup'" value="submit">Enter App</button>

The WP page is entitled “mypage-setup” and it only contains a shortcode which contains PHP and external JS code. Last night (again, no code changes), the button press only displays a blank page. I’ve debugged and the button press does not execute the shortcode at all (when i put debug messages in the PHP file containing the shortcode, those messages DO display in the error log). I’ve removed the shortcode from the page entirely and replaced it with a simple paragraph, still no dice. Perhaps something to do with the onclick redirect? However, when i’m in the WP page editor for the page containing the shortcode and i choose ‘View Page’, the intended plugin code displays properly.

When i scrape the above ‘View Page’ URL and put it in another browser tab or different browser entirely, it displays as I would expect. However, if i attempt to access the page itself thru the plugin, it displays a blank page (no plugin output and debugging shows it never executes any plugin code), however the URL is the exact same URL as when i choose ‘View Page’.

I’m unsure what to check or try at this point. The intended shortcode doesn’t execute (hence no errors) and i’m not getting any Javascript console errors either. All of this code was used this past Sunday with no issues and it works 100% as it did on my local server. Frankly, i’m a bit baffled. Can anyone point out some possible candidates of things to try?

Client site I cannot start a scan in Wordfence anymore

A scan stage has failed to start. This is often because the site either cannot make outbound requests or is blocked from connecting to itself. Wordfence will make up to 2 attempts to resume each failed scan stage. This scan may recover if one of these attempts is successful

What could be causing this please and HOW to rectify this?

Thanks

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