abinashm

Thanks Steve!

Let me try, and will get back to you.

Thanks Raamdev ?? sorry!

@logandesign
I wonderer this query was posted 1 year back, but still no replies yet! I’m facing the same issue right now. I guess Divi theme is not 100% compatible with Yoast due to its Divi Visual Builder, and yoast is tracking <img> tags in-line and hence it shows the error.

Yes @beach44 , as I said you have to go to cPanel > ModSecurity > clicked disable for current domain.

Just in case, of you can’t access the ModSecurity option from cPanel then you can contact your host who can do that for you.

Here is the 2 screens how to disable ModSecurity

then

ModeSecurity gets turned on by most of the host from security standpoint. WordPress doesn’t save all your post entries that has text, symbols, strings, etc. and leads to security issues resulting 404 page not found. It won’t even let you publish the post as well. I think it’s the case for most of the shared hosting environment unless one is using a dedicated hosting specially for WordPress users.

I hope it helps ??

Okay, I thought of sharing what finally worked after 3-4 days of struggling and finally posted my query on WordPress forum where I explained similarly what some of your guys have faced.

So if you tried disabling all plugins, disabled caching, tried another theme, reinstalled even WordPress, and nothing happens… it’s ModSecurity that’s casuing this issue due to security standpoint. All you have to do is just go to your cPanel > ModSecurity > disabled for your current domain (if you have more domains). If you have no access denied to ModSecurity, then contact your host, and they should disable this for you. Once it’s disable, your problem would be resolved.

@beach44 Okay! Thanks for your support anyway! That’s why I come to WordPress Support forum, and it works 100% ?? Cheers!

Hi @beach44 and @a2hostingrj

After removing/adding/disabling/enabling + nth number of testing post drafts, I think I got the solution and it worked by going to my cPanel, ModSecurity and clicked disable for current domain.

It worked!

As posted by Satish on this page

…Nothing helped, some of the threads on this problem referred to mod_security rules. The problem was due to the mod security rules. As my post had some strings that directly relate to security issues. These obviously triggered some mod_security rules I had to disable mod_security rules temporarily to publish the post.

But when I was trying add the following code inside a .htaccess file under wp-admin folder

It didn’t work!

Now my question is since I disabled ModSecurity on the domain level, is it safe? or do I have to disable ModSecurity while writing and enable back once my post is published; that’s gonna be too much?

What do you suggest?

Thanks

Hi @beach44 and @a2hostingrj

After removing/adding/disabling/enabling + nth number of testing post drafts, I think I got the solution and it worked by going to my cPanel > ModSecurity > disabled for current domain.

It worked!

As posted by Satish on this page

…Nothing helped, some of the threads on this problem referred to mod_security rules. The problem was due to the mod security rules. As my post had some strings that directly relate to security issues. These obviously triggered some mod_security rules I had to disable mod_security rules temporarily to publish the post.

But when I was trying add the following code inside a .htaccess file under wp-admin folder

<IfModule mod_security.c>
SecFilterEngine Off
</IfModule>

It didn’t work!

Now my question is since I disabled ModSecurity on the domain level, is it safe? or do I have to disable ModSecurity while writing and enable back once my post is published; that’s gonna be too much? ??

What do you suggest?

Thanks

Hi @techlabpro1

It comes via debugger as you can see it appears by default while opening a new page draft?

And I’m using the latest 4.6.1 wordpress version by the way.

Hi @beach44,

I’m not trying edit an existing/published post. I’m making a new page, and I tried this more than 30 times using a new post/page per se. So my problem leads to 404 page not found the moment I press the save draft button. As you asked what I post as my test…

Look at the following 2 scenarios

Scenario 1; pasting content from external website
Content Goes here…

You mentioned that this issue only happens when you copy older content and paste it into a new post. How are you copying the older content? Are you copying it from the displayed webpage, or from the editor? If you’re copying it from the displayed webpage, I’m wondering if you’re possibly pulling in some unexpected characters that aren’t resolving correctly (page breaks, or something). Try to open up the older blog post using the “Edit Post” option, copy the text you want to duplicate from within the text editor box, and then paste it into your new post. That way, you can be sure you’re only pasting in alphanumeric characters. That could help determine if it’s an issue with the input, or an issue with the server/software.

It went success as it it saved my post as draft!

Scenario 2; pasting content from my written text file
Content Goes here…

This is not just another UX design community.

Do you know…What does a real persona look like? Do you want to transform your career into the field of User Experience design? When to select a particular user research method and how? How to go about KPI aka Key Performance Indicators? What’s the difference in between Information architects, Interaction designer, User Centered Designer, and User Experience Designer? How to test and validate a product idea that will work for your end users? Do you even know your end users, yet? How about writing a compelling UX copy for a 404 page that still says, “Page Not Found?” Are you still confused how to go about a UX project from scratch? And the list goes on…

And it failedto save as a draft!

Weird isn’t it?

Because in both the cases, there were Questions marks (?) as special symbols. But then why doesn’t it work?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by abinashm.

Doesn’t work as i tired tgis many times.

Agreed! After using Typeform, I’ve stopped using any other forms at all due to its versatility and ease of use. May be people not used to Typeform, that’s sad.

Yeah! You’r right! Putting the Linkedin Redirection link as given by Plugin Developer only works when putting that same link on Linkedin API registration page.

First of all, Amazing social plugin with counts. I have already implemented on my site. However, I also need to integrate my Linkedin followers count.

Please integrate one.

Thanks!

Ok i will try to disable w3 total cache and will let you know if this solves ??