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Thank you Jay, that works. Lovin’ the your plugin for over 5 years…

Hi there, at the risk of sounding silly, what exactly do you mean by “Web Application”?

The Google side, the WordPress side, or cPanel domain settings?

Thanks!

Thank you barnez, your solution made the syntax error vanish. Still waiting to see if the client gets the email…I will report back if they did.

Have your tried making the your-recipient field required (*) in the FORM, so there will always be a recipient selected and the form cannot fail due to this being empty

I am not sure that the syntax error message is in error.

This same form (shown at beginning of thread) does not deliver emails to the recipients in the array. I get them, but the client does not. They use a corporate gmail plan. It is possible the Google smtp server is not liking the sender (the wordpress site).

Standard php mail apps work — they receive those via gmail. But they don’t receive email from wordpress CF7.

Digico, thank you for responding so quickly. You are much appreciated!

I don’t want to code CSS for such a simple issue. CSS presents compatibility problems with various devices so I would have to test each time I use a link at the end of a paragraph.

However, your comment caused me to look for an unicode character that would fix this problem. I found it — the Zero Width Non-Joiner works (U+200C):

...end of paragraph. <sup>[<a href="#footnotes">2</a>]</sup> ?&zwnj;

New paragraph starts here...

This character can be generated using the Special Character palette in the WordPress text editor. It is the 4th empty box from the bottom right of the palette. But the palette is not available in text mode, so I needed to encode the character manually.

Place a space before the unicode character, then hit the return key twice to generate the next paragraph. The character will disappear upon Refresh, but it still works.

Thank you leejosepho,

My developer thinks it will be not difficult to host index.php and .htaccess on the public root (example.com), and the WordPress installation on the subdomain (wordpress.example.com).

These IP addresses will be different. But we don’t see anything in the WP core that will break. We also think that using localhost will cause no need to create or move the database.

Anyone else have a suggestion before I do this?

Hi, thanks for responding. The site is in maintenance mode pending development so I am sending you the page link and WP login at your site. It would be great for everyone if you can post your feedback here, though ??

Below are our current settings. We tweaked your php config file – it seems to work better across a variety of browsers/OS, except for Firefox OSX/Windows. The Playful skin also appears to make a difference. It’s hard to gauge performance across so many OS/browsers. Was not able to preset the volume, either.

Shortcode

[evp_embed_video url="https://steelfab.inovatechengineering.com/steel-pro-media/robotic-plasma-cutting-machine.mp4" poster="https://steelfab.inovatechengineering.com/wp-content/uploads/robotic-cutting-machine-sp-900-video.jpg" ratio="0.5625" class="playful"]

easy-video-player.php

function easy_video_player_header() {
    if (!is_admin()) {
        $fp_config = '<!-- This content is generated with the Easy Video Player plugin v' . EASY_VIDEO_PLAYER_VERSION . ' - https://noorsplugin.com/wordpress-video-plugin/ -->';
        $fp_config .= '<script>';
        $fp_config .= 'flowplayer.conf.embed = false;';
        $fp_config .= 'flowplayer.conf.keyboard = false;';
        $fp_config .= 'flowplayer.conf.preLoad = true;';
        $fp_config .= 'flowplayer.conf.autoBuffering = true;';
        $fp_config .= 'flowplayer.conf.autoPlay = false;';
        $fp_config .= 'flowplayer.conf.volume = 0.3;';
        $fp_config .= '</script>';
        $fp_config .= '<!-- Easy Video Player plugin -->';
        echo $fp_config;
    }
}

Thank you Paul. Looking forward to your Security Initiative.

That was FAST service Webvitaly. Security-Protection works great now with Woocommerce customer login at both Checkout and my Account pages. Thank you.

A few days ago your plugin withstood a massive attack on another site of mine (not the first time). The nasty little bot hit my Admin page 3 times per second for 20 minutes. That site runs on a Windows IIS server, so your plugin is the only login protection I have there.

It would be better to forward their requests into wrong direction.

These bots come in from the same IP on every attempt. Why not ping them back each time?

I don’t use automated backups and have the luxury of being the only Admin. Just posted the info for others in my position who are concerned about recent press in the security arena.

Hey, thanks for getting back to me in 17 seconds lol. I have a better solution for the FAQ page you posted: delete the password from the setting page when a backup is restored.

Thank you, I will do that. Very nice support, I appreciate your efforts ??

Hi there, this screenshot shows what I get on both picture and text settings. The installation host is GoDaddy, who have taken some steps to prevent WP writing above the root. Does your plugin try to do this?

1Thousand: are you hosting at GoDaddy? I have exactly the same problem as you.

This is due to internal configuration changes by the server admin people. Interested in sharing notes?

According to GoDaddy (with whom I host many sites) my media uploader problem in 3.5.2 is an Apache mod_rewrite issue. The uploader is crashing my PHP.

The error logs show that the Media Uploader is attempting to create a file above the root of my shared hosting account:

Inside mod_dir, setting document_root to PARENT_DOCUMENT_ROOT

From my 3.5.1 installation:
mod_fcgid: ap_pass_brigade failed in handle_request_ipc function, referer https://example.com

I have read many WP users who are affected by this and similar issues. In my case, I appear to be out of luck because Godaddy has recently decided to suspend the mod_rewrite rule on all its Linux shared hosting accounts.