adammontague

Hi,

I’d like to +1 for this functionality too. Our site also has three distinctive customer types which we’d love to let them choose their preferred interest at checkout.

Hi @nancyren
No, it’s not safe to reinstall (at least for us). I assume this problem exists for a lot of others without them realising too!

I wont be reinstalling until a fix is explicitly mentioned in changelogs.

@nancyren – we’ve just had this on a new site build too, all the latest versions of WP & plugin. With the plugin active the server CPU hit 100% and page loads took 40+ seconds.

We’re having this exact problem too on a client website; just as the OP describes.

I had the same issue @scruffy1 – I had to turn off cross-site tracking in Safari in order to get it working again.

Hi @wfadam

I think there may be some crossed wires here, the Live Traffic page has never been the problem. And this existed before upgrading to 5.5

I have deregistered WP bundled jQuery and I’m enqueuing my own version of jQuery (v3.4.1) which I wish to be included in the footer of the theme, however with Wordfence activated it gets put in the head. As soon as I deactivate Wordfence the results are as expected and the jQuery file is loaded in the footer.

Hope that makes sense,
Cheers!

I’m afraid that’s not worked @wfadam

I’m having a similar issue on individual sites using Wordfence. Email notifications are turned off for:

• increased attacks
• lockouts/blocks of all kinds
• non-admin logins

However, all of these notifications are still being sent.

WF Version: 7.3.4
WP Version: 5.2.2

This is a problem for me in Yoast 7.4.1

When an emoji is added to a title or description the entire string isn’t saved and reverts to the previously saved data. Which sounds like what the original OP was saying.

@alicebertoni

Did you ever get to the bottom of this? We have several websites that have CPU problems with Siteground and never seem to get viable answers from them.

I was having this problem and thought I’d share my fix…

I was using <!– –> commenting in my functions.php instead of /* */

Switched to PayPal Express this morning and things seem to be working again. Will update if anything changes.

I was only hiding Tags but it was preventing Shop Manager users from seeing the entire Products post type.

I’ve fixed it. I still think this is possibly a bug?

I deactivated “Tags” under the Products post type for Shop Managers user role – for some reason this was effecting the entire post type. I enabled Tags and now my Shop Managers can view the post type.

I was also getting a redirect loop and it was driving me crazy. This was the only tutorial that made sense and worked first time for moving a multisite to localhost:

https://www.aurodigo.com/2013/12/moving-wordpress-multisite-from-live-server-to-localhost-safely.html