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@nlpro : Yes I read it.

The most obvious upgrade in iThemes Security 8.0 a totally new look and feel for the security settings. (I think it is safe to say that WordPress security has never looked better.) In iThemes Security 8.0, settings are now redesigned and reorganized to help simplify site security.

Like I said, I disagree with this point ; I think the main goal was to simplify the settings for users who are not familiar with technical terms and to provide them an easy way to do a basic securisation. For all other users, hiding and putting settings in different places makes the process longer. For example, now we have some settings in “Features”, “Configure”, “Tools”, “Advanced” : now we have to search / switch between section to configure the settings like we want.
I think the V7 interface with all cards in the same place was a lot better : In one screen, we could check instantly which group of setting is enabled or not and adjust it.

At least, Ithemes should rework on the UI and put all the settings at the same place, organised in groups like before, and maybe provide a “quick/easy securisation method” for novice users, and an advanced view for others.

Totally agree, version 7 was great and clean ; I don’t understand why Ithemes changed all the interface, the UI is a lot worse :
– I can’t find some old settings, they seems to have been completly removed, and the configuration screens are now ugly : too many elements, big logo and titles, not much spacings…
– I don’t understand why you now ask what type of site it is ? Please give us details on the differences in terms of security.
– Too many clicks to perform an action than before,
– Some settings are weirdly placed
– Bad translation for some strings
– I don’t really care about the new dashboard : I think I will never visit it, the old one was enough
…

Please bring back the V7 UI

Hello,
I was having the same issue so I dig into the plugin code ; there’s a missing filter, or a problem with the code line 205 :

function Login ( $user ){

      /*
      Check to see if the user already exists
      */

      if ( false === ( $user_id = username_exists( $user->preferred_username ) ) ){

        /*
        Create the user
        */

        $username = $user->preferred_username;
        //$username = apply_filters( 'okta_username', $user );
        $user_id = wp_insert_user ( array(
          'user_login' => $username,
          'password' => wp_generate_password()
        ) );
        if ( is_wp_error ( $user_id ) ) {
          die( $user_id->get_error_message() );
        }

      }

I commented the filter okta_username : this filter is never called in the plugin, so the $username variable stay empty, and is used just after to create an user with this login. As WP doesn’t allow creating user with empty user_login, it throws an error.
I added instead $username = $user->preferred_username which is the email address of the okta account.
(the filter could be reactivated if we need to rewrite the username based on the user object returned by okta).

@zillowgroup : can you check on your side and maybe update your plugin ?

+1 for having possibility to deactivate default CSS and load JS inline to improve page load, it would be great !

The black numbers represents the total number of users in the list (confirmed, not confirmed, unsubscribed…)
The green number represents only users that have the state “confirmed” on this list.

Also, please correct the french translation for “subscription_stop_ok_message”, which currently is :

Vous allez commercer à recevoir dès à présent notre newsletter.

Merci beaucoup.

this means the exact opposite, the right translation must be :

Vous ne recevrez plus notre newsletter.

Merci beaucoup.

Thank you

I think this feature is only available on the Pro version…

Hi,

I had the same problem so I investigate, here is a fix for gravity-forms-wysiwyg plugin :

in the file “gf_wysiwyg_class.php”, search the function “wysiwyg_field_input”
(Line 69), and at the end of this function, replace the “return false;” by “return $input;”

The function must be like that :

function wysiwyg_field_input($input, $field, $value, $lead_id, $form_id) {

			if ($this->is_wysiwyg($field)) { 

				$input_id = 'input_' . $form_id . '_' . $field["id"];

				if (is_admin()) {

					$tabindex = GFCommon::get_tabindex();

					return sprintf("<div class='ginput_container'><textarea readonly name='input_%s' id='input_%s' class='textarea gform_wysiwyg' {$tabindex} rows='10' cols='50'>WYSIWYG editor</textarea></div>", $field["id"], 'wysiwyg-' . $field['id']);

				} else {

					$media_buttons = strpos($field["cssClass"], 'media_buttons') !== false;

					$args = array(
						'textarea_name' => 'input_' . $field["id"],
						'wpautop'       => true,
						'media_buttons' => $media_buttons,
						'editor_class'  => 'frontend',
						'textarea_rows' => 5,
						'tabindex'      => 0 //$tabindex
					);

					ob_start();
					wp_editor($value, $input_id, $args);
					$html = ob_get_contents();
					ob_end_clean();

					return "<div class='ginput_container'>" . $html . "</div>";

				}

			}
			return $input;
		}

You should also change the defined constants in the main file “youtube-for-wordpress.php”.
For security reasons, I never use “wp-content” and “wp-admin” default folders, and I always rename them.
Activation of your plugin will trown a error 500 with your defined namefolders.

I reply to myself, it’s a bug from v 3.5 : a ticket and a fix has already been posted :
https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/22944