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This is the file conditions.php
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<?php
namespace Elementor;

if ( ! defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) ) {
exit; // Exit if accessed directly.
}

/**

• Elementor conditions.
  *
• Elementor conditions handler class introduce the compare conditions and the
• check conditions methods.
  *
• @since 1.0.0
  */
  class Conditions { /**
  • Compare conditions.
    *
  • Whether the two values comply the comparison operator.
    *
  • @since 1.0.0
  • @access public
  • @static
    *
  • @param mixed $left_value First value to compare.
  • @param mixed $right_value Second value to compare.
  • @param string $operator Comparison operator.
    *
  • @return bool Whether the two values complies the comparison operator.
    */
    public static function compare( $left_value, $right_value, $operator ) {
    switch ( $operator ) {
    case ‘==’:
    return $left_value == $right_value;
    case ‘!=’:
    return $left_value != $right_value;
    case ‘!==’:
    return $left_value !== $right_value;
    case ‘in’:
    return in_array( $left_value, $right_value, true );
    case ‘!in’:
    return ! in_array( $left_value, $right_value, true );
    case ‘contains’:
    return in_array( $right_value, $left_value, true );
    case ‘!contains’:
    return ! in_array( $right_value, $left_value, true );
    case ‘<‘: return $left_value < $right_value; case ‘<=’: return $left_value <= $right_value; case ‘>’:
    return $left_value > $right_value;
    case ‘>=’:
    return $left_value >= $right_value;
    default:
    return $left_value === $right_value;
    }
    }
  /**
  • Check conditions.
    *
  • Whether the comparison conditions comply.
    *
  • @since 1.0.0
  • @access public
  • @static
    *
  • @param array $conditions The conditions to check.
  • @param array $comparison The comparison parameter.
    *
  • @return bool Whether the comparison conditions comply.
    */
    public static function check( array $conditions, array $comparison ) {
    $is_or_condition = isset( $conditions[‘relation’] ) && ‘or’ === $conditions[‘relation’]; $condition_succeed = ! $is_or_condition; foreach ( $conditions[‘terms’] as $term ) {
    if ( ! empty( $term[‘terms’] ) ) {
    $comparison_result = self::check( $term, $comparison );
    } else {
    preg_match( ‘/(\w+)(?:[(\w+)])?/’, $term[‘name’], $parsed_name ); $value = $comparison[ $parsed_name[1] ];if ( ! empty( $parsed_name[2] ) ) { $value = $value[ $parsed_name[2] ]; } $operator = null; if ( ! empty( $term['operator'] ) ) { $operator = $term['operator']; } $comparison_result = self::compare( $value, $term['value'], $operator );} if ( $is_or_condition ) { if ( $comparison_result ) { return true; } } elseif ( ! $comparison_result ) { return false; } } return $condition_succeed;
    }
    }

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Hello
I am having the following situation on a wordpress/elementor/jetengine/litespeed cache/litespeed server site:
After a few hours installed and this did not occur before the free wordfence installation. Well, done the settings, according to a tutorial. Access to the WP panel is redirected to a restricted area page of the site, with this I cannot login to the panel. The site is still online, but access to WP does not work. I have already uninstalled the plugin and installed the other plugins to see possible conflicts, but without success. Yesterday I did the same procedure, everything seemed fine, but, hours later, the same thing. What could it be? I would like to continue using wordfence, but without this inconvenience. I appreciate the possible help from colleagues.

Hello @ppsctfl I have the same situation. I′ll do the downgrade to and to see if the problem will be solved.
Thanks

Dear Wasiur Rahman, thans for your response. But in my dasboard I don′t identiy the buttons that you mencioned. I,m using the WYSiWYG… See print, please.

Hi @gmugi
The colleague above (@wp1elias) pointed this out. According to the plugin support this will be fixed with the next plugin update. So let’s wait and see the result.
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