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Thank you everyone! @ck-macleod’s “double-hack” above worked in my case! ??

@kuldokk Take a look at this: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/product-save-times-out-to-502-error/

It worked in my case! ??

I’m having the same issue with a client site.

Used “Health Check & Troubleshooting” plugin to turn off everything but WooCommerce –> problem persisted.

Downgraded plugin files to version 4.8 –> problem persisted.

Found something that might help:

If you can’t see the “CSV” option in the “modules” section:

• Go to the “options” section.
• The “RSS Token” field is probably blank. Don’t change anything, and hit the “update” button.
• A number/letter string appears in the “RSS Token” field.
• Go back to the “modules” section.
• Hover over the name of a redirection type and you should see the “CSV” option now.

Woot!

Hi Jozef and Brian.

My site was not clearing the cache automatically when updates were made. I followed part of Jozef’s suggestion (and updated to the latest version of WP, but I think that was a coincidence).

On the WordFence options page, I checked the option to delete WordFence data on deactivation. Then I exported my settings. I deactivated the plugin. Then I reactivated it (same files) and imported my settings. That seemed to do the trick.

Thought I’d share in case it helps.

-Jared

Thanks. This helped me too.

My MailChimp account has a special character in it’s name as well.

Thanks Dan.

I waited and was able to update my password and log in after the test entries were outside the default 120 minute window.

To help avoid lockouts at work, I’ve upped the threshold for locking out an account to 50 (instead of 6). I figure I can probably reduce it again later, after we get everything running smoothly.

Thanks for getting back to me. I appreciate it.

I’m having a similar problem.

I just installed the plugin today. (I have a multisite installation. My username is not “admin”.)

After I change my password the plugin starts to get suspicious. I’m using a static IP address and I did a little testing earlier in the day. The plugin thinks that someone with my ID and IP address has failed to authenticate 11 or 12 times in the last couple hours, so it bugs out.

That’s completely understandable.

I reset my password using the email link that the plugin sends me. However, when I try to log in with the new password, it just tells me the same thing as before and tries to make me change my password again.

Need some advice here. ??

Thanks for this, Jakub.

Our site uses Fancybox and it was crashing in IE 8. We commented out these lines and things seem to be working in that browser now.

Jared.

Thanks for the update SickHippie. ??

Thanks Lilou (and Yoast). I was getting “This is a Yoast Test Title” in the title of one of my pages but switching my theme back and forth fixed it.

In case it matters to anyone, I noticed that the title was correct when I was logged in to the site. It was only when I was logged out (like a regular visitor) that I saw the wrong title.

Just tried adding a bad external link to a custom field and then doing a “re-check all pages”. Unfortunately the plugin didn’t catch the bad link.

Does anyone know what the difference between “custom fields” and “field groups” is on the “look for links in” tab in the settings?

Thanks SickHippie.

I didn’t realize that “field groups” would check the same content. I appreciate the reply. ??

@jonnyplow: Thank you. This works great for me when I’m updating a custom post.

However, when I save a post for the first time the title doesn’t get saved. Is there another hook I need to use for triggering the function on a first save?

Thanks Pickleburp. Beta 3 seems to be working for me so far. ??
(Just using true/false checkboxes at the moment.)