Taner Temel

Thank you for responding to my question but, took a look at the sites this morning and was surprised to see the Twitter embeds are all working again.

Not sure if this was a caching issue but clearing the cache at the server and browser yesterday hadn’t worked but today they are back working again. ??

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by Taner Temel. Reason: typo

@gappiah Thank for replying, yes the settings are where you described.

I,ve select the check box to disable new site creation but I am still able to create new sites could this be because Im super admin?

Thanks again for your help.

Hi @augustus09

Solved, after reinstalling the plugin the issue seems to have been resolved.

Thanks for you help!

Hi @augustus09

Thank you for the reply, I will try this and reply to the thread with the outcome.

Thanks again!

Didn’t realise there was an update, after updating the certificates to 3.1.9 I am able to create a new certificate.

Thanks

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks for the response.

I don’t know if there is an issue or conflict somewhere else but the site definitely goes down when I disable the Progressive WordPress (PWA) plugin, I tried the following:

Disabled all plugins and left WordPress (PWA) plugin active checked front end and the site was still running fine I then disabled the WordPress (PWA) plugin and my site became inaccessible in the backend front end is still loading fine.

Thanks

Thank you for the response, im not sure if this is an issue with my server setup but i used a plugin to resolve this one.

I removed my custom css and changed the header style.

@webnus perfect!

Thank you for your support!!

Hello @medan123 thank you for the response!

I accessed the website from Edge browser and was able to access NSDI profiles!!

Thank you so much for your help!!

Thank you all for your response, @te_taipo I install and activate Pareto Security seems to work without a problem but the message in Pareto Security dashboard says + Status: Standard Mode + Your .htaccess is configured correctly. But my understanding is that IIS does not utilise .htaccess file so is there any advantage of this plugin on IIS server?

@acstudent is there any hard evidence of your statement or is it your opinion?

Thanks again for your input!

Hi yes I did manage to resolve this. Don’t know if there was a plugin conflict or something.

After disabling all network plugins and enabling them again the blogs started appearing.

Hello Steven thank you for getting back to me so quickly.

Thanks again!