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Good to know and yes, we will.

This ticket can be closed.

Here’s the link to the RSS feed of the first channel we are setting up…
https://www.bitchute.com/feeds/rss/channel/DecisiveLiberty

We did figure a way to band-aid this by adding a line of code to the Prepend to Content section of the Edit Feed Source setup page…

<iframe width=”800″ height=”450″ scrolling=”no” frameborder=”0″ style=”border: none;” src=”{{original_post_url}}”></iframe>

It seems to work well for the first few channels we have tested – but it doesn’t answer the question why the video doesn’t post as it should.

Wordpress is easy enough, add /feed/ at the end of the root URL or click a category or tag and add /feed/ to the end of the URL

MOST websites will have an RSS option, sometimes it is only listed in the site map – other times, you have to scrounge around for it.

Anything that is a bit of a chore to find, you have two options –

URL is self-explanatory…
https://zapier.com/blog/how-to-find-rss-feed-url/

If the RSS is not to be found, there is this RSS generator
https://fetchrss.com/

Do know that FetchRSS does have a learning curve but NOT steep – and trial and error may be needed for every site you fetch. We have not used for the WP RSSaggregator yet but are considering it…

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It appears it was a stuck SQL (PID?) that had to be killed – weird it went on for 2+ hours, and was piling up 60+Gb an hour until it finally died.

Until we have word from PSN, we are resorting to other plugins – how long we remain off of PSN is up to PSN.

@will83 – this is in the core WP php file, not a custom file.

@neocraft’s experience was with WP_PAYPAL, which we have. The PayPal plugin would not have let us update it while in 5.2.4 so we updated WP to 5.3, resulting in the PHP Warnings starting immediately. Updated the PayPal plugin and the PHP warnings stopped immediately.

Chock one up for doing the basic of basic moves – check your plugins. At least one of us has learned a few things from the threads, hope others did as well.

Thanks everyone.

Went back into the file just now, about 24 hours after the above incident. The entire file is present — apparently there was a display problem that I was unaware of?

When this first happened, I had closed the file, cleared the cache just to be sure, hit Ctrl-F5, then reopened the file. Still only one line appearing. Hit Ctrl-A to see if anything was there but not seen, this only highlighted the first row.

Chock this on up under Head Scratcher, all seems good for now.

Updated WP via the update notice on the dashboard…
Will perform tests tonight w deactivating plugins and using 2020 WP theme.
Either way, going to roll back one version of WP until this is resolved by WP and/or any conflicting plugins we discover.

I believe the missing --> did the trick, a LOT of things re-appeared by that one correction.

Before posting here we had cleared the cache before disabling all the plugins but to no avail. Have added the pages that have the Ultimate Members shortcodes to the do not cache list and will have to remember to do that in the future as well.

Will take a look at the Mixed Content errors as well.

Thanks again!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by decisiveliberty.

THANKS AITpro – you probably already know we use BPS as well, flawless for the past 7 years or more! Will see how these tweaks work out and get back to here with the results…

Hi Matthias – we are using reCaptcha. Our aim is to keeo all users out of the backend. The security has us setup a string that is uses to redirect away from wp-admin.php. The issue comes up when anything is hard-coded with “wp-login.php”. We are replacing the string in the emails with ‘wp_login_url()’ instead and will be testing shortly.

THX Gioni – we have been contemplating on using another registration plugin as it seems as soon as we fix on thing, another pops up… And now we may know why. ?? It is a good plugin but as you pointed out, needs some honing…

As for Cerber, it is the third security plugin we have used, and by far the easiest to implement and maintain…. and now we know why ??

Hello, I believe my situation is similar but with a twist…

We use User Registration as well as WP Ceber, a security plugin.

WP Ceber blocks both the wp-admin folder as well as the wp-login.php file. They do this by blocking the wp-admin folder with a random text string (which we provide to the plugin) as well as a switch to block the wp-login.php file. This secures our site from multiple attacks hourly.

The issue is the verification email provides the wp-login.php with a token to finalize the registration process. Replacing the ‘wp-login.php’ section of the URL with the random text string only provides a 404 error (expected when the url is not present in our system).

Unfortunately, I am not savvy enough to come up with coding for the functions.php file but savvy enough to copy and paste it properly. Is there a code that will permit this workaround?

The site is https://decisiveliberty.news

Thank in advance – User Registration is awesome, planning on upgrading to pro once the financial support kicks in later this week.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 8 months ago by decisiveliberty.