ewgny

Using Other Mail, I connect to Microsoft 365 using TLS 1.3
TLS 1.3 is supported by Microsoft.
I too would like to disable the annoying Popup

I have the same problem. unable to upload for months

Why not add an “at your own risk” check box option to turn on the shortcode and widget for the classic editor.

I am indeed running the WPML plugin
I did define both the WP_SITEURL and WP_HOME
I did an uninstall and reinstall of Wordfence, but I didn’t remove the tables when I did

I have the full site URL in the settings. I hard set it in the wp-config.php prior to the migration import.
My other site that I migrated to another server keeping the same domain name is fine
The site in question had a domain name change. Everything else seems to be working ok

• This reply was modified 3 years, 10 months ago by ewgny.

Why is this marked resolved? With such a big problem, why not release a roll back version until the issue is actually resolved? Some of us are able to figure out a workaround, but others can’t. Which makes Simple Calendar well … not so Simple

mee too, same critical error

That seems to have taken care of the problem – Thanks

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by ewgny.

Yes, it updates but errors on the reactivate
I rolled back the snapshot and tried again, Same Error

I am on 4.3.1

Good God, roll this back until you can test a beta. Emails on posts not being sent, widget vanished, reinstalled widget cant remove labels from fields. Why do I need field labels when the fields you have them grayed out inside?

I had the same problem. Uninstalling the plugin and then deleting the plugin’s option table entries as described and reinstalling did the trick. – Thanks

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by ewgny.

Had the same issue half an hour ago had to restore my VM.
Last month an update caused a Falcon Cache issue that blew up the site.
I truly appreciate all of your hard work and fast response, but you gotta do better pre-release testing.

Seems to be good now

The only thing in the wfcache folder is a clear.lock file
Only changes I made today was a plugin removal of wp-super-cache which was inactive. Plugin update of wordPress SEO, a couple of manual IP blocks and request and page views from 240 to 120.
Turning off Falcon worked to regain access on the user side