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Okay, I think the problem happens when the alt is updated or changed in the media library AFTER enabling PB SEO Friendly Images. It seems that the plugin totally ignores everything if there are changes. Even after removing and then re-installing the plugin.

Due to the number of websites we manage (over 90 at this point) getting proper alts in place is something we work on in between everything else, so would it be possible for the plugin to “get a little smarter” and update alt changes?

Yep, I need it to work with Formidable forms as well.

I second this – I have a couple of clients with emails as custom links in menus so it would be a great addition.

Same here. Wordfence guys – any chance of correcting this?

For me, Wordfence has Server Time: 2019-05-16 13:11:44 but actual time is 9:11am, and that is what WordPress is correctly displaying in the general settings.

BTW, I tried disabling all my plugins but that did not make a diff.

I’m running into the same problem. Time is definitely correct – set to New York and I’m here on the east coast in Delaware. Put in the new code I get on phone immediately and still get that same error message as Vipini

Okay, I’m totally baffled. Did everything on the page you linked to. I exported the problem form and then imported it into 2 other websites to test. On one website it is correct and looks the way its supposed to. On the second it was messed up the same way as on the original website. All 3 sites are running the Divi theme, but when I changed to the default theme it didn’t make any difference – form was still messed up in Chrome and Chrome-based browsers only. Disabling plugins did not make a difference either. There is no php or other code in place on the websites.

Will look into it, but since it is a governmental website, I have to do it in the middle of the night, which is not very practical for me. Will troubleshoot the best I can meantime. Thank you.

For me, it’s easier said than done since Wordfence runs daily scans and I manage almost 100 websites so I get about 100 alerts each and every day. There are over 2 million installations of Wordfence so every user who runs both Wordfence and your plugin is getting these alerts. I’m not trying to argue, just make things easier for all the users in the world. Thanks – your plugin really is helpful for keeping server space under control.

Okay, flushing the cache the first time didn’t help, but I just updated the plugin successfully after doing multiple cache flushes before and immediately after updating. So basically it would appear that the cache did not totally clear out this morning when we first had the problem. So thank you and problem solved.

First thing I tried when I saw the problem was flushing the cache to see if that fixed it but it didn’t. I’ll try clearing the cache, updating and then clearing again, but I want to wait until later tonight.

It happened only when clicking on an external link. I’m not going to update the plugin for now because it’s a banking website and the external links are going to the customer online banking sites. The bank alerted me to the problem this morning and they were quite upset, so I’m not touching it since it’s working correctly using the older version of the plugin. I did not check anything – just wanted to get it working for them and I knew it was working last week so I just reinstalled the old version from a backup.

BTW, the text shown in the screenshot showed up at the very bottom of the page under the footer.

Same here. Divi theme. Normal manual plugin installation. Reinstalled the old version and will wait for a fix before updating.