jkuzma

Right back to square one with this… maddening when you manage a large amount of WordPress websites and get hit with literally hundreds to thousands of “failed login” notifications despite turning the feature off… and turning it off after what appears to be every update.

A fix for sites you have access to the above function is as follows. Replace

$out = str_replace("class='wp-pagenavi'>","",$out);

with

$out = str_replace("class='wp-pagenavi' role='navigation'>","",$out);

Hope this helps those who come across this thread.

I’m using a similar filter as above and cannot go and update 50 websites that I’ve done for clients over the years. Whatever markup was introduced will break these websites unfortunately.

I’d like to add that the reason for this filter is for compatibility with Bootstrap 3.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by jkuzma.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by jkuzma.

This has been a consistent issue on our website as well. Could you make an exception for steelcityunderground.com as well? Thanks in advance.

That’s what I’m looking for: where do you find the podcast on the web (i.e. without Android).

Leave it to Google to make something that was pretty wonky already even worse!

Thanks Angelo!

Same issue here on multiple sites using PowerPress. The Google Podcasts link in the destinations field in PowerPress redirects to Google Play’s app store prompting a download of their Podcasts app.

Using Windows 10 PC with latest Google Chrome here (if that helps – my feeling is the redirect could be due to not being on a mobile platform?)

This is a constant problem with Sucuri and rears its ugly head every so many months for a few days/weeks at a time until it somehow corrects itself.

For every day this week I have had to reset the API, re-delete my email from notifications, and untick every alert box, only to have it all reappear within 24 hours, along with roughly 100 failed login notice alerts in my inbox.

Since I operate nearly 30 unique WordPress sites for myself/clients, you can imagine how frustrating this is on my end.

I love the product but like another that couldn’t fix it’s nag screen, I’m about ready to find an alternative.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by jkuzma.

Thank you Angelo. At least I know we’re not going crazy. I’ll keep shaking the trees over there and see if I can get them to budge!

Yes, we are trying to submit to their service and receive that error. They came back and said it was because of punctuation in the feed (which I honestly doubt).

Both of these feeds return invalid:

https://www.terryfletcher.net/feed/podcast/

https://www.joekuzma.com/feed/podcast

This is still an issue through Version 2.3.1. The previous advice to deactivate and update worked, but the latest version is back to prompting for the upgrade (v3.0.1) rather than an update.

Hope this helps.

Same problem after every update here as well and on multiple websites I admin. Also have to reset the API key constantly as well.

Experiencing the same problem. Latest version of WordPress, all plugins updated. We are using Toolset Types for CPT. The fields show in the BS3 configuration page, but when you check the boxes and save, they become unchecked.

Thank you @getty0images! I can confirm it’s working on our end.

I have uninstalled the plugin, optimized the database and upon reactivating the new install per the above instructions, the site comes to a crawl and times out to a 404 page still.

The new version does not fix the issue.

Also I can no longer deactivate your plugin in order to work around the problem.

I am using Advanced Custom Fields to create additional buttons and fields, such as loading the media gallery for an image. When I click on that button, jquery misfires as stated in the above post. The conflict is only found when it’s an additional field on the page and not the “add media” button. Otherwise your plugin works perfectly fine.

I’d be more than happy to help you troubleshoot. Let me know what else you need from me.