keniry

some years ago I did but perhaps its time to look again !
thanks

@afrooz this is a serious claim and if you have been hacked in such a way you owe it to the community to do a proper investigation and supply evidence so we can all avoid such misery.

I came across your post because I found a suspicious super admin on a site recently BUT that site has never had User Profile Editor Installed.

So I just wasted more of my life reading this thread only to find you have no evidence.

Please don’t do that, it wastes everyone’s time.

In 2 or 3 years of using User Profile Editor I have had ZERO problems, and only see excellent support from a fabulous free plugin.

Thanks @shinephp

same error but line 899 from here
/wp-login.php?loggedout=true
Version 7.1.2

deactivated until I see a reply
thanks

btw
mysite.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=jetpack_modules
I get a not allowed to access this page message from admin, I could just delete them one by one if thats what you mean, but this site is live so I am reluctant to do it.

Jeremy

I am having the same problem so I just ran some tests; the biggest slowdown is connecting to wordpress.com;

Looking at the top bar of vivaldi – the data loaded goes from 2.5mb to 3.8mb as soon as I connect to wordpress.com – and I would say the page takes 4-5 times longer to load…

so from 1 second to 4 seconds

what is most bizarre about this is that the main delay after connecting to wordpress.com comes from the main image on the top of the page – it stops loading while jetpack is doing whatever it is doing.

very distracting I had to turn off the wordpress.com connection, I am using avada them for the site in question.

cheers
bryan

G’day @cybr

thanks for your quick reply, and sorry to bother you with a follow up question…

I am rebuilding some sites on a new platform (moving from pagelines to beaver builder)- and I want the installs as clean as possible so I am merely exporting pages/posts/forms/etc

I realise now I have made some SEO changes supplied with The SEO framework and so I need these but the problem is knowing if and where I made any !

Would it be accurate to assume changes to Custom Page Title and Custom Page descriptions are kept in the database here ?

…_options
autodescription-site-settings

and only there ?
thanks

…any update on the export ?
thanks

Hi Wolly

thanks for replying so quickly…

a few comments.

The link from the plugin doesn’t work
https://paolovalenti.info/gantt

For an import I was thinking about a simple CSV file, which might be generated from MS Excel or another spreadsheet program. I am thinking people using MS Project etc would have too many fields to handle.

I was looking for a simple way to display a simple project, but found it a but tedious to type it all on one hand and no way to manage from the plugin.

…another option would be to use custom post types and look at the custom fields, but I don’t know how complicated that would be.

cheers

I would like to see this on the front end as well, in fact I was trying many front end based alternatives when I installed CWX project, so at first completely missed the fact that it was a dashboard widget and raised the eroneous support ticket.

…being simply able to display a gantt like chart in a post or page to users not logged in makes the difference between being able to use the tool or not, for me anyway.

cheers

OK I found the widget on the front page of the dashboard – no what I was expecting; the plugin is looking good so far thanks

The password strength indicator would be better to say ‘this is how safe the writer of this algorithm thinks your password is…’

A feedback button/comments to the writer of the algorithm might allow users to express their frustration with this opinionated algorithm, which has alas been enforced by wpengine.

Oh, it was too simple, just use the standard dashicon name from
https://melchoyce.github.io/dashicons/
instead of the old 16×16 image URL
e.g.
a home icon for a post would be
dashicons-admin-home
…