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Whew! Glad to hear that, thanks. All of my sites were affected.

I had the same experience. We did not manually update beyond 4.9.8 and all of a sudden one of my client sites was at 5.0.2.

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I have a similar issue. The submit button shows up fine using the shortcode, except on mobile/ small screen it disappears in Chrome. It shows up fine on a large screen using the shortcode or the quiz URL, but not on mobile.

I had to abandon using the shortcode and link to the auto generated post instead, so display options aren’t as good, but it works on mobile now at least.

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I have the same problem, on only one of my client sites. All of a sudden automatic updates aren’t working. The auto update option I want is “Select Individually” but all of the plugin update buttons are grayed out and nonresponsive. WordFence is the critical one I want to update automatically, but I’d like others to do it, too.

I just got the same warning about 2 malicious files yesterday after installing BackupBuddy on a site using Wordfence. These are the 2 files it’s flagging:

Critical Problems:
* File appears to be malicious: wp-content/uploads/backupbuddy_temp/9kcbg1q5gv/importbuddy.php
* File appears to be malicious: wp-content/uploads/backupbuddy_temp/ph9zp3qcqh/importbuddy.php

This is occurring on all of my client sites as of February 27, 2016. Google keeps saying the last modified date is wrong. I have the time zone set correctly on the sites, so it’s not that. What is the fix Yoast?!

I have the same problem on all of my client websites as of February 27, 2016. It isn’t fixed.

I agree – there is no filter so just to find a plug that is kept current and compatible with the current version of WordPress is torture.

Please give us a sort option – one, by WP version compatibility and one by the number of stars or the number of downloads. Anything would help.

I found the problem – solved! Even though I completely removed the plugin and reinstalled it, there were css remnants still pointing to the old location.

You can use the NextGen Gallery plugin to get that red dot. It gives you an optional watermark image that you can define yourself that is superimposed over any images that you want to mark as sold. You won’t have to re-upload your images every time they sell.

I have a similar issue.

The form lets me select a file, does create a post, and gives a success message on submit, but I can’t find the PDF I submitted anywhere. Using this form shortcode:

[fu-upload-form form_layout=’post_media’]

p.s. if I use this shortcode, nothing displays on the page but the text of the shortcode:

[nggallery id=2 template=caption]

It was working but I just couldn’t see it because of the cache issue.

The red dot watermark works – I just got it working today. In the gallery check the images you want the watermark on and click the Apply button. You may have to clear your cache to see it after you have applied it to the images where you want it. Easier to pull up another browser and check it.