Treebeard

My themes are all custom, and they don’t expose the login page. And I do block XMLRPC and disable pingbacks on all sites, so they must be doing something else to access hidden login pages.

Oh darn, I already deleted the plugin. Anyway, this issue with the “hidden” login page is not new, I’ve had hidden logins on several sites and thet still get brute force attacks, some get hundreds at a time. Their logins are never hidden at all it seems. This is the first time anyone ever logged in though (I use Wordfence as well, that’s how I got the email about it). I think the idea of hiding a login page is just a false sense of security because every single site I manage that uses it, has had the brute force attack issue.

I just resolved this issue – replaced that Woo Min/Max Quantities plugin with YOUR plugin – the Min Max Quantity & Step Control for WooCommerce by CodeAstrology plugin and it works!

All I had to do was set the Min quantity in Universal Settings to 0 (because Product Bundles doesn’t use this).

So this issue is resolved ??

Having the same problem here, the buttons show but they don’t work at all. However after troubleshooting, I found that it’s actually a different plugin – Woo Min/Max Quantities

https://woo.com/products/minmax-quantities/

• This reply was modified 8 months, 1 week ago by Treebeard.

Great, so if we customize our checkout templates we can just remove any code for blocks, correct? We do not plan to use Blocks at all in our themes, it’s too clunky and doesn’t allow us to provide a smooth and intuitive interface for our clients (unless they improve it someday, we’ll keep using Classic).

@syzygist, AGREED.. couldn’t have explained it better..

I just searched for the same exact thing, I’m just the developer, not the site owner, and I had to disable emails. I was actually searching for a different plugin to replace this one, because of the email issue.

@yuriinalivaiko thanks the code worked

Yes I’ve done that several times before posting a message ??

And thanks I’ll try the code

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by Treebeard.

Doesn’t matter, her entire login is missing from Disqus. I’ve tried logging in multiple times, but the account is just gone. We ended up installing a different plugin that doesn’t store the comments on a third party website, so this will never happen again.

oh I thought there would be a setting to override that. I couldn’t find a way to override it in WordPress and we were trying to replace another comments plugin that does have that override available. I guess we’ll have to keep searching for a solution thanks for responding

That’s the problem we’re having – is there no way to change that in the settings to use a different email?

Also, the developers need to disable this 12 month limit on synced comments – that’s total crap. I need to download the last 5 years since the plugin was completely screwed up.

As I mentioned a few times, the error logs are blank – nothing registered so there’s literally nothing to see.

anyway I installed a different plugin so problem solved.

thanks anyway for trying!

I already did that and unfortunately maxed it out to as much as the server allows.

I checked the error log and there’s nothing there, but I did set errors to display in the config file and saw a memory limit issue. Also received several emails from the site saying there was a fatal error with Yoast SEO, which I mentioned above. It seems that Yoast SEO uses way more memory on the POSTS page in the admin, than any other plugin, and I have increased memory limits to the max. It doesn’t help. Looks like we may have to use a different plugin.