MFA

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Hello! Go to /wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/src/Internal/Admin/Marketplace.php:23

find FeaturesController::change_feature_enable(?‘marketplace’,?true?); and put // In front of it //FeaturesController::change_feature_enable(?‘marketplace’,?true?);

Save and error fix

Here is solution that worked for me: (put in config.php)

define('SUCURISCAN_API_URL','wafx.sucuri.net/api?k=[APIkey]&s=[domain_secret]');

Happy to hear that this annoying issue will be resolved. I have the same problem.

I’ve got the same issue. As soon as I try to import .json file I get this message: Please select the settings to import.

Erm… Thanks! It was a conflict between the constants in the config file and SiteGround Security plugin. SG has an option “Disable Themes & Plugins Editor” and it was switched on. Turning it off solved the issue. Many thanks for the tips.

Yes. The files can be saved. Why not to delete them? Yes, I do have security plugins, but that is not the problem. The constants are not duplicated in the config file – I’ve checked 10 times. Changing quotes doesn’t change anything. The salt keys are fine.

Any other suggestions?

I had the same issue and when my IP address changed it wasn’t added to the whitelist of our FIREWALL system. Since I’ve done that, refreshed the page I was able to upload again. It seems that is some kind of IP allowance. Happy to help.

Kind regards
Stf – IT Admin

Thank you! It wasn’t WooCommerce. The plugin you recommended solved the issue.

WoW – are you 100% sure?

Bro… Do this and the problem will be solved!

1. Login to your cPanel and go to your WWW folder
2. Right click on WP-ADMIN & change permissions to 7-5-5
3. Open WP-ADMIN folder & RIGHT CLICK on “network” – change permissions to 7-5-5
4. Open folder “network” & select all files > Right click and change permissions to 6-4-4
5. Clear your browser CACHE, HISTORY, COOKIE – restart browser and problem solved!

This is a issue related to the permissions of your public folder. Let me help ya lads ??

• Login to your cPanel and go to your WWW folder
• Right click on WP-ADMIN & change permissions to 7-5-5
• Open WP-ADMIN folder & RIGHT CLICK on “network” – change permissions to 7-5-5
• Open folder “network” & select all files > Right click and change permissions to 6-4-4

Clear your browser CACHE, HISTORY, COOKIE – restart browser and problem solved!

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by MFA.