mthomas80

I’m having the same issue only without a forum. We can still see people are discovering the login URL some how and attempting to brute force.

Hmm, then maybe I’m just being completely ignorant. I’ll look into it when I have time.

Native date picker is not supported in Safari

https://caniuse.com/#search=date%20picker

Thanks for posting grampachiefy. I just read that thread. Looks like I still need to delete the database entries.

Disabling the plugin and reactivating it later isn’t enough!

This has been the most stressful day yet as a web designer!

If you’ve been using Better WP security there’s a good chance it’s changed your table prefix ‘wp_’ to something else.

To find your table prefix, look in your wp_config folder and it’ll be next to where it says;

$table_prefix = ‘wp_’;

but, instead of wp it’ll have something else.

if you modify the code from the article I posted, for example, let’ say in your wp_config next to table prefix it reads, = ‘rgydh_’;

instead of,
SELECT *FROM wp_options WHERE option_name = ‘active_plugins’;

you would put in,
SELECT *FROM rgydh_options WHERE option_name = ‘active_plugins’;

Unless it’s a different issue you have, then I don’t know.

I was locked out too, everything was working fine until this recent update.

I didn’t find the ‘fix 404 error’ instructions on the iThemes site particularly helpful.

In the end I managed to disable the wp security plugin from inside php-my-admin with the help of this article

https://www.hiddenwebgenius.com/blog/web-development/deactivating-wordpress-plugins-using-phpmyadmin/

If you don’t have cPanel just log into your hosting dashboard and look for something that says mySQL