Dietrich

Totally untrue.

You can require plugin developers to document all changes to a website. In other words, a log. That log can be used to delete the plugin. Any plugins that do not COMPLETELY remove their plugins should be penalized. Warn them and then ban them from WordPress. There is NO excuse for the sloppy coding of some developers.

Yes, it is a security problem. My security company scans plugins on my website and is constantly flagging plugins with dodgy behavior.

So what is your solution?

I am not getting the support I need to fix this problem. This is the second time I have gone to the developer with not fixes and no answers. They keep blaming plugins from other developers for their software not working. They can’t tell me which plugin, but it is definitely not Elementor’s plugins.

However, they do keep demanding that I give them administrator access to my website which will never happen for security and legal reasons (CPAA).

So yes. I do need support from this forum.

See below:
https://themannareserve.org

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by Dietrich.
• This reply was modified 2 years ago by Dietrich.