mystudenthouse

I completely understand giving priority to premium users. I would’ve liked to purchase ShieldPRO but it wouldn’t work well for my website considering major pages would be wrongly blocked.

Anyway, thank you for taking the time to respond.

Hi,

Any update on this?

Thanks

Hi,

Yes, the URL is valid, you can check here.

And the only thing that I can think of is that I have a few temporary redirects within the youzify plugin, but they work as expected.

I kept all the profile and directory slugs as default within youzify so that they correspond to the default buddypress slugs. It seems, your plugin (or at least the activity log) doesn’t acknowledge these URLs as valid while the youzify plugin is activated.

Hope this helps!

• This reply was modified 5 months, 1 week ago by mystudenthouse.

Hello!

I’ve attached a screenshot of the log accessing my profile page.

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• This reply was modified 5 months, 1 week ago by mystudenthouse.
• This reply was modified 5 months, 1 week ago by mystudenthouse.

I am only using one activity log/security plugin on my site.

Sorry If I am mistaken, but there are two logs in this plugin: the activity logs and the traffic logs. Well, when a genuine user accesses a buddypress page on my site, the activity log logs it as bots: 404 but the traffic log logs response: 200. The traffic log is correct because the page is available, however the activity log is logging false 404 when the page is actually there and the user is not a bot. These (dynamic) pages exist and can be accessed, no 404 error page is triggered, yet the activity logs it as 404.

I’ve narrowed it down, this seems to be happening when the youzify plugin is active on the site, this is a buddypress extension memebership plugin so it is needed on my site.

I just don’t understand why these pages are showing the correct 200 response in the traffic logs but showing 404 in the activity log.

Hope I’ve explained it well.

Thanks

Hello,

Thanks for getting back to me.

Previously, I had the ‘override the deafult WordPress search’ active with the Get method which was working fine and I preferred that option but then out of nowhere it was causing a critical error. Not sure if it’s a WordPress issue or a theme issue.

Anyway, I changed the setting to the Post method and that seems to have resolved the critical error.

Kind Regards

Andrea

Hi,

I looked on google for answers and one website stated that if you have a security plugin active and you have been blocked access to your site, then you should check your .htaccess file. I did and indeed, for whatever reason the .htaccess file had been modified. Replacing it with a fresh copy fixed the issue.

This time around, the .htaccess file has not been modified. I waited a few more hours, cleared cache again and my site is now accessible from mobile.

I’m not a technical person so, I don’t understand it myself. The problem is fixed anyway.

Update: Seems to be excluding my pages/posts only IF they are in draft mode. All published posts appear in search regardless of being exluded. Is this normal behaviour?

Thanks