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Thanks, I appreciate it.

Do you have an ETA on when the next version be released?

Thanks for the reply, but my concern is that if I check “Unsubscribe on Level Change?” won’t that unsubscribe them in Mailchimp?

I guess what I didn’t include in my initial message is that I don’t want to unsubscribe them. I want to leave them subscribed in Mailchimp so that they continue to get my free newsletter, but have a way to know that they are no longer a paid member so I can adjust what they get sent accordingly.

Thanks again

Thanks, I can confirm it works again! Thank you very much!

I tried a private/incognito window in Chrome today, same result:

https://ibb.co/pPFPBs3

How do I get to a page where I can get to “Click on Advance and Go to GSheetConnector (Its Safe)”?

All I see on my error screen is the message, no buttons or links.

Hi, following up as this issue is still happening. Any suggestions?

Just tried it again – same error when trying to download new rules, same error in diagnostics….

Connecting to Wordfence servers (http)
wp_remote_post() test to noc1.wordfence.com failed! Response was: cURL error 7: Failed to connect to noc1.wordfence.com port 80 after 1054 ms: Connection refused
Connecting to Wordfence servers (https)
wp_remote_post() test to noc1.wordfence.com failed! Response was: cURL error 7: Failed to connect to noc1.wordfence.com port 443 after 1022 ms: Connection refused

Hi, following up to see if you had received the diagnostic report and if you had any suggestions on how to resolve this issue.

Thanks, I had already checked with the hosting company (Bluehost) and they told me it wasn’t blocked on their end.

I sent the diagnostic report.

Thanks!

It appears to work well, thanks!

That’s what I figured too, but the only URL that Google mentioned in their report was “/wp-login.php?”, which has no advertisements as it is just the default WP login screen. It seems like Google made a mistake in flagging this page, and they corrected it.

I requested a review, and they rejected it.

However, now it appears that they no longer consider it to be a threat as I can access the page in Chrome, when earlier it wouldn’t let me. No update in Search Console though.

I reloaded the database from a backup before this problem started happening, and it seems to have cleared up the issue. I don’t think the issue was with the plugin, rather something corrupt in the database. I think the error message referenced The Events Calendar plugin was a red herring. Sorry for the bother.

Thanks for the reply and suggestions.

Problem remains with the Twenty Sixteen theme.

I tried manually reinstalling the Events Calendar plugin, but still the same problem.

I then disabled all plugins, and the problem disappeared. Then testing various plugins, I determined that the problem goes away if I disable both the Events Calendar plugin and the Charitable plugin, both which were bundled in the theme I purchased.

When I turn on WP debugging, I get this additional error:
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object in /home2/mydomain/public_html/wp-includes/post.php on line 5760

Any other suggestions?

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll probably end up creating a custom query & using byline as a a parameter. But the relevanssi_match filter looks useful for other search improvements. Thanks!