nikwolf

Is there an easy way to pull the image thumbnail from the item being reviewed, onto the page where the reviews are displayed with the shortcode? I don’t mean the product item page itself… for example if one has a feedback page, where all of the reviews are collected, no images are displayed currently; but it would be nice to include images for the items being reviewed on that page. Thanks.

I too would like to see this! Of all the plugins to pull reviews into whatever page is preferred, this one seems the best so far. And none that I have found offer the option to pull in the image, so if you could do this, you’d have a sure advantage over the others!

FYI – .htaccess also references that file!

Search fail on my part. *sigh*
After I posted I searched the ‘wordfence-waf.php’ tag I’d made with this post, and found another post with a possible resolution:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/fatal-error-2142?replies=8

I do have .user.ini in my html directory, and it did reference WordFence. I deleted all of the lines in it (left the file, in case for some reason it is needed), and that solved my problem.

For what it’s worth – on my version of WP Multisite, I cannot get anything on the WordFence Options page to save. So checking that box to delete files after WordFence is uninstalled, does nothing for me. I could let it sit with the spinning spokes for an hour and it would not have saved by then.

Also, for some reason, the WordFence assistant plugin I tried, ALSO does not do anything to the db files for WordFence on my multisite install.

So I deleted them manually, and edited my .htacess file so I wouldn’t get the wordfence-waf.php error.

Awesome!
That did the trick, thank you so much!!

So, keeping what you said in mind, I got to thinking of the https://www.domain.com vs. domain.com thing.

My “main” site runs off https://www.domain.com, but when I’m logged in as Network on WPMS, it tends to work whether it is https://www.domain.com/wp-admin/network, or domain.com/wp-admin/network.

The problem WordFence is experiencing, is when I’m logged in via the latter way, without “www”. It can’t save if the www is missing. But if I add ‘www’ into it… it will save without a problem.

If I try changing this in my wp-config.php…

define(‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘mydomain.com’);

to
define(‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘www.mydomain.com’); … then I can no longer get into the network admin level of WPMS.

So, I guess from here on I’ll just have to remember if I need to do anything in WordFence, I need to make sure that “www” is preceding my domain name.

Thanks!

I have multisite set up so that the domains are blog1.domain.com, blog2.domain.com, etc.

This is the only thing that is showing up in the error console when I go to the Options page of WordFence.

https://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y92/tigger74/Stuff/console-error_zpscb4e9841.jpg

That is via FireFox. Via Chrome, it tells me this:
admin.php:1 XMLHttpRequest cannot load https://www.mydomain.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php. No ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ header is present on the requested resource. Origin ‘https://mydomain.com’ is therefore not allowed access.

Eh. Checking dates, maybe WF did update within a week of the WP update. Nevertheless, it’s getting ridiculous that it seems to cease working coincidentally with each WP upgrade, and only on my multisite install. The single site installs keep chugging along happy as clams. Since it won’t save anymore, I can’t even try an “uncheck/re-check” of the box their FAQ said was added the last time it broke to try to get it working again.

It broke again, and I still have that box checked. The only thing that changed was WP upgraded, but WordFence has not. Hooray.

Just FYI – the link I provided in my original post for the FAQ.. I just checked it today, and they updated it as of September:

Modified on: Sat, 6 Sep, 2014 at 12:53 pm

There is a new option we’ve added to Wordfence to fix this specific issue. If you’re having the trouble described above, scroll to the bottom of your Wordfence options page. Check the box next to “Disable config caching”. Save your options. You should now be able to save any other option changes, change your API key and this should also fix any “cron key errors” you’re having.

So it seems I was not the only one having this problem… I checked that box, and like magic it started saving my changes. Thank goodness, I haven’t really had time to search for an alternative to WordFence.

I guess I’ll have to find an alternate plugin since the developers don’t seem to care to respond to this with any advice or tips. This is quite disappointing. I even tried again after the latest update, and it still sits with the spinning spokes next to the “Save Changes” button without actually doing any saving. The plugin is pretty worthless in this state.

I hate to be a pest but is there anyone with some advice for this issue? I’d really like to be able to use this for my Multisite install as it works well for my single installations.

Thanks.

Just an FYI about the code @sdayman provided…. if your ISP ever changes IPs for your internet service, you’re going to be stuck and blocked from your own site, and you’ll need to hit up your web host to have them change it for you. Some ISPs change the IPs frequently, and others may change only once or twice a year. Unless you have a dedicated IP address and you’re 100% absolutely certain it isn’t going to change, that type of htaccess file is a bit risky in that regard.

Wow, what a headache. I found the offending post, it had a stray div in it (which is why the validator thought there was an unclosed tag there).. I have NO idea how it got there. It’s weird because after I post I always go and read my site to make sure it appears ok, and that one did appear ok after I posted it… And it’s not even a post with an image in it so there should not have been any formatting in it at all. Very odd indeed!

I should note that this only solve *MY* issue – I do not know about the original poster!