Siddharth Thevaril

Sorry if I wasn’t clear before. What I meant is that you don’t have to manually put the site into maintenance mode.

Answering your initial question:

Would you advise going into maintenance mode before updating RSA? In other words, should I update with RSA activated or deactivated?

We don’t advise you putting your site into maintenance mode because while updating a plugin, WordPress puts the site into maintenance mode anyway.

Just saw that the link doesn’t work, this is the link to the code section –

https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/master/wp-admin/includes/class-plugin-upgrader.php#L324-L326

Hey @mike80222, apologies for the delay.

I investigated how WordPress Core handles it and found that if a plugin is activate and is being updated, WordPress automatically puts the site in maintenance mode. I verified this with few tests as well.

If you’re comfortable with code, you can find the section where WordPress core handles it here.

Let us know if you have any further questions. Cheers!

Hey Happy New Year!

You can use the simple_page_ordering_is_sortable filter this way:

/**
 * Limits the ability to sort pages to users with the administrator role.
 *
 * @param bool $sortable Whether or not the pages are sortable.
 */
function spo_limit_sorting_by_role( $sortable ) {
    return current_user_can( 'administrator' );
}
add_filter( 'simple_page_ordering_is_sortable', 'spo_limit_sorting_by_role' );

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by Siddharth Thevaril. Reason: improved suggestion

Hey @mike80222, that’s a very good question. We’re running some tests to confirm this and will come up with an answer with the next release. For now, we would suggest you to update the plugin after putting the site into maintenance mode.

Hi @tudors1987, this will be handled in the next release.

Hello @pinguins

That is not possible with Restricted Site Access. However, there are other plugins such as After Login Redirect that may fit your requirements.

Hi @trealbe, Restricted Site Access does not block access to your media, so direct links to files in your media and uploads folder (for instance) are not blocked.

Hi @horsthansen ,

Restricted Site Access supports CIDR notation, so adding 87.190.1.160/27 will indeed cover all the IP address in the list you provided.

Let us know if you run into any issues. Thanks!

Hi @1benk1 , thanks for raising the issue. We have raised a fix and it will be included in the next release. You can track it here.

In the meanwhile, can you share the details of your environment?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by Siddharth Thevaril. Reason: updated the message
• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by Siddharth Thevaril.

Hi @ibiza69

Once you have updated the plugin to v2.0.0, you will have to migrate to Twitter API v2 by following these steps here.

Hi @ibiza69

The handle is the username for a Twitter account, it starts with @. For example, Bill Gate’s Twitter handle is @billgates

Try reconnecting with the handle and let us know if you’re still facing problems tweeting.

Hello @pocketnurse

Can you tell us which version of the plugin you’re using?

If it is the latest one, can you try rolling back to the previous versions so that it is easier for us to narrow down the problem?

You can download the earlier versions here.

Hi @mikegibbons4 thanks for letting us know.

During our manual and automated tests for 7.4.0, we couldn’t reproduce the issue faced on 7.3.2.

You can download the older versions here under the “PREVIOUS VERSIONS” section.

In the meantime, can you give us more information about your setup as well as the details of your site? You can get the site info under Tools > Site Health > Info > Copy site info to clipboard.

Hi all, this issue is fixed in the latest release 7.4.0. Please let us know if the issue is resolved for you.

Thanks in advance!