barnez

but I do care about Open Source and that those who are seeking to make a lot of money off the back of Open Source software are actually contributing back to the Open Source community

As described above, they are contributing back. No company or individual who is involved with WordPress makes selfless investments with their contributions. Everyone who contributes to WordPress has a vested interest in its continued success.

Have a read here: https://wpengine.com/blog/highlighting-wordpress-innovation-contribution/

WPEngine has been been contributing to the open source community, in many different ways:

• Sponsoring WordCamps
• Running developer events
• Developing resources and support hubs
• Developing frameworks
• Maintaining plugins

I’ve never used them as host, and probably never will, but it seems highly disingenuous for this idea to be propagating that that are only on the take with nothing returned to the community.

Have a read here: https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/54221#comment:57

This sounds like a Woocommerce or Woocommerce {X extension} issue that would be better posted in the support forum of the relevant plugin to get targeted support from the plugin authors and their support community e.g. https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/woocommerce/#new-post

Perfect. The new version activates on the child site without any problems at all. Thanks!

Yes, the “NinjaFirewall_helpers is declared” message is returned.

Do you have another website in a parent folder with NinjaFirewall installed ?

Yes! The website in the parent folder has NinjaFirewall installed and updated to 4.6 without any problems. There are two sites in child folders with NinjaFirewall installed. Site A updated to 4.6, but Site B has the problem described above.

Resolved!

Over in the quic.cloud image optimization dashboard for that domain, it shows 1 image credit used:

But in the media library, no successful WebP images are listed under Litespeed Optimization. If I send to anew Image Optimization Requestion after 1 hour, I get “You have too many requested images, please try again in a few minutes”.

That is fantastic. Thank you. It works perfectly.

That makes sense. Many thanks for the clarification.

Congratulations on the acquisition Saad, and thanks for the link to the post on wpexperts.io.

Thanks for the update Ryan. Really appreciate all your efforts over these years at the anti-spam coalface. Although the development baton has now been passed on, we are happy to have you among the Contact From 7 Honeypot user-base.

Looking at a few of the other 20k+ plugins they have in their portfolio, there appears to be updates and regular responses to support requests in the forum. It’s a fantastic plugin. I hope they continue Ryan’s excellent work.

Note that you are describing two different things. The date stamp at the end of the article is for human visitors to see when the last version of the past was published. For search engines like Google to see that content is being updated, the sitemap is used. As your site has the Rank Math SEO plugin installed, this is already generating a sitemap that can be read by search engines. if you look here, you will see that all the posts are listed with a last modified date. Also read here about how to manually submit the sitemap to Google through the Google Search Console. Working with the Search Console is considered good practice to monitor your site’s SEO and address any warning that are flagged. Good luck!

• This reply was modified 4 months, 1 week ago by barnez. Reason: fix typos