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I ended up deleting Sucuri via FTP, as I couldn’t even disable it in the plugin settings without it crashing. I’ve reached out to them via email but it’s been weeks and I haven’t gotten a response.

I had the best luck with opening a ticket and they helped me get the newest version and resolve the error quickly.

I completely agree. I’ll be moving my websites over to hardcoding the GA code in and dropping MonsterInsights. Getting 3+ notifications weekly trying to sell me on their Pro option is driving me away. The added bonus is that deleting the plugin means less resources used by your server, resulting in faster load times.

Login via FTP or web hosting dashboard and delete the MonsterInsight plugin folder ~/public_html/wp-content/plugins/google-analytics-for-wordpress

This resolved it for me until they can get around to fixing the broken plugin.

Login via FTP or your hosting dashboard and delete the MonsterInsight plugin folder ‘/public_html/wp-content/plugins/google-analytics-for-wordpress

Had the same issue and got it resolved by removing the plugin for the time being.

Ran into the same issue. Had to login to FTP (or your hosting control panel) and deleted MonsterInsight to get the site to work again.

The fact the plugin doesn’t run a version check and instead just kills everything, is very concerning.

They are JPG images.

Could it be because they’re in a Divi photo gallery? They can be seen in the URL I included in the first post. I have other pages it has failed on too. Appears they all involve the gallery.

Seeing the exact same message appear in the Status column when looking at All Posts.

Did get it resolved. Seemed my host may have been blocking some Cloudflare IP addresses. Had them whitelist all of them and it seems to have cleared up.

Here are their IPs. You can ask your host to be sure they’re whitelisted so none are blocked: https://www.cloudflare.com/ips/

You should also make sure that Cloudflare isn’t caching anything from /wp-admin/* as this can cause issues too.

As I said, I’m not sure this was the issue but it cleared up around the same time.

Experiencing the same issue since 4.9 but only with one installation on the same server as multiple other installations. Hosting company says nothing has changed on their end.

Not seeing anything in the error log recently.

Also seeing:

SyntaxError: Can’t create duplicate variable: ‘typeMap’

Image of error and associated files.

Failed to load resource /wp-includes/js/wp-embed.js?ver=4.9

Reaching out to my hosting provider to see if they can identify why we’re unable to access that file.

I had PHP 5.3 installed and got a message that version 5.5 is required. The plugin menu wouldn’t even appear until I upgraded. May want to try that, though the latest version may have changed that requirement.

The way you outlines is the RSS submission. I’d prefer to go the API submission route (which the plugin supports). Any idea how to submit through the API instead?

Replaced all the files other than /wp-content/uploads with fresh ones, re-ran wp-activate.php and it appears the infected files are gone and the URLs it’d created are dead.

Thanks so much for the help guys!