Rex

I think you missed a lot of parts, mainly the one that a completely new host, a new cpanel, with just 1 day of use, no free themes, with just this free plugin, no other things rather a clean install of wp and this free plugin again, and the moment I installed the plugin, the cPanel > Domains > Redirects 403 rules appeared, then I uninstalled the wp from now he cpanel (+databases) it also uninstalled this free plugin, and the 403 rules were gone… So there are just 2 options, or your plugin installed those rules on the cPanel or your free plugin is infected with malware by being free, you’ve said it yourself you’ve seen free plugins infected, could it be this is happening here?

It seems you haven’t read the whole thing, 1 day after creating the new email, buying the new host, within this new host, with no themes installed, with no plugins installed; only the addon domain, wp from the cpanel’s quick install, and only this free “all in one wp security” installed, the moment I configured the firewall, the rules in the htaccess, the same cPanel > Domains > Redirects 403 rules appeared, so I don’t believe it’s a coincidence, but you may be in something, as this plugin is free, may it be infected with malware maybe?

I JUST KNEW IT!! Updated woocommerce and it doesn’t work for me anymore.. now Line 19 looks like :

public function __construct( $order ) {
$this->order_type = ‘simple’;

parent::__construct( $order );
}

No idea what to replace here… Line 42 in my theme looks like:

$order = new WC_Order();

Replacing

$order = new WC_Order();
$order->populate( $some_var );

with

$order = new WC_Order( $order_id );

done…
It worked!… at least for now (knowing wordpress, with an incoming future update it might not… who knows)… thanks for the code claudio and mccju for the corroboration.