Robert Noakes

The functionality provided by this plugin is not yet built into thew WP admin.

Thank you,?@ttiefenbach and you are welcome! Let me know if you run into any issues.

Thank you, @atiqjanbask07! Let me know if you do have any issues.

@kofe777,

This plugin was a huge learning experience for me. I’m still working on v2.0, but it’s a complete rebuild and life keeps getting in the way. I will see if I can light a fire under my own butt and get this thing updated.

Thank you,
Robert

Awesome, thank you @claytonchase! I’m glad to hear it’s helping others as well! Don’t hesitate to let me know if you run into any issues.

Thank you, @ugotta! Please let me know if you run into any issues!

Robert

Thank you, @studioavanti! I’m going to close out this ticket for now. If anyone else has a similar issues, please let me know.

@studioavanti,

I just released a new version of the plugin that contains some changes to the assets. This may or may not resolve your issue. If it does not, would you mind sending a copy of the theme my way so I can do some testing on my side?

If I don’t hear from you within a week, I’m going to close this ticket out.

Thank you,
Robert

@studioavanti,

Being a 400 error, there could be something in the PHP error log. Do you have access to that? If not, is there any way you could turn on site debugging (WP_DEBUG) so I could get more accurate line numbers for the errors in the console?

Thank you,
Robert

@studioavanti,

While enabled, the plugin taps into the window.wpNavMenu.eventOnClickMenuSave function and makes an AJAX call to save the stored states before saving the menu. I just tested this functionality on a few sites with no issues. Is there anything in the error log that could shed some light on this? Perhaps AJAX is failing somehow?

Thank you for digging,
Robert

Thank you again, @studioavanti. Please keep me posted during your digging.

@studioavanti,

Could you please provide a list of the active plugins? I will do some testing and see if I can pinpoint the issue on my side as well.

Thank you,
Robert

I follow WordPress security guidelines as closely as possible during development, but I’m not a security specialist either. ?? I would still recommend a Wordfence scan to see if there are any other malicious files hiding in the site.

Thank you, @sterndata!

@karlosiglesiasmontes,

Looking at the log, none of the files in question are included with the plugin. Luckily for me, it doesn’t look like my plugin is the issue. I’m not a security expert, but I believe you should change all of your passwords (hosting, WP, etc.) and remove all infected files from the server. You may also want to install Wordfence and run a scan to find any other possible infections.

Robert

@karlosiglesiasmontes,

If possible, could you please send me a copy of that report? If my plugin is insecure, I’d definitely like to get that resolved.

Thank you,
Robert