scotte68

kstadden,

Glad to help. If you ever have a sub-domain, there is another fix for that. I had to rename the top level htaccess and the sub-level htaccess. Took me many hours to figure out the sub-domain fix. :d

B.Rgds,
Scott
MaricopaMinutes

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B.Rgds,
Scott
MaricopaMinutes
ScottsWebTips

Are you using a plugin called “PageMash”?

I had a similar issue. I clicked on the “Add” button but the button did not work.

My issue was a New plugin I had installed was conflicting with DataFeedr.

I know the DataFeedr ADD button was working in the past. So, I deactivated several of my plugins that were new and then my Add button started to work again.

Then, I re-activated each plugin one by one until the ADD button stopped working.

For me the plugin that was conflicting with DataFeedr was PageMash.
I have de-activated pagemash and everything is working fine.

B.rgds,
Scott
MaricopaMinutes
ScottsWebTips

I had the same issue. I clicked on the Add button and the button did not work.

My issue was a New plugin I had installed was conflicting with DataFeedr.

I know the DataFeedr ADD button was working in the past. So, I deactivated several of my plugins that were new and then my Add button started to work again.

Then, I re-activated each plugin one by one until the ADD button stopped working.

For me the plugin that was conflicting with DataFeedr was PageMash.
I have de-activated pagemash and everything is working fine.

B.Rgds,
Scott
MaricopaMinutes
ScottsWebTips

Okay, just spent 30 min with my host and we figured it out.

For Sub-domains, we had to rename the .htaccess file in the top level domain folder AS WELL AS the .htaccess in the sub-domain folder.

I was then able to open a validation request and validate my sub-domain.

Also, you may need to de-activate all plugins and use the default TwentyTen theme. I de-activated all my plugins and requested verification using the default theme.

STEPS for TOP LEVEL DOMAIN
– Deactivate all Plugins
– Use the default theme TwentyTen
– rename the .htaccess to .htaccessold
– Go Back to McAfee SiteAdvisor and click “Request Verification File”
* You should now see the McAfee Validation File name.
– Create the file and upload to your host in the root directory
– Go Back to McAfee SiteAdvisor and click the “Verify” Button
– rename the .htaccessold to .htaccess

STEPS for SUB-DOMAIN
– Deactivate all Plugins
– Use the default theme TwentyTen
– rename the top level htaccess to .htaccessold
– rename the sub-domain .htaccess to .htaccessold
– Go Back to McAfee SiteAdvisor and click “Request Verification File”
* You should now see the McAfee Validation File name.
– Create the file and upload to your host in the root directory
– Go Back to McAfee SiteAdvisor and click the “Verify” Button
– rename the Top level domain .htaccessold to .htaccess
– rename the sub-domain .htaccessold to .htaccess

I finally got it to work. here is what worked for me.

– Deactivate all Plugins
– Use the default theme TwentyTen
– rename the .htaccess to .htaccessold
– Go Back to McAfee SiteAdvisor and click “Request Verification File”
You should now see the McAfee Validation File name.
– Create the file and upload to your host in the root directory
– Go Back to McAfee SiteAdvisor and click the “Verify” Button
– rename the .htaccessold to .htaccess

Done. ??

I’m using the default Theme “Twenty Ten 1.2”.

I tried a Fresh install of WordPress 3.1.3 (ScottIdeas) and I’m getting the same error from McAfee Site Advisor. I have absolutely no plugins installed. I deleted “Hello Dolly” and “Askimet”

I have already submitted a request to McAfee. I’m hoping someone else may have any insight into this bug.

Sincerely,
B.Rgds,
Scott

I have already tried….

WHAT I HAVE TRIED:
– I tried renaming .htaccess to .htaccessold and re-submitting (failed)
– I tried the suggestions from this link (404 pages)
I added the following to my header.php but they did not work :
<?php header(“HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found”); ?>
<?php header(“Status: 404 Not Found”); ?>
<?php ob_start(); ?>

– Downloaded CURL and checked the results:
C:\CURL>curl -s-D – -o /dev/null https://www.scotts2012gear.com/no-one-here.html

The CURL results clearly show that a 404 NotFound is returned.

Hmmm, well, I clearly listed what I have tried under the heading “WHAT I HAVE TRIED”.