sdturnbull

Thanks for your help. We now have got this working ??

Thanks for the reply. For info, we’ve taken over the support of this website and having to sort lots of things like this out with plugins we’re not familiar with. I’ve added the recommended shortcodes as per the link you provided and asked the client to test.

I left the shortcode for the page as [wpmem_form password] as this is what was previously set, and I am not sure altering it to the recommended [wpmem_profile] will break something elsewhere – I’ll get the reset working before looking at that. Is there a reason for using [wpmem_form password]?

Hi Zubair,

Our GA4 is currently set up via GTM but we haven’t set any triggers/tags for ecommerce yet. We have the standard GA4 tag working from there.

The service we are using for Cookies/Consent Mode is Cookie Script (cookie-script.com) and this is also installed via GTM.

What I am hoping is that by installing Google Analytics for WooCommerce it will send ecommerce data to GA4 but not conflict with the GTM setup? Does that make sense? In particular, we don’t want to inadvertently add another GA4 tag by installing this.

I know, it’s not even installed. That’s why I’m asking if it will duplicate the main ga4 tag, or just layer the e-commerce events on top of an existing tag before were do install.

• This reply was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by sdturnbull.

Ahh, yes it is using Elementor Pro and their cart widget. I will reach out to them.

Thanks. I appreciate the bulk edit in the Page view is a Pro feature, but that’s not quite the case for us. Basically:

1. We set Settings > Reading: to index (uncheck the box and save)
2. RankMath > Title & Meta > Global Meta: Set to index
3. RankMath > Titles & Meta > Pages: set to use Global

However, back in WordPress pages, all pages are still set to Noindex. We have no other plugins that adjust these.

In Elementor we have checked that the site isn’t in Maintainence mode or anything.

We can set the pages to be Indexable individually in Elementor using the SEO tab that your app provides and this works, but there are a lot of pages and as I previously stated, I’m worried there is something buggy in there that might crop up later.

If I uninstall RankMath with the functions.php Hook to make sure everything is deleted, the pages are set to index. I re-install RankMath and they are all set to not index.

I have tried this using Chrome Guest window, and all the same. We have no caching setup up yet.

https://mega.nz/file/81122RZS#RCq5O8rAmzEnIoRX3AYLSq3e1Xg_xC6oUNT-aYDa-n0

https://mega.nz/file/gosFkaYK#gFs0-JfnviXYQldUQE8fpbBwyvBRmsO738aq3vWLeW0

https://mega.nz/file/U4UB0RSI#SdUIL5EKDFGt0wqMfxzHy4y19zKP5xB8OvXattjp2s8

https://mega.nz/file/E0NwlY4R#cnWVIOMvKYLkiGiEptGs7N10HTlDAvomttdmZx15ivE

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by sdturnbull.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by sdturnbull.

Agreed, this is very poor. Especially as the latest version seems to be breaking our sites. We’ve disabled LS on most of our sites for the time being as it’s proving to be a high risk…

Thanks, and yes this makes sense. I’m obviously unfamiliar with the plugin — are there any default settings that I might need to look out for? For example, does the firewall get activated by default or does this require a manual action after enabling the plugin?

This is marked as resolved, but it isn’t really resolved, is it?

The question was about the ability to add a rel=nofollow via the Text Edit widget by adding the checkbox under the “new tab” option. This doesn’t appear when adding a link. While the manual approach works just fine, it’s not as convenient as ticking a box…

Thanks for letting me know ??

Hi,

Once again, sorry for the delayed reply…

I have created a php.ini file (remember this is a Apachi _ Fast/CGI server) with 664 permissions and added the correct path to the Wordfence waf file:

auto_prepend_file = ‘/var/www/web/wordfence-waf.php’

Still no joy…

Could an old – now removed – install of Sucuru be causing issues – i.e. with left over files??

Thanks
Steve

Hi @wfyann

No, the .user.ini file remains blank. This time, the .htaccess file is also left untouched (but I’ve only tried the Fast CGI method)

Could I manually add some setting? If so, what might they be?

Another thought. I previously had Sucuri installed, but removed it before installing Wordfence. Could that have any bearing on this issue?

Thanks

Hi

I’ve done just that – deactivated the firewall after saving the settings to remove config entries as per instructions, deleted and reinstalled the plugin (via Plugin manager)

This time (with empty .php.ini, .user.ini and WAF comments removed from.htaccess) I ran the setup once more. Gace it 5 mins, refreshed but still no joy…

For info, using the latest version of WF and WordPress 4.8.1

Also, for info, I’ve added a .user.ini file with 664 permissions in teh root folder. Still not working.

Thanks for your reply and sorry for the late response.

I did as you suggested and it turns out that the sever config is CGI/FastCGI (no suPHP)

I tried using this configuration but it still refuses to commit a change. I left it for about 15 minutes before refreshing the page, and still not working.