snikolaidis

All the time. Scheduled and manual scan.

Hi again. I had found a similar older article and replied there, but the admin asked me to create a new thread, but still I don’t have any answer. Our site, sill cannot be scanned and it’s not secured.

Any help?

Mark, hi. I have the same problems with my wordpress (jinnie-femme.eu). I’ve ran the connectivity testing tool and the results are the following:

Wordfence connectivity tester
DNS lookup for noc1.wordfence.com returns: 69.46.36.8

STARTING CURL http CONNECTION TEST….
Curl connectivity test passed.

STARTING CURL https CONNECTION TEST….
Curl connectivity test passed.

Seems that everything is ok. I’ve just made a new scan and got the same error (even though 2 minutes ago, the test was passed):

[May 20 21:18:30] Contacting Wordfence to initiate scan
[May 20 21:18:30] Scan terminated with error: We received an error response when trying to contact the Wordfence scanning servers. The HTTP status code was [404] and the curl error number was [0]

There’s no point for that, the online code is the fixed version.

Still, the site is the following: https://www.jinnie-femme.eu/product

(Still under development)

In checkout.php is the following code:

jQuery('#billing_back').on("click",function(){
    jQuery('#csb').slideUp();
    jQuery('#csl').slideDown();
});

But, in the code, I cannot find any element by the id “#billing_back”. So, can I remove the code? Is it used somewhere else?

I’m not quite sure, but I have this impression that I’m using some sort of beta version with lot of bugs. I had to go to several javascript changes, to make it work. And I’m talking about the latest (2.2.6) version.

For example, by clicking “Continue” at the billing tab, as I said, doesn’t work. Why? Because the onSubmit event is defined in the checkout.php while the billing page is loaded afterwards through ajax call. So, the onSubmit event is defined *before* the actual DOM element, that’s why it doesn’t work. I had to move the ShippingForm.onSubmit and ShippingBackBtn.onClick events, from the checkout.php to the shipping-method.php file. And of course the code is wrapped inside a jQuery(function(){}).

Obviously I had the same issue with the payment tab also and made similar changes.

I’m in the payment tab right now and making tests and (the same) changes in the code. But, I want to make sure that I have the correct version.

Also, the whole project is based on old jQuery versions; there’s a compatibility issue with the live() function: the jQuery API documentation lists live() as deprecated as of version 1.7 and removed as of version 1.9 (api.jquery.com/live)

I’ve written all the above, because it’s quite strange for not reading similar messages in the forum.

In the flag widgets, I have 5 languages apeearing. First is the greek language (default) and other four. The links on the flags, are the following:

greek: index.php
english: index.php?lang=en
french: index.php?lang=fr
etc…

Is it possible to force a lang param in the greek (aka default) language, so to have something like this:

greek: index.php?lang=el
english: index.php?lang=en
french: index.php?lang=fr
etc…

In this case, it will be much more easy to check, if there is no lang param, to add one based on the domain…

Where can I download it from? In the site, is only the pro version with a cost of $29. The free version has still the same problem…