timholz

@hjogiupdraftplus Hi – perfect. Thanks a lot. I’ll mark this post as resolved. Have a nice weekend. theo

@hjogiupdraftplus Hi – thanks for responding. Quite an uncomfortable procedure to use a different ip. How about accessing the mysql database? But what to look for and what to delete? Thanks for your care. regards theo

• This reply was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by timholz.

@hjogiupdraftplus Hi – thanks a lot for your care. For the time being i have rewritten the validation completely and also removed the captcha. But, i am quite interested to hear from you.

Have an excellent day – theo

@hjogiupdraftplus Hi – thanks a lot for your answer. Oh, yes, i would appreciate, if you could send me some information about the hook you mentioned. Regards Theo

@hjogiupdraftplus Hi – that’s right. I want to change that behaviour. I want to stay on the comments page and dynamically generate the error message. Is it possible with an ajax call? Thanks for your care. Regards Theo

p.s.: I forgot to mention that even when the result is incorrect the class ?valid? is added to ?aiowps-captcha-answer?

• This reply was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by timholz. Reason: important

@vmarko Hi

final test:

1. Disable all features in general settings > .htaccess does not reflect any change
2. Disable w3tc plugin > .htaccess reflects this. Everything related to w3tc is erased
3. Enable w3tc plugin > .htaccess does not reflect this action. No w3tc rules present in .htaccess
4. Delete w3tc; also delete all tables with w3tc in database
5. Install w3tc and import settings previously exported > save settings and purge all caches > .htaccess does not reflect this, no w3tc rules present.
6. Conclusion > Apparently there is a communication problem with .htaccess or no resource for retrieving w3tc rules is available
   Thanks
   regards theo

@vmarko Hi – i do not enable anything in the security plugin. I just disabled the plugin to check any interference with w3tc. And yes, the rules are present under performance>install. As i said, the problem persists not only with one website, but rather several. So, inspite of the great performance of w3tc, i can’t help but thinking of a new way. The plugin settings are not communicating with htaccess. Have a nice evening

@vmarko Hi -thanks for the message. Yes, it has # before that line, but that was me, not a plugin, who wrote that sign. The transfer from the plugin settings to htaccess is not happening, that’s why i altered it manually. The problem persists, i reinstalled w3tc, disabled the security plugin, but it stays the same. htaccess is not changing… bye bye

@vmarko hi – i checked with another site in dev-mode and encountered similar problems. The .htaccess is not updated when changing the settings. I also tried altering the settings ?with all in one wordpress security? plugin disabled. Same result. Exporting the plugin settings however worked well. regards theo

@vmarko Hi – Thanks for responding. The json is under: https://pastebin.com/dQTdNve3 and htaccess: https://pastebin.com/cNtPyuTf As for the rules under Performance>Installer, i can see some rules, but i do not know what rules you are referring to. I tested downloading the plugin settings in various browsers. The behaviour described above is consistent. Please let me know, when you are done with viewing the files in pastebin. regards theo

@vmarko – thanks for responding. Yes, that’s right the csp is indeed appearing in the response headers. But unfortunately, the script-src directives, that i added in the browser cache section, is not updated in .htaccess. That’s the problem. How can i share .htaccess (it is quite big)? As for the settings in the cache section, i could provide a json file (from the export section). I could upload everthing to dropbox. By the way, exporting the plugin settings open a new browser tab and the settings are one big compressed json. That too, is a bit strange, cause in former versions the json was properly formatted and downloaded to my download folder… Thanks a lot for your interest and time. regards theo

Hello @sandipmondal

Thanks for the elaborate answer. My best wishes for you and the wc dev team. regards TO

hi @max – woocommerce is one of the heaviest plugins for wp. It comes with a lot of stuff, that is not necessarily needed for a simple shop. I would make a configuration tab for the plugin. According to the needs the plugin could then be tailored modularly to perform optimized. regards TO

Hi@Shameem

Thanks a lot for your support. It is indeed this new feature that triggers the loading of the scripts mentioned above.

All the best to you. regards TO

@hjogiupdraftplus – thanks for your patience. Disabling the plugin on the main-domain removes the rule in htaccess and frees the way to intall the plugin on subdomains. all the best to you