twisted1919

I just checked and the settings.php file was created in the right place, and it is there since the plugin has been installed first time, specifically, at /wp-content/uploads/aios/firewall-rules/settings.php

yes it might be the issue due to security issue if it can not write the file or may be another thing which might making it slowdown.
— This might be the reason, we’re running under pantheon.io but they don’t list this plugin as being problematic. ( https://docs.pantheon.io/plugins-known-issues )
I’ll open a ticket with them and get back to you as well.

@raldea89 – Thanks, that was the case, the the_title filter was called wrongly from the theme, missing the id param.

All fixed now ??

Any chance i get the fix to apply it on my site till you release the updated version ?

Hi @ampforwp

The version is 0.9.54.2

Thanks.

That does not make any sense… I requested the js file which you include in the plugin anyway, i just wanted the un-minified version so that i can properly understand and change it for my needs. That file should not have any type of sensitive information in it.

I also wanted to contribute to this plugin and i have asked for the repository where i can do it, but no answer back, which seems you’re not open to contributors at all.

So now, because of all this, all i can do is to start changing the plugin code which means i won’t be able to upgrade it from this point onwards.

Anyway,
Thank you.

Why is that, isn’t this open-source after all? What’s up with this attitude ?

Hi,

Any news about this? How can we contribute to this plugin ?

Thanks.

@shellbeezy – yeah, i found later that i can do it via some filters, only that the filers we need don’t seem to exist, see my other thread ??

@shellbeezy – I don’t think so, at least, the only reference to that hook is listed in WC_Braintree::get_deprecated_hooks