visceral concepts

I use an SMTP plugin and it’s working fine. According to my logs, both from the email service provider and my SMTP program, the email sent.

It should have come from the vanityfurs.com domain. Check your spam folder just in case.

I have made an account. An email should have been sent. Let me know if it isn’t.

Thanks!

That is 100% perfect. Thank you!

Just as an update, are you going to be adding this feature and, if so, when can we look forward to it?

Looks like that did the trick. I forgot that I had downloaded a previous version and updated, so it was probably before the theme supported portfolios on the front page. Thanks!

Believe it or not, that file isn’t present in the version of Harmonic that I downloaded. I will re-download and see if that gets me the file so I can fix it.

No problem, and thanks for the help!

So, I feel kind dumb. I didn’t realize that I had changed the settings to “Approve accounts”. I hadn’t approved the new users yet.

My fault.

There seems to be something wrong with the way it’s salting new passwords.

None of the above changed anything. Only by disabling AIOWPS did the ability to change passwords return.

No, just this one.

I have run through the list as you have suggested, but it hasn’t corrected my issue. Has anyone come across similar issues with BlueHost? I’m 99% sure it’s a hosting issue, but I don’t know how to correct it.

I have now upgraded to 4.0.16, because I desperately want to have this wonderful security program back. I install every update in hopes that it will actually be corrected. None correct the issue.

I have filed bug reports and gotten no response. I have posted in the support forums and got no response. All I hear in the forum is “we’re working hard to fix it.” Now here we are, from version 4.0 to version 4.0.16, and I still get a constant white screen of death.

My clients use a portal on my site to pay their invoices. I try to obtain new business with my blog and portfolios. My site is integral to my income. Your “total redevelopment” of a perfectly good plugin has absolutely destroyed it.

I have heard crazy theories about how the bug is intentional to get users to buy the “pro support” version. I sincerely hope they are crazy allegations and that iThemes wouldn’t resort to cheap tactics. However, judging by the many artificial 5-star ratings in the reviews (easily identified by their similar content, poor spelling, and generic statements), it doesn’t seem that iThemes would be above such low-level ploys.

At this point, your plugin has cost me thousands of dollars and several precious hours of my time to try to correct. Again, it’s a shame to see such a good plugin get destroyed so quickly in one move focused on money.

Advice for anyone looking for a good security plugin: stay as far away from iThemes Security as you can. What a pity.

Updated to version 4.0.10 and am now getting the following fatal error:
Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 62128128) (tried to allocate 3864595 bytes) in /homepages/15/d373560574/htdocs/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 951

Has also happened for other files. It seems iThemes security is eating memory like it’s nobody’s business.

I’m definitely doing something wrong with the function, because it isn’t echoing anything back… Check this code for me?

<?php function imageDir() {
    $uploads = wp_upload_dir();
    $img_dir = ( $uploads['baseurl'] . $uploads['subdir'] );
};
?>
<?php echo imageDir(); ?>