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I tried but sadly that did not work. just ran a BKUP again and get the same 2 warnings about the same 2 tables. I even deleted and reinstalled the plugin.

thanks anyhow!! I really appreciate your time and especially your rapid response. I am a webmaster and have your software on all 50 or so of my sites, many of which have the pro version too. so I appreciate your support here on this free version. this site is for a water & waste management company and they are el cheapo.

that should be perfect. thank you very much!!

BTW, here are a couple of the errors I have been seeing so far:

0011.816 (0) [Warning] Table wp_h9i2j5l7_icwp_wpsf_reporting has very many rows (1263782). You may need to either remove data from this table, or contact your hosting company to request more resources.

0144.718 (0) [Warning] Table wp_h9i2j5l7_itsec_logs has very many rows (893014). You may need to either remove data from this table, or contact your hosting company to request more resources.

thanks Paul! I don’t exactly know how to delete just one table in a DB as this does not happen automatically when you deactivate and delete the plugin from the looks of it.

there are also a few other tables it claims has gotten large. is there any way to reset anything that this plugin may have been storing about blocked IP addresses or anything else it stores about connections it has blocked?

Chad

Thanks again Mark!

My concern is that the SSL has been installed and working just fine for all sites for quite a while now. The just at the end of last week, I updated the plugin and then I started to get warning messages as if some internal referral process has been changed or interrupted.

So I would agree with everything you said if I had just installed the SSL. but it has been working great for a few months now and then I update the plugin and literally within a few hours I get reports on JUST the sites I updated the plugin with.

I understand that there seem to be some other technical reasons that would create issues should this have all just been installed, but like I said, it was fine literally until I updated the plugin. If this had happened just to one site, I could see how there could be many things affecting thing. However when I just update 4 sites’ plugins and all 4 sites get errors reported within a few hours and all sites I did not update are just fine, I really can’t believe that something else coincidentally happened at the same time.

Now you may surely wash your hands of this – I can’t force you to help me of course. I was hoping my offer to pay for tech support may influence your decision a bit. However at this time I am not convinced that something odd happened to just 4 sites randomly right at the same time that I updated the plugin.

I guess I am just stuck for now. Thanks for your time!

Oh, and android devices seem to be fine. so far only reports of some iphones are the issue. again only on sites that had the plugin update applied too. the rest seem to be fine.

Yes, but I am quite confident that this just happened right after I applied the most recent Really Simple SSL update. also the ssllabs reports shows a grade of an “A”, all perfect. And the hosting company checked the configuration up and down. Finally, all other sites that do not run your plugin are still fine. It is literally only the 4 sites that I have applied the updates to that this is happening. I see the update edited my htaccess documents – all of them – and that may be the cause. However I examined those too and nothing seems to be wrong. On one site I also replaced the new version with a slightly older version of the plugin and it did not reverse the issue.

so since I have several sites under the same UCC SSL and the only site that are now not working are the ones that I updated with your plugin, and noting everything else is still all clear, is there ANY chance that it is the plugin update? all signs really seem to point to this here, wouldn’t you say?

I am happy to pay for a license to get full support here. especially if that can ensure that you look into this just a tad bit for me. it is kind of urgent and I have spent 48 hours now trying every other possible solution since I applied this update. I got word of this issue within 15 minutes of applying the update and have had dozens of reports since. However nothing on any other non-WP site running on same server / SSL.

thanks very much for your rapid response. again, if I need to buy a license to get some urgent and detailed support just say the word! I figured this may be more widespread of an issue by now.

Chad

I too am hoping to do this. I have tried everything that forums have hinted upon. no shortcode seems to do the trick, even targeting an exact date of a past event.

I think I have this – I was using the widget creator to use JS code within site instead of using the widget. it was just so cool when I tried it out that I was hoping it could work. so for now I have changed that out. when you do use JS code instead of widget, the event details appear as drop down box on same screen rather than sending you to details of event. but this drop down box is blank in Chrome and IE for some reason – must be the instability the widget creator page notes state. if you have any ideas as to how to make it all work though, do let me know. I would like to use the drop down feature if it is stable on all current browsers.

oh, and if I can’t get that fixed, I would be eager to hear if there is a setting that will “cut-off” that dynamic feature and make those event titles in widgets just link to the event pages directly. this would cut out the issue too, though sadly also lessen the impact of this great software.