yyilmaz

I’ve used the Pro version on almost 70 websites, over the last 2 years. It seemed very promising in the beginning, and I could even get near-immediate responses from the developer.

I don’t know why, but it seems to have been abandoned.

I won’t be renewing my Pro subscription since there are no updates anyway. I just hope it won’t break miserably in upcoming versions of WordPress. I’m really stuck with this plugin, having used it on so many websites I maintain for clients.

All good.
Thank you.

Hi

It looks like the fix was made a week ago, but not yet released.

Hi Ahmed

I noticed there was a bugfix and commit recently. How soon do you think this can be rolled out?

In assigning it via the AMP for WP plugin’s settings. There’s an advanced settings section where I could add the roles.

Thanks, deleting table fbv_attachment_folder did the trick.

Sure enough.. EditorsKit plugin needed to be deactivated and reactivated. Simply updating it wasn’t enough apparently.

Thanks for your help.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by yyilmaz.

@slash1andy Hi AW, any light you can shed here?

I’ve been having this problem last 2-3 days now. Nothing has changed recently, except plugin updates. I though a recent plugin update caused this, so I restored the whole website from an auto-backup more than a week ago (well past the point where I had my last successful checkout). But now I’m still getting “Sorry, your session has expired. Return to shop” whenever I checkout.

WP 5.4.2
WC 4.2.0
WC Services 1.23.2
Divi Theme 4.4.8
Divi Child 3.0.106.1523566676

I have no caching plugins installed.

Using Tools provided by WooCommerce, I’ve cleared things like transients, orphaned variations etc, regenerated product lookup tables, updated database etc.

I read through the two pages you linked to above, but could not work out what settings need to change at the host.

I still can’t make this go away. Orders are logged into the back-end, but client still receives the “Sorry, your session has expired. Return to shop” after checkout.

Thanks Niklas. Sounds good.

Got it.. Deleting the paypal checkout button converts it back to a regular button. Not intuitive, but this seems to be the answer.

Thanks @esmi. I’ve seen these and many others. But so far I haven’t come across a case where a phantom Admin user is created. So far there’s no malicious activity, no htaccess hijacking..

I’ve seen similar cases with people using older versions of WP but I always maintain the most current version of WP and all plugins. (I only use reputable plugins).

As careful as I’ve been, this has happened most recently after I upgraded to WP 3.3.1 – I’m curious whether it has a hole in it…

I’m a relatively noob for WP, but learning.

I could not find any reported issues with this version of WP being vulnerable to this. I’m guessing it may be a plugin or some malware.