I’m sorry, I did not want to break any rules …
just very strange that the problem is known, has released an update to prevent, but do not say anything to those who have suffered from this.
and developers respond to other posts and simply ignore this topic (
Sorry if it seemed like we ignored the question — this issue doesn’t have as clear of an answer as most of the others, so I had set it aside yesterday, to check out what would be best and possibly run it by the dev team.
(The forum moderators at wordpress.org try to stop bumping for a few reasons — one is because it will show that your post has at least one reply, so some people who could answer it will assume it’s already being handled by someone.)
You could use .htaccess to return a 404 like you asked about, or it could be a 301 “permanent” redirect, pointing to the home page (also using .htaccess), which might be better for some of the other search engines — you could do both in the theme’s functions.php too, but .htacccess would probably be easiest. It’s also possible to set Google Webmaster Tools to ignore certain query strings — adding the wordfence_logHuman and “hid” query strings might be the easiest solution, but it’s possible “hid” could be used by some other plugin someday.
What do you think would be best?
maybe you have cached them.
tried cleaning the cache?
to ensure, look if file resides /wp-content/cache or somewhere like that..
