• Resolved keystonecop

    (@keystonecop)


    Your request got filtered out due to possible security issues.

    One or more things in your request were suspicious (defective request header, invalid cookies, bad parameters)

    If you think you did nothing wrong:

    try again with a different browser
    avoid any evil characters inside the request url
    If you are the owner of the website, you can consider revising the rules of the mod_security module or turning it off from your Web Hosting Control Panel.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Thread Starter keystonecop

    (@keystonecop)

    Here is how far I get before the error. http://johnsworkshop.com/Project1.jpg
    I do not have authorization to change the security.

    Plugin Author Sayontan Sinha

    (@sayontan)

    This looks like a conflict with another plugin that seems to be introducing some arbitrary data into the URLs. Please try the steps in the workaround documented here.

    Thread Starter keystonecop

    (@keystonecop)

    Thank You. I did NOT get it to work trying the other method. I did get it to work with a new install of word-press
    locally with new files. So I agree it is probably the other plugin. Will work with it locally for awhile then try and fix it. Thank you so much for your fast reply,

    Plugin Author Sayontan Sinha

    (@sayontan)

    I did NOT get it to work trying the other method.

    That is surprising. The alternative that I suggested has nothing to do with Photonic at all – it relies on a standard service provided by Google (you are performing the authentication on Google’s website directly). Hence there should be no conflict with another plugin therein. Can you tell me where you are getting stuck with the alternative?

    Note that if you are able to make it work locally, all that you need to do is get the refresh token. In your local install you will find it saved under Photonic → Settings → Google Photos → Google Photos Settings → Refresh Token (for Back-end / Server-side Authentication). You can copy the token from there and paste it into the same field on your main site. Once you save the options you should be set.

    Thread Starter keystonecop

    (@keystonecop)

    That worked like a charm.. now I can play with all the Parameters. Wow so nice to get quick understandable replies. I am an OLD assembly and machine language coder from the late 1960’s so this is all new to me. Thank YOU

    Plugin Author Sayontan Sinha

    (@sayontan)

    Great. I am marking this thread resolved.

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