• Resolved visualsuplex

    (@visualsuplex)


    Hi! So I’ve done as much due diligence as I could on this, but I need some help.

    Whenever I Add or Extend a POD I get a “Error: Unauthorized Request”.

    I’ve tried flushing caches. I’ve disabled caches. I’ve searched and searched Google, but nothing has helped.

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  • Plugin Author Scott Kingsley Clark

    (@sc0ttkclark)

    Looks like the admin-ajax.php API calls are being blocked by the hosting provider. Try contacting them and let them know what the HTTP request is (in your browser network tab) that is causing this.

    Thread Starter visualsuplex

    (@visualsuplex)

    I’m not sure how to do that. I’m using Firefox; where is the browser network tab?

    In console: here’s what I’m getting when clicking Next Step on Add New Pod.

    Loading failed for the <script> with source “https://stats.wp.com/w.js?ver=202009”. admin.php:2167:1
    Unauthorized request jquery.pods.js:309:67
    Unauthorized request jquery.pods.js:309:67
    Source map error: Error: request failed with status 404
    Resource URL: https://www.jordaninglee.com/wp-content/plugins/pods/ui/js/pods-dfv/pods-dfv.min.js?ver=2.7.16.2
    Source Map URL: pods-dfv.min.js.map

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by visualsuplex.
    Plugin Author Scott Kingsley Clark

    (@sc0ttkclark)

    Here’s a handy page that shows you how to get to your network tab in Firefox.

    https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Network_Monitor

    You’ll want to open up your network tab first, then click to add your pod. When you see the notice, you’ll want to check your network list, click the XHR filter just above that list so it only shows AJAX requests. Then look for something in RED as it will show you there was an error. Right click on that request and there should be something like “Copy as cURL” which you can send that directly to your host so they can see what the full request is. Do not share that request with the public and do not post that here.

    You’ll also want to edit your last post to remove your website URL if you did not intend to make that public.

    Thread Starter visualsuplex

    (@visualsuplex)

    Ok – so as per the Network Tab, I’m not seeing any ajax errors. I’m in process of contacting my provider now

    Thread Starter visualsuplex

    (@visualsuplex)

    So far here is the response from my provider (Siteground)

    Hello Jordan,

    The admin-ajax.php requests are not blocked on our end by default as the WordPress installation heavily relies on this script’s execution.

    I went through the server logs, but I could not find any errors related to jordaninglee.com.

    Thread Starter visualsuplex

    (@visualsuplex)

    Also – how do I edit my post ? Can’t find a link anywhere

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