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I would not bet on it anymore. It is fixed a long time ago in wpml, but the polylang plugin developer never even took some time to reply to this or take a look at this as the issue still persists. I dumped polylang on all sites and bought wpml.
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In reply to: Can’t edit main theme php files after upgrading to 4.9@petrichorpost that you can edit not active themes is normal. The code only checks if the php file you are editing is from a active theme. The php files from any theme that is not active can be edited without any issues. From any plugin or theme that is active it is impossible to edit any php file.
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In reply to: Can’t edit main theme php files after upgrading to 4.9@clorith troubleshooting mode does not help. I dropped it at tier.net and asked them if they can setup a clean wordpress in on of their servers and test the issue. I got a reply that they have similar results as i have and could not edit a single php file. I am waiting on their next reply on this issue.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t edit main theme php files after upgrading to 4.9@clorith… does this plugin auto update? I still see the same version 0.60 in my admin area as i had before. Anyway on the loopback i got this.
The loopback request returned an unexpected status code, 403, this may affect tools such as WP_Cron, or theme and plugin editors.
So now the question is: What is causing that on my server?
I tried these. But they did not work https://www.danhendricks.com/2017/01/wordpress-error-http-loopback-connections-disabled/
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In reply to: Can’t edit main theme php files after upgrading to 4.9@crzyhrse great work, but i still have the issue without any plugin active. it is getting frustrating. still waiting on the host with their findings.
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In reply to: Can’t edit main theme php files after upgrading to 4.9@padraigbeirne does not work for me. editing by notepad++ does not help resolving the issue.
@genealogydotie @clorith I was not trying to solicit for a job or whatever. I was just trying to be friendly and help him out for free and guide him through the process of editing. Anyway it wont happen again.
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In reply to: Can’t edit main theme php files after upgrading to 4.9turning session.auto_start ON or OFF does not change anything i keep on having the issue that i cant edit any files from a active theme or plugin.
Default they are always both OFF. I tried with ON but does not make any diff, the active themes or plugins can not be edited. Only the none active ones.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t edit main theme php files after upgrading to 4.9turning session.auto_start ON or OFF does not change anything i keep on having the issue that i cant edit any files from a active theme or plugin.
please advice
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t edit main theme php files after upgrading to 4.9@padraigbeirne Yes because the function that produces the error message is only doing its stuff on active themes or plugins
if ( $is_active && 'php' === $extension ) { and here it does something to make things more secure.... }So any edit for a non active plugin or theme works just fine.
So a hacker turns of the plugin or theme, does his stuff and turns it back on. So much for extra security.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t edit main theme php files after upgrading to 4.9@winock you dont have to replace it with the old files from 4.8.3. Just open wp-admin/includes/file.php and delete lines 491-598 in that file. You then can at least edit the files again. I know it is less secure, but you can work from the editor. It is almost the same as restoring the 2 files from wp 4.8.3 🙂
Remove this complete code block
if ( $is_active && 'php' === $extension ) { $scrape_key = md5( rand() ); $transient = 'scrape_key_' . $scrape_key; $scrape_nonce = strval( rand() ); set_transient( $transient, $scrape_nonce, 60 ); // It shouldn't take more than 60 seconds to make the two loopback requests. $cookies = wp_unslash( $_COOKIE ); $scrape_params = array( 'wp_scrape_key' => $scrape_key, 'wp_scrape_nonce' => $scrape_nonce, ); $headers = array( 'Cache-Control' => 'no-cache', ); // Include Basic auth in loopback requests. if ( isset( $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] ) && isset( $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW'] ) ) { $headers['Authorization'] = 'Basic ' . base64_encode( wp_unslash( $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] ) . ':' . wp_unslash( $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW'] ) ); } // Make sure PHP process doesn't die before loopback requests complete. @set_time_limit( 300 ); // Time to wait for loopback requests to finish. $timeout = 100; $needle_start = "###### wp_scraping_result_start:$scrape_key ######"; $needle_end = "###### wp_scraping_result_end:$scrape_key ######"; // Attempt loopback request to editor to see if user just whitescreened themselves. if ( $plugin ) { $url = add_query_arg( compact( 'plugin', 'file' ), admin_url( 'plugin-editor.php' ) ); } elseif ( isset( $stylesheet ) ) { $url = add_query_arg( array( 'theme' => $stylesheet, 'file' => $file, ), admin_url( 'theme-editor.php' ) ); } else { $url = admin_url(); } $url = add_query_arg( $scrape_params, $url ); $r = wp_remote_get( $url, compact( 'cookies', 'headers', 'timeout' ) ); $body = wp_remote_retrieve_body( $r ); $scrape_result_position = strpos( $body, $needle_start ); $loopback_request_failure = array( 'code' => 'loopback_request_failed', 'message' => __( 'Unable to communicate back with site to check for fatal errors, so the PHP change was reverted. You will need to upload your PHP file change by some other means, such as by using SFTP.' ), ); $json_parse_failure = array( 'code' => 'json_parse_error', ); $result = null; if ( false === $scrape_result_position ) { $result = $loopback_request_failure; } else { $error_output = substr( $body, $scrape_result_position + strlen( $needle_start ) ); $error_output = substr( $error_output, 0, strpos( $error_output, $needle_end ) ); $result = json_decode( trim( $error_output ), true ); if ( empty( $result ) ) { $result = $json_parse_failure; } } // Try making request to homepage as well to see if visitors have been whitescreened. if ( true === $result ) { $url = home_url( '/' ); $url = add_query_arg( $scrape_params, $url ); $r = wp_remote_get( $url, compact( 'cookies', 'headers', 'timeout' ) ); $body = wp_remote_retrieve_body( $r ); $scrape_result_position = strpos( $body, $needle_start ); if ( false === $scrape_result_position ) { $result = $loopback_request_failure; } else { $error_output = substr( $body, $scrape_result_position + strlen( $needle_start ) ); $error_output = substr( $error_output, 0, strpos( $error_output, $needle_end ) ); $result = json_decode( trim( $error_output ), true ); if ( empty( $result ) ) { $result = $json_parse_failure; } } } delete_transient( $transient ); if ( true !== $result ) { // Roll-back file change. file_put_contents( $real_file, $previous_content ); if ( function_exists( 'opcache_invalidate' ) ) { opcache_invalidate( $real_file, true ); } if ( ! isset( $result['message'] ) ) { $message = __( 'An unidentified error has occurred.' ); } else { $message = $result['message']; unset( $result['message'] ); } return new WP_Error( 'php_error', $message, $result ); } }Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t edit main theme php files after upgrading to 4.9@clorith It is the same for plugins. I can edit any not active plugin. But not a activated one.
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In reply to: Can’t edit main theme php files after upgrading to 4.9@debresser where is your website located? What hosting company? Hostgators, BlueHost, GoDaddy? Which company do you pay for the website to serve it on the internet?
Update: you already answered the question by editing your reply. Thank you !But this http://www.doviddebresser.info/ does not look that it is a wordpress website. 🙁
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In reply to: Can’t edit main theme php files after upgrading to 4.9@padraigbeirne who is your host?
@debresser who is your host?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t edit main theme php files after upgrading to 4.9@clorith @padraigbeirne You are so right… it is indeed the active theme or when a child theme is active i cant edit the child theme and parent theme.
If i activate the parent theme i can edit the child theme. If i activate the child theme i cant edit the parent and the child theme.
BUT I can edit any theme that is not active.
Thanks for the hint.
Update: if i look at the code in the file.php they are actually checking if it is active and if so do the so called checks for security stuff…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t edit main theme php files after upgrading to 4.9@clorith I will drop it at tier support and tmz support. Maybe they can find something in a log file that i dont see.
As for the wp install I just uploaded wp by ftp and ran the setup. Did not use the wp installer in the cpanel.
I will try and turn off php 7 and litespeed and see what happens.