dwinden
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It looks like you found the right (unresolved) topic to update 😉
Thank you for your feedback regarding Ad-Block in Chrome. Much appreciated.
I’m using Adblock Plus 2.7.3 in Mozilla Firefox 46.0.1 and cannot reproduce the blank Settings page issue.
Can you be a bit more specific about versions instead of just mentioning “Ad-Block in Chrome” ? I’m unfamiliar with Chrome so don’t even know whether “Ad-Block” is a browser build in functionality or an added extension.
Perhaps using Chrome with an adblocker ?
dwinden
This topic was marked as resolved.
Please follow the wordpress.org forum houserules and open a new topic for your issue or update an identical topic that is still unresolved.
@mariogatti84
Nice to hear you were able to resolve the blank Settings page issue.Updating to 5.4.2 will fix all the incorrect links for MultiSite (It turns out there were a lot more invalid links than the ones we found).
One last request. Please do not respond to peeyushworks request in this topic.Thank you for your feedback.
dwinden
Also, is what you posted actually in the .htaccess file or does that input originate from the Server Config Rules ?
And did you check the Write to Files setting is enabled in the Global Settings ?
Updating to the latest release 5.4.2 will make sure the Write to Files setting is enabled …
dwinden
Does the issue persist after updating to the latest release (5.4.2) ?
If the issue persists what browser/version are you using ?
Try and clear the browser cache.
Also try a different browser.dwinden
Ok, and there is no iTSec Config Details section in the .htaccess file at all ?
An iTSec Config Section starts with:# BEGIN iThemes Security – Do not modify or remove this line
# iThemes Security Config Details: 2and ends with:
# END iThemes Security – Do not modify or remove this line
Make sure the Write to Files setting is enabled in the Global settings.
Does the Server Config Rules show any entries ? If so are the banned IP’s listed there ?
dwinden
This could be a javascript issue. It seems the new UI relies a bit more on javascript. Check the browser javascript console for any errors.
dwinden
To fix the Manage Settings button link for MultiSite change the following line in the get_settings_page_url() function in the class-itsec-core.php file:
$url = admin_url( 'admin.php?page=itsec' );into:
$url = network_admin_url( 'admin.php?page=itsec' );To be continued …
dwinden
Ok, great.
To fix the View Logs button link for MultiSite change the following line in the get_logs_page_url() function in the class-itsec-core.php file:
$url = admin_url( 'admin.php?page=itsec-logs' );into:
$url = network_admin_url( 'admin.php?page=itsec-logs' );To be continued …
dwinden
Please update to the 5.4.1 release and confirm the issue as reported in this topic has been fixed by marking it as ‘resolved’.
dwinden
Are the IPs being blocked actually in the .htaccess file (assuming it is Apache webserver) ?
Or are you using IIS or nginx web server ?
dwinden
If you are not using MultiSite it’s probably a different issue than the bug I had in mind.
So in that case my previous post was irrelevant.dwinden
No worries. I wasn’t offended at all.
Just wanted to prevent receiving dozens of irrelevant emails related to this topic. I guess I could also unsubscribe from this topic …Oh, I’m not a moderator. We’ve all read the wordpress.org forum houserules 😉 and know how to correctly use this forum. You don’t have to be a moderator to instruct\teach others 😉
Really think iThemes should deal with this issue.
Did add another post when I digged up some relevant info from the 5.4.0 Changelog. Based on that info I’m confident iThemes knows exactly where to further deal with this particular issue in the plugin code.
It’s their mess not mine 😉dwinden
@drivenfaroff and @boriskrielen
According to the 5.4.0 Changelog:
Bug Fix: Fixed a bug where some modules would be enabled or disabled when they shouldn’t be after upgrading to the latest version.
So it looks like this issue is still not fully under control.
It’s probably a wise decision to wait till the child diseases are over …
(I guess I’ve listened too much to van Gaal at Manchester …)dwinden
It’s an old MultiSite/Hide Backend specific bug which has been reported several times in the past in this forum.
Run the following search through Google and you should be able to find what you are looking for:
site:wordpress.org/support/ “ithemes security” lost password multisite hide bug fix
dwinden
I am experiencing similar behavior.
The All and Advanced links are definately incorrect in MultiSite as they point to:
http://www.domain.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=…
while they should be pointing to:
http://www.domain.com/wp-admin/network/admin.php?page=…
Oddly the http://www.domain.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=… links work for All and Advanced !
Except the View Logs button. It consistently reports:You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.
Which is to be expected in MultiSite based on the url (http://www.domain.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=itsec-logs).
I’m pretty sure your View Logs button also does not work in any MultiSite env.
Note as a workaround you can access the Logs page from the Security -> Logs menu option ! That link is correct for MultiSite.I’m still convinced my fix will solve this multisite issue when it occurs.
To be continued …
dwinden