fjavier

I don’t have those contents anymore since at some point I had several items for different user levels being generated on that particular page. I did not realize until now that some of those items that I deleted were already removed for good from the trash. Therefore, removing the old shortcodes fixed the issue.

Thanks!

Thank you!

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Unfortunately that was not the case when I uninstalled the plugin; it has been more than 2 weeks already and the Must-Use item is still in the list. I can also confirm by finding it in the file directory. Any thoughts?

I have confirmed with GD, and by what was presented in the window, I think it seems correct. I thought I was in the wrong setting when the Continue button wasn’t available, and then I selected the Apache + mod setting, thinking, “Well, I managed other WP sites using Apache…” I hope I did not disturb anything by applying the optimization under the wrong setting.

So should it just be dismissed?

Hello there, thanks for your response. I’m done with all of the above… downloaded the htaccess backup file and proceeded to click on Continue. I was presented with a window prompting that the installation was successful and that the change would take effect in a few minutes. It is 2 hours now, and I’m still seeing the same “Optimizing the Wordfence Web Application Firewall…” prompt at the top of my wp-admin pages. Any thoughts?

I had tried clearing browser cache and site settings… For what you are telling me this is something that the plugin saves to memory? Besides flushing the site cache is there any way to reset or clear the plugin cache then? Thanks in advance.

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by fjavier. Reason: typos

Thank you! Indeed I see the differences. May I ask which one is the latest? If I like to buy the premium features, I’m going to assume it is safe to purchase from any of them?