kayceedub
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Hi! I came across the same problem on my site, also hosted on WPEngine. I chatted with their support and they confirmed it is a caching issue with the server. They were able to add an exception for the url of the gated content and cookie name, which solved the problem for me.
To note: Turning object caching off in the WPEngine User Portal does not fix it. There was something else they needed to do on their end. Unfortunately, I did not get the exact details so I cannot be more specific.
Just wanted to put this in here in case others run into the same issue.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Iptanus File Upload] Can't upload from dynamically created shortcodeUser error! 🙂
Thanks for getting back to me. My site had htaccess password protection on, which caused a permission error.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Iptanus File Upload] Can't upload from dynamically created shortcodeI’m running into the same issue where I am using do_shortcode to add the upload form and was curious about the resolution, if any. Can you please advise?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Smallerik File Browser] Protect filesAlso, I just noticed — in the config for Smallerik, you can actually set the path for where the files are located to outside the web root:
Setting the default path outside of the web root altogether increases security as the files will not be reachable using a web browser outside the scope of this plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Smallerik File Browser] Protect filesIf you have access to your apache config, you can add a “deny from all” directive to prevent http access directly to the folder. So it would look something like this:
<Directory /var/www/yoursite.com/htdocs/wp-file-browser-top> deny from all </Directory>You should also be able to do this in .htaccess.
I ran into that same problem and found a partial fix in the settings section > email messages. There’s an event name field there. What you put in there replaces the “Event Name” part of the text in PayPal but it still reads “Registration”.