liquidRock

Thanks @bcworkz

Yeah, I figured it would be complicated to sort the column this way, but not sure how else to accomplish it. I don’t know SQL at all. I’m wondering if there’s some way to append an incremental data-attribute using a counter and sort by that, although not sure if it’s possible to apply the sort once all the tables have been populated and that attribute created. idk. I might just have to wait until I can hire someone to do this properly.

As for the document icons, I don’t get errors from the core media folder images, I’m replacing them with custom images.

Here is the code I’m using.

add_filter( 'wp_mime_type_icon', function( $icon, $mime, $post_id )
{
    if( 'text/plain' === $mime && $post_id > 0 )
        $icon = get_template_directory_uri() . '/library/images/icons/txt.png';
	
    if( 'application/pdf' === $mime && $post_id > 0 )
        $icon = get_template_directory_uri() . '/library/images/icons/pdf.png';
	
    return $icon;
}, 10, 3 );

`

The above code works fine if you view the Media Library in grid mode. There are no errors and the custom images load for the documents. However, view in list mode, it throws errors, looks for the image in the core folder, and no image is loaded at all.

For some reason I can’t edit this post, but besides modifying the src for the images mentioned above (points 1 and 2), I would also like to add a class to them.

Yep, it’s checked now.

No problem. Thanks for being on top of this. much appreciated.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by liquidRock.

Here’s the output:

Array
(
    [opcache.enable] => 1
    [opcache.validate_timestamps] => 1
    [opcache_reset] => 1
)

Well, good news. ContactFormX still works 🙂

If anyone else is interested who uses WHM/Cpanel, search for “Firewall” in the sidebar and you’ll see “ConfigServer Security & Firewall”. Once there you can run a test with “Check Server Security” button for suggestions.

For this, scroll down and click “Firewall Configuration,” which gives you a GUI for all settings. Search for “SMTP_BLOCK”.

I used the following settings:

SMTP_BLOCK = On
SMTP_ALLOWLOCAL = Off
SMTP_REDIRECT = Off

After making these changes make sure to scroll aaaaaaall the way to the bottom and click the “Change” button, or nothing will be applied. Learned that the hard way. It’s easy to miss and the page is a mile long.

On may be 1 and Off may be 0 if you’re using SSH or something, but I used the GUI. My normal email still works (I have it setup as IMAP with SSL) and ContactFormX worked on my WordPress installs just fine and the email came through instantly.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by liquidRock.

Any update regarding this?

They said they installed mod_fcgid and changed the PHP handler to FCGI for PHP 7.4.

They also confirmed that they rebooted all systems even before I rebooted the entire server to make sure the changes took effect.

Also, my server is setup to use PHP 7.4 for everything. That’s the only version available regardless of the domain.