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  • Like usual, after hours of tinkering AND posting in a forum, I figure it out!! Minutes later too. haha

    In your FB Developers App
    Settings >> Security –

    YES – Client OAuth Login
    NO – App Secret Proof for Server API calls
    NO – Embedded browser OAuth Login
    NO – Require 2-factor reauthorization

    I had “App Secret Proof for Server API calls” and “Embedded browser OAuth Login” set to yes. Setting them to no fixed it….for me.

    Don’t for get to set Better WP to:
    Disable “Filter Suspicious Query Strings” option
    Disable “Reduce comment spam” option
    Disable “Prevent long URL strings” option
    http://www.nextendweb.com/social-connect-plugins-for-wordpress/

    I tried both suggestions above.

    And this….
    Better WP Security plugin limitations
    Disable “Filter Suspicious Query Strings” option
    Disable “Reduce comment spam” option
    Disable “Prevent long URL strings” option

    I even disabled Better WP Security completely.

    Any other ideas @nextendweb ?

    Thread Starter nickzee

    (@nickzee)

    I’m think that because I’m on Godaddy shared hosting, and DO NOT have wordpress installed in the “/html/” folder (root), that might be the issue.

    So is possible to have “/html/site3/” as a mulitsite?

    When I set up the account I used a “fake” domain as the primary so that I could have each site in it’s own folder.

    Thread Starter nickzee

    (@nickzee)

    Sorry for the delay guys, and thank you for the help.

    No, the css is not missing with the default 2014 theme. But the admin bar is and accessing the dashboard is “500 Internal Server Error”.

    No, I did not use the one-click multisite installer from Godaddy. I don’t even know if they have one.

    I have the following plugins active (Network Enabled.)

    Contact Form 7
    Smart Cleanup Tools
    WooCommerce
    WordPress Importer

    And these are installed but, not active:
    Better WP Security
    Ultimate Coming Soon Page
    Wordfence Security

    My wp-config looks this:

    /* Multisite */
    define(‘WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE’, true);

    define(‘MULTISITE’, true);
    define(‘SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL’, false);
    define(‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘site3.com’);
    define(‘PATH_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘/’);
    define(‘SITE_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, 1);
    define(‘BLOG_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, 1);

    Thank you!

    I was just 403 forbidden’d and this is how I regained access.

    1. Login to your Database. (Be careful in here. I’m not responsible for your errors.)
    2. Find “bwps_lockouts” table.
    3. Find the specific record with your IP address and Delete it. NOT the bwps_lockouts table!
    4. Find bwps_log table.
    5. Find the specific record(s) with your IP address and Delete it. NOT bwps_log!
    6. Get FTP access to the root .htaccess for you domain.
    7. Right click and change Permissions from 0444 to 0666 (if applicable)
    8. Open .htaccess in text editor.
    9. Find your IP address and change the first number. (ie; from 50 to 60) (Not sure if you can just delete the entire line)
    10. Save .htaccess
    11. Change permissions back to 0444
    12. Wait a few minutes for server to update.
    13. Try your website root domain.(www.example.com)
    14. If you can see it, you should be able to login.
    15. Once logged in, go to Better WP Security >> Ban Users
    16. Remove you IP address from “Ban Users” text field.
    17. Save Changes
    18. Go to Better WP Security >> Intrusion Detection and add your IP address to the 404 White List. Keep in mind, that your IP address could change and you might what to enter your Ip address neighborhood range. Or use wildcards (###.###.*.*)
    19. Save Changes

    With this method, you should have to rename the plugin.

    Let me know if you spot a flaw in list and I’ll edit it.

    @davidpmurphy that worked for me. Thank you!

    @bit51

    Is there anyway to leave “Remove write permissions from .htaccess and wp-config.php” on and allow W3TC to do it’s thing? Adding the exclusion didn’t allow it to write to wp-config.

    Thank you!

    nickzee

    (@nickzee)

    I’m sure the Dev (@Bit51 @chriswiegman) know by now. But if not, I’m sure they will soon. I dropped Chris a line on his site with a link to this thread.

    Thread Starter nickzee

    (@nickzee)

    Thank you Gentleman.

    I have been working on adding this over 2 hours. I copied and pasted James’s code like this,

    <?php
                    global $product;
                    $num = 0;
                    $merch = new WP_Query( array(
                    'posts_per_page' => 5,
                    'post_type'      => array( 'product' )
                    'meta_query' => array(
    array(
    'key' => '_visibility',
    'value' => array( 'catalog', 'visible' ),
    'compare' => 'IN'
    )
    )
    				) );

    But this returns an error,

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING, expecting ‘)’

    I’ve used syntax checkers and researched the meta_query array without any luck as to making this work. If any one has the time, I would appreciate further guidance.

    Thank you

    nickzee

    (@nickzee)

    Thanks @ulme! This worked for me. Just have to remember to change it each time WP updates.

    @bit51 Thank you for this great plugin! Do you approve of this method or is there a better way?

    Thank you again. (not sure if @ works here…)

    @richard
    This was left behind by ai1ec in the wp_options, wp_user_roles

    Please advise where to delete. ie after “s:16” or before “b:1”, etc

    b:1;s:16:"read_ai1ec_event";b:1;s:16:"edit_ai1ec_event";b:1;s:17:"edit_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:24:"edit_others_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:25:"edit_private_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:27:"edit_published_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:18:"delete_ai1ec_event";b:1;s:19:"delete_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:26:"delete_others_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:29:"delete_published_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:27:"delete_private_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:20:"publish_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:25:"read_private_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:24:"manage_events_categories";b:1;s:18:"manage_ai1ec_feeds";b:1;s:19:"switch_ai1ec_themes";b:1;s:20:"manage_ai1ec_options";b:1;s:18:
    
    b:1;s:16:"read_ai1ec_event";b:1;s:16:"edit_ai1ec_event";b:1;s:17:"edit_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:24:"edit_others_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:25:"edit_private_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:27:"edit_published_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:18:"delete_ai1ec_event";b:1;s:19:"delete_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:26:"delete_others_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:29:"delete_published_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:27:"delete_private_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:20:"publish_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:25:"read_private_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:24:"manage_events_categories";b:1;s:18:"manage_ai1ec_feeds";b:1;}}
    
    b:1;s:16:"read_ai1ec_event";b:1;s:16:"edit_ai1ec_event";b:1;s:17:"edit_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:24:"edit_others_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:25:"edit_private_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:27:"edit_published_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:18:"delete_ai1ec_event";b:1;s:19:"delete_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:26:"delete_others_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:29:"delete_published_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:27:"delete_private_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:20:"publish_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:25:"read_private_ai1ec_events";b:1;s:24:"manage_events_categories";b:1;s:18:"manage_ai1ec_feeds";b:1;}}

    @suzyoo

    Can you help us know how you fully removed the ai1ec database entries?

    Did you perform a search of a certain term or word?

    Thank you

    It would be great if this was built in. Instead of a separate plugin.

    Also, URL groups and category redirects.
    And, URL groups and category access restrictions (instead of per post).

    That’s my vote.

    Thank you!

    Thread Starter nickzee

    (@nickzee)

    @manush

    Thank you so much for that! That cures everything.

    It works like this (for me):

    Settings >> Peralinks >> “Common Settings” = Post name

    Settings >> Peralinks >> “Product permalink base’ = Default

    Any other “Product permalink base” option cause the cart 404 error for me. I prefer “Shop base with category”.

    Does anyone have the cure?

    @woothemes
    @mikejolley
    @jameskoster
    @coen Jacobs

    It works like this (for me):

    Settings >> Peralinks >> “Common Settings” = Post name

    Settings >> Peralinks >> “Product permalink base’ = Default

    Any other “Product permalink base” option cause the cart 404 error for me. I prefer “Shop base with category”.

    Does anyone have the cure?

    @woothemes
    @mikejolley
    @jameskoster
    @coen Jacobs

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