senumista

I am thankfull for your reply. I will look into the possiblity of AJAX not having the access rights it needs. One thing I will mention, I cranked up another instance of WordPress…Fresh clean install using a different DB schema and different web root folder of course, and it has the same issue so I would assume you are correct in that it is likely a security issue. I supose it could also be a PHP issue. To start with I was running PHP 8.2 but I removed it and installed PHP 7.4 because of issues with ImageMagick. Going back to 7.4 fixed ImageMagick but didn’t help WP-Forms. I am the hosting provider. This is running on my Windows Server 2019 Data Center Edition in a Tier 1 Data Center. The only reason I am running this on Windows is the SmarterMail mail server that host my email system will only run on Windows because it is a .Net application. I will likely end up spinning up a Linux host for the website and use reverse proxy to expose it to the web. I only have 1 public IP address. I have learned this…With WordPress, if you step outside of Linux, help is hard to find.