soeezauto

Ok, found this out finally on the plugin settings.

Hold on with this, I seem to have found what the issue was. I will come back with a confirmation soon.

Thanks Stephen

It is doing some of the things that are supposed to do, but it still have issues with some functions inside that file.

Or maybe the issue is with javascript event handlers.

So, unfortunately my problems did not end up there. It still seems to have issues reading that .js file.

I have a javascript onclick() event attached to a navigation menu that I am incorporating into WP, that looks like:

<button id="ad_call" class="btn" onclick="is_signed()" > <i class="fa fa-car"></i> annoncez-le</button>

The is_signed() function is within the above file ( bpopup_16051.js ), but firebug gives me a reference error, not defined when I click on the button.

is_signed is :

function is_signed_account() {
    if (sess === 0) {
        $("#signin_button").click();
        $("#login .account_notice, .signup_link").show();
        $("#login_message").hide();
    } else {
        location.href = '/mon-compte';
    }
}

Thanks

Thanks Paulo

Ok, necessary but may be not so well disclosed.

I just tried that by adding the same domain,ie, soeezauto.ma/soeez-blog to both fields

Still, on the App Domains it will not accept it with the message that the App Domain should correspond to a few possibilities, including the site’s URL, which I believe it does.

Note that I am completely new to API’s generally and FB’s in particular.

I am not sure I should but I added the Facebook SDK code to WP’s body tag and tested it positively ( it is printing out the share buttons ).

Still it is not accepting the domain.

Thanks
Bernard

Hi

Thanks for your reply.

Ok, I’ve updated to latest Wordfence version and had all sorts of strange behavior after that.

I also added the php.ini file under public_html/wp and had the public_html/wp/.htaccess file include the command:

SetEnv PHPRC /home/soeezaut/public_html/wp/php.ini

After cleaning everything up, what seems to be left is the following:

– if I just click on the ‘click here to configure’ button and then ‘continue’ I will get the message that Wordfence is unable to make changes to .htaccess file, possibly due to lack of permissions.
As far as I know, I do not have any permissions set up anywhere else, so that should not be an issue.

– if I manually add the command on line 1 below to public_html/wp/php.ini, it will throw several notices and warnings starting with the one on line 2 below ( I do not know how to add a screenshot to show all errors, but I guess they all stem from this initial one):

1- auto_prepend_file = '/home/soeezaut/public_html/wp/wordfence-waf.php'

2 – Notice: Undefined variable: _SERVER in /home/soeezaut/public_html/wp/wp-content/plugins/wordfence/vendor/wordfence/wf-waf/src/lib/request.php on line 256

I find it odd that $_SERVER is not defined. I did take a quick look at the script in question, but I am not knowledgeable enough to ascertain what is going on.

Thanks

Bernard

Well, it is worse than I thought.

Now I am unable to modify anything on WP.

Getting the ‘not enough authorization’ or something.

I saw another thread with the same issue, but no solution so far.

Just to let you know that I placed the modified code on the script and things seem to be fine again.
Thanks

Thanks Chuck

I am not inclined to manually add an image to each post to accommodate the shortcomings of communication of plugins.

So, I will look for another solution.

Thanks anyway

Regards

Bernard