Hey Kath,

Thank you for the inquiry.

Some of the items in the list above lack context and may be a bit vague, such as “Identify best database backend for [client] and help us implement.” However, it seems that many of the features and functionalities you are looking for will require a plugin or WordPress extension. For example, while membership and events platforms are not built into any WordPress themes, plugins such as MemberPress or The Events Calendar can be used to add these capabilities. Additionally, securing a WordPress installation does not depend on the theme itself but rather requires extensions like WordFence or Sucuri to minimize security threats, as well as continuous monitoring from developers. While these plugins can be used with any theme, they will require proper configuration, adjustments, and modifications.

Best regards,
Ismael

Hi,
Thank you for your patience, but the 2FA code doesn’t work and WordFence has locked me out, please disable WordFence and the 2FA so we can login and investigate.
Please note that our Mods are in different parts of the world and on different time zones, anyone of us should be able to login and assist, so disabling the WordFence and the 2FA would help.

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,
Thanks, I see this error: Refused to execute script from ‘‘ because its MIME type (‘text/html’) is not executable, and strict MIME type checking is enabled.
This is causing #1 & #3
When did this begin, after updating to PHP v8.1.8, or adding a plugin?
I have not seen this before but I don’t believe Enfold can cause this, I recommend starting by disabling all of your plugins, I’m thinking strict MIME type checking might be a setting in Wordfence, but it could be a different one.
My research seems to point to a server setting or .htaccess, but it’s vague, try asking your webhost if strict MIME type checking can be disabled

Best regards,
Mike

Hi,

We tried to login to the site again but got locked out by WordFence. Would you mind updating the theme again? The minimum height option works correctly on our end using version 5.4.1.

Best regards,
Ismael

Hi,
Thanks for the feedback, I didn’t see the script there. My first thought was to try downloading the mailerlite universal.js script and upload it to your site to solve the Cross-Origin Read Blocking (CORB), because if the file is called from your domain it should solve the issue, but your media library wouldn’t allow me to upload the universal.js script, so we would need to try with FTP access, if you can provide or if you can upload it with your cPanel file manager try adding a /js/ directory in your child theme and adding the universal.js script in it so the path is: /wp-content/themes/enfold-child/js/universal.js then use this URL in the script instead of static.mailerlite.com/js/universal.js I linked to the universal.js file below.

So since I couldn’t do this on your site I created a test page on my demo, but when I added the script to WPcode and copied the code block I didn’t get the Cross-Origin Read Blocking (CORB) error and the reCAPTCHA shows and the form works from the page and then gives the correct redirect to your /thank-you-2/ page. Please give it a try and see if you had a new sign up for the name “support” and email ” (Email address hidden if logged out) ”

I can’t explain why my Enfold demo doesn’t show the same error, perhaps a plugin like Wordfence Security or something else? Try disabling your plugins and see if your test page then works correctly, if not we can try adding the universal.js to your child theme as a workaround.

Best regards,
Mike

Hey woogie07,

Thank you for the inquiry.

The spam protection widget seems to be working correctly. Have you tried installing a security plugin such as Sucuri or WordFence? You can also try a different contact form plugin like Contact Form 7 and install additional security extensions. Please check the links below.

// https://wordpress.org/plugins/contact-form-7-honeypot/\
// https://wordpress.org/plugins/wpcf7-recaptcha/

Best regards,
Ismael

Hi,
Thanks for your patience, please check the wp-config.php file via FTP to see if you find the DISABLE_WP_CRON set to true, look for this:
define('DISABLE_WP_CRON', true);
If you do find this please change to false and then test your contact form again.
If you don’t find this then perhaps your Wordfence Security has disabled the cron, I’m not sure if this an option, if you can find the option try disabling the Wordfence Security plugin and test your contact form again.

Best regards,
Mike

Hey Lene,
Thanks for your patience, I have installed the WP logging plugin to see if WordPress was sending the autoresponder message and found that it was not, my guess is that the cron was not working so I tried looking for a plugin to check if the cron was working when your Wordfence blocked me from the site.
So try installing a cron checking plugin and see if the cron is working, also check if your server logs are showing any errors.
If not try disabling all of your plugins, including Wordfence, and try your contact form again and then check the WP logging plugin to see if WordPress was sending the autoresponder message, if none of this helps then leave all of your plugins disabled and let us know so we can investigate further.
I tested the autoresponder on my test site and it works correctly, so this is not an error in the element.

Best regards,
Mike

Hey Rob,

Thanks for contacting us!

I tried de-activating all active plugins except for Booking Calendar, WordFence and multilingual plugin however that did not help. I tried installing 5.1.2 and switching to one of the default themes but the issue is still there.

Could you please contact plugin authors regarding the issue?

Best regards,
Yigit

Hey Keith,

Thank you for the inquiry.

Have you tried installing a security plugin such as Sucuri or Wordfence? The plugin should help block the source of the unwanted emails and improve the overall security of the site.

// https://wordpress.org/plugins/sucuri-scanner/
// https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordfence/

If the issue persists, try to use different contact forms from plugins like Contact Form 7 or WPForms.

Best regards,
Ismael

Hey,

Login credentials are not working for me. I tried to login with them twice and got locked out by WordFence.

Could you please check login credentials once again?

Regards,
Yigit

Hey mebi,

Thank you for the inquiry.

The default contact form element have only two options for security, the default number captcha and the Google reCAPTCHA option. If you want to avoid using Google’s captcha widget, you may have to improve the site’s security in other ways such as installing a security plugin like Sucuri or Wordfence to monitor the site and block harmful traffic. You can also use a different contact form such as Contact Form 7 and install a honeypot plugin to add another layer of security to the contact form.

// https://wordpress.org/plugins/contact-form-7-honeypot/

Best regards,
Ismael