Newsomatic plugin not working

Hello,

First of all, thank you for your purchase.

Can you send me, please, temporary admin login credentials to your WordPress install, so I can check this issue out? Send it, please, to my email address: kisded@yahoo.com

Also, please send me your purchase code for the Newsomatic plugin in the email, so I can use it to activate the plugin on your site.

Regards, Szabi – CodeRevolution.

Hello,

I tried to log in to your site using the above credentials, but I was not able to do so, getting error that the username that I am using does not exist.

Please resend login credentials to my email kisded@yahoo.com

Regards.

Hello,

Thank you for the login info, it worked now. I checked your site and saw that the execution of the plugin returns a 403 error when run.

This is a hosting related issue, so, please contact your hosting provider’s support and ask them if they are blocking wp-ajax calls, as for you, they are returning the error code: 403.

Some tips for debugging (please send to server support):

1. Insufficient Permissions: Check the permissions of the file or endpoint you are trying to access with the AJAX call. Ensure that the necessary permissions are set to allow the server to execute the requested action. Make sure that the appropriate user roles or capabilities have the required permissions to access the AJAX endpoint.
2. Authentication or Authorization: If your AJAX request requires authentication or authorization, verify that you are providing the correct credentials or access tokens. Check if there are any authentication plugins or mechanisms in place that might be blocking access to the endpoint. Review the authentication and authorization logic within your WordPress code to ensure it is correctly handling user permissions.
3. IP or User-Agent Blocking: Some hosting providers or security plugins might have IP or User-Agent blocking mechanisms that prevent certain requests from being processed. Check if there are any IP or User-Agent blocking rules in effect that could be causing the 403 error. Whitelist the necessary IPs or User-Agents if required.
4. Security Plugins or Firewall: Similar to the previous case, security plugins or firewall rules can sometimes block AJAX requests. Review any security plugins or firewall settings to ensure they are not blocking the AJAX endpoint. Temporarily disable them for testing purposes and see if the 403 error persists.
5. CSRF Protection: WordPress includes built-in protection against Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks. If your AJAX request does not include the necessary CSRF token or fails to validate it correctly, it can result in a 403 error. Make sure you are properly including and validating the CSRF token in your AJAX requests.
6. Plugin or Theme Conflict: Conflicts between plugins or themes can also lead to 403 errors when making AJAX calls. Disable recently installed or updated plugins and switch to a default theme to see if the issue is resolved. Gradually reactivate your plugins or switch to your preferred theme to identify the conflicting component.

I hope this info will help.

Regards.

I am glad to hear that the issue is solved!

Regards.