Dustin L.
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Thanks. The solution we found was to disable HHVM in order to get the Wordfence firewall working. I doubt it is worth the performance tradeoff though. Will have to do some testing..
mountainguy2: Did you get this working with the Liqduiweb VPS? I’m having the same issue now. Do you know exactly what steps were taken to resolve this?
It was downloaded / updated from the WordPress repository. It’s also flagging 2.5.4 as infected now too. If I disable my virus scanner everything works as expected so I’ll go ahead and mark this as resolved.
Thank you.
Thanks for the response. I found the source of the problem. I’m working on a local server on a Windows 7 machine with BitDefender Internet Security 2016 as my virus/malware scanner. It was blocking a woocommerce asset:
The webpage at …/assets/js/admin/meta-boxes.min.js is identified as infected with malware. Virus name: Trojan.Script.652976. The webpage has been successfully blocked by Antimalware filter.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Walkthrough: Add a field to the registration pageThe benefit to having a username field is that it can be unqiue to each person that visits your site. If you are only using first and last name then you may run into a situation where 2 or more people with the same name are trying to register. Of course, the users could just alter their names for the sake of registering but this would probably be more confusing than just coming up with a unique username in the 1st place. It is quite easy to add first_name and last_name fields though using the method I described.
For what I was doing I didn’t have to alter wp_usermeta so I don’t have any experience with that.