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Security Safe · support · 2018-05-28T17:21:00+00:00

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frosinone resolved
Could be possible to give me the code that I must add into the functions.php in order to avoid the copy paste ( right click,etc) ? I am using a combination of security plugins and unfortunately your plugin seems to cause a conflict with them 🙁 Kind regards ! The plugin uses jQuery to accomplish that. You’ll find the script in the /js/pdrc.js file. You will either have to copy and past that code into your own Javascript file or place it directly in your theme wrapped by the <script></script> tags. If the script does not work, then it may be due to the dependency of jQuery not being loaded before the script executes. If you include the script directly into your theme, then you will be unable to toggle it on/off conveniently within the admin UI, which is the whole purpose of the Security Safe plugin (convenience). Which security plugins does Security Safe conflict with and in what way? It would be helpful to have that information so that those conflicts can be fixed quickly. Thank you. @frosinone , Could you please provide additional details as to how the Security Safe plugin is “conflicting” with other security plugins? Also, could you provide the names of the plugins that it is conflicting with? We would like to correct any discovered bugs to further improve the plugin for all current users. NOTE: It is not recommended to have multiple security plugins installed on a site as they will be attempting to perform a lot similar tasks. Multiple security plugins causes more confusion than anything when managing the site. Regardless of that recommendation, features should not be conflicting with another plugin’s features if they are not enabled in the settings of the plugin. Thank you, Support Team

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Sovereign Stack, LLC 2018-05-28T19:46:00+00:00

The plugin uses jQuery to accomplish that. You’ll find the script in the /js/pdrc.js file. You will either have to copy and past that code into your own Javascript file or place it directly in your theme wrapped by the <script></script> tags. If the script does not work, then it may be due to the dependency of jQuery not being loaded before the script executes. If you include the script directly into your theme, then you will be unable to toggle it on/off conveniently within the admin UI, which is the whole purpose of the Security Safe plugin (convenience). Which security plugins does Security Safe conflict with and in what way? It would be helpful to have that information so that those conflicts can be fixed quickly. Thank you.

Sovereign Stack, LLC 2018-06-01T17:11:00+00:00

@frosinone , Could you please provide additional details as to how the Security Safe plugin is “conflicting” with other security plugins? Also, could you provide the names of the plugins that it is conflicting with? We would like to correct any discovered bugs to further improve the plugin for all current users. NOTE: It is not recommended to have multiple security plugins installed on a site as they will be attempting to perform a lot similar tasks. Multiple security plugins causes more confusion than anything when managing the site. Regardless of that recommendation, features should not be conflicting with another plugin’s features if they are not enabled in the settings of the plugin. Thank you, Support Team