Hi there @hasan_madin,
Welcome to the Community!
WordPress can be tricky to troubleshoot as each instance can be customized in so many ways. Could you please check our common issues document on this here: https://zapier.com/help/doc/common-problems-wordpress#403-forbidden-error
In addition to that document, I see internally in our notes that one user reached out to WordPress and found out that their ProfilePress plugin was automatically updated, and this caused the Zap to no longer be able to connect. Downgrading back to the previous version (4.3.1) fixed the connection.
Another ended up reaching out to their site hosting provider, Cloudways, who resolved as follows:
In Cloudflare, “Firewall > Bots > Configure Super Bot Fight Mode > Definitely automated” was set to Challenge, preventing the Zapier connection from succeeding. Changing this to “Allow” allowed the Zapier connection to succeed most of the time, but not all of the time.
Hopefully, this helps!
I am running into the same exact problem but on WP Engine.
Hi there @stanfelix,
I did some digging into our notes, and it seems like for at least one user, updating to the latest version of PHP resolved their 403 errors. Here’s a page about that: https://wordpress.org/support/update-php/
Another user had an issue with “MODSECURITY” (via PLesk). Their host migrated them and turned up “MODESECURITY” to full.
Hopefully, this helps!
Still i am not able to fixing this issue
@ken.a I am deactivated all my plugins and tried still it showing the same error
Hi @hasan_madin,
Could you please try following the troubleshooting steps mentioned in these help articles:
- Permalinks: https://help.zapier.com/hc/en-us/articles/8495969550989#error-expat-or-parsing-0-0
- Jetpack Protect: https://help.zapier.com/hc/en-us/articles/8495969550989#error-403-forbidden-0-3
If those still don’t work, could you please let me know these details so that I can add you to the open bug report regarding this issue?
- The list of installed plug-ins
- The hosting service
Please keep us posted!