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Save changes in Footer (image page) not working

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Chevereto version
3.8.0

Description of the issue
Trying to remove ad scripts in Footer (image page) section but when i click save changes nothing happens and the scripts are still there, is there a fix for this without updating the version for the hosting script or can i somehow access this section via ssh ? if so then where in the script can i find it.
 
Upgrade to latest version, you will have to issue a manual upgrade since it seems that the one-click update system is broken in your install (probably due to source code tempering).
 
Hello i updated to latest version 3.10.5 but still have the same issue, when i try to remove ad code from Footer (image page) section and click save changes nothing happens and the scripts are still there, please help

edit: actually i just noticed my code guy just updated the sub domain of the site to latest version, and said he'd update the main site later so maybe thats the issue, will update this post if i still have issues after he has updated the main site too
 
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In that case you should try editing the database directly, chv_settings table. Most likely your server has mod_security or something like that.
 
So updating the main site as well as the sub domain isnt the problem? can you elaborate on your reply, my server is hosted by godaddy are you saying a setting in godaddy cpanel is preventing me editing the site and removing the ad code in Footer (image page) section?
 
Yes, most likely they detect script tags inside the textarea fields and alter the post parameters.
 
No, you don't.

f I tell you that you have an issue with mod_security is because I'm sure about it. Here, this happens when you send a post request at /dashboard:

upload_2017-10-24_15-21-1.png

Basically, there is a server filter that once detects something "unsafe" it just denies the request.

Add to the top of your .htaccess file:
Code: 
<ifModule mod_security.c>
SecFilterEngine Off
SecFilterScanPOST Off
</ifModule>
 
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