Link Whisper Free plugin version is 0.6.4.

So I’m basically deleting the old content in the post and replacing it with the same, but in blocks. When I save it and use the ‘preview’ button, it shows the new design perfectly. But when I visit the public version of the post, it keeps showing the old version.

Is this some kind of cache issue, or am I forgetting something?

Thank you!

If you go to the section on Nullification, you will see two posts only. The first one updated just fine. The second one, https://www.cnht.org/news/2013/03/13/house-passes-hb-399/ has no links or pics and refuses to update, giving me a server timeout. (You can see the rendering issue still is there)

THE STRANGEST THING IS I even tried copy pasting it into a brand new post with the backdate, and that won’t post either! Is there something in the text that won’t let me add it?

I have no other problem with any other post. This is a very bizarre situation and I’m having the server people look into it and will post back with any information I get, as I noticed there was another question about the same thing that went unanswered from before, but the replies were closed.

Thanks.

here is my code:

public function cmb2_render_date_select_field_callback( $field, $value, $object_id, $object_type, $field_type ) {

        // make sure we specify each part of the value we need.
        $value = wp_parse_args( $value, array(
            'day'           => '',
            'month'         => '',
            'year'          => '',
            'datetimestamp' => '',
        ) );

        ?>
        <div class="alignleft">
            <?php echo $field_type->select( array(
                'name'    => $field_type->_name( '[day]' ),
                'id'      => $field_type->_id( '_day' ),
                'options' => self::cmb2_get_day_options( $value['day'] ),
                'desc'    => '',
                'class'   => 'form-control',
            ) );
            ?>
        </div>
        <div class="alignleft">
            <?php echo $field_type->select( array(
                'name'    => $field_type->_name( '[month]' ),
                'id'      => $field_type->_id( '_month' ),
                'options' => self::cmb2_get_month_options( $value['month'] ),
                'desc'    => '',
                'class'   => 'form-control',
            ) );

            ?>
        </div>
        <div class="alignleft">
            <?php echo $field_type->select( array(
                'name'    => $field_type->_name( '[year]' ),
                'id'      => $field_type->_id( '_year' ),
                'options' => self::cmb2_get_year_options( $value['year'] ),
                'desc'    => '',
                'class'   => 'form-control',
            ) );
            ?>
        </div>
        <div class="alignleft hidden">
            <?php echo $field_type->input( array(
                'name'  => $field_type->_name( '[datetimestamp]' ),
                'id'    => $field_type->_id( '_datetimestamp' ),
                'value' => strtotime( $value['day'] . '-' . $value['month'] . '-' . $value['year'] ),
                'type'  => 'hidden',
            ) ); ?>
        </div>

        <div class="alignleft">
            <input type="hidden">
        </div>
        <br class="clear">
        <?php
        echo $field_type->_desc( true );

    }

public function cmb2_sanitize_date_select_field_callback( $override_value, $value, $object_id, $field_args ) {
        if ( empty( $field_args['wp_date_end_datetimestamp'] ) && ( isset( $value['day'] ) && isset( $value['month'] ) && isset( $value['year'] ) ) ) {
            $datetimestamp = strtotime( $value['day'] . '-' . $value['month'] . '-' . $value['year'] );
            update_post_meta( $object_id, 'wp_date_end_datetimestamp', $datetimestamp );
        }
        return $value;
    }

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It gives me a 404 page whenever I update it/schedule it?

It’s so weird. Right now, I find myself just making small changes and saving them all the time. Is there a way I can fix this?

I downloaded CSV importer but was having issue in that it was creating new posts for every one of my uploads, when what I wanted it to do was to update existing posts that were already uploaded on the system.

I recently updated the CSV importer as per the instructions in this thread https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-csv-importer-overwrite-posts?replies=9

However when i upload the plugin, I get the following error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘=>’ (T_DOUBLE_ARROW) in /home/rocomag/public_html/wp-content/plugins/csv-importer/csv_importer.php on line 255

Does any know the cause of this and can you offer any soloutions? I checked the instructions and I followed them as they were described.

Also, if you have any other suggestions about the original problem, which is that I need to upload new meta data to 100’s of my existing posts and pages. I was hoping for some kind of uploader that would help me achieve this without spending too much time on it.

This is really strange and annoying. I’ve also attempted to change the htaccess to turn off mod_security, but with no results.

Anyone know what else I can do? I do need to fix those pages.