When looking on the “events” page generated by MEC, it references the next event under a heading of “Past Events”, and in “list view” mode, the next entry, “view details” button doesn’t do anything when clicked.
When I change from “List” to “Daily” view – I can then click on the next event (26th Feb) and it will show the full details.
Couple of questions:
1) Why is the page title shown as “Past Events” when it’s actually showing the next available event and all upcoming events?
2) Why is it not possible to click on the “View Details” button on the next upcoming event?
Cheers
Kev
I am starting a new site, and have installed and activated the WP RSS Feed Retriever plugin.
The instruction video indicates that, to add a new feed to a page using Gutenberg, to click “View Details” for an example shortcode, copy that shortcode, and paste into a page.
On my site (hosted at Siteground) – when I click View Details, the details area is blank. This happens on all of my Siteground sites. I don’t think it’s a bug in this plugin, but something odd happening at Siteground.
I would still like to try the instructions from the video, so I want to find the shortcode so I can copy it.
Question: Is there another location, maybe on the main website, where I can copy the shortcode?
Your help is much appreciated.
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]]>I updated my Quick Mail plugin to version 2.0.5 yesterday.
Changelog on WP Plugin Page and trac are correct.
Why do I see the previous version of readme.txt from “View Details” on a site?
Example:
Is this a WP bug?
Thank you,
Mitchell
I fixed it by coding the following in our .htaccess:
Header always set X-Frame-Options SAMEORIGIN
That works perfectly; content appears in plugin details frame fine now. As I said before, this used to work, so that means that at some point in the recent past, somebody at our ISP set it to DENY in the server config (probably httpd.cnf), which I could not have done because I don’t have access to the root. So it had to be their side.
My guess is that the change was made during our last wave of tweaks that needed to be made to get our site to pass a PCI scan, but I’m only guessing. I have read about a risk called clickjacking, which is a vulnerability if X-Frame-Options isn’t restricted. I know DENY would handle the clickjacking threat but I’m not sure of SAMEORIGIN. Depending on what the PCI scan looks for, I suspect that my change might break PCI compliance and will be a problem when the next scan happens. Between now and then, I want to localize the impact of the change to WordPress admin since that’s where I need it, not with my actual live site, since I don’t use frames in any of our content.
Anyway, WordPress should be changed to stop using frames for View Details and to find a method of displaying the view that doesn’t break PCI compliance for sites that need it.
For anyone out there who has experienced this problem, you now know what to do about it.
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Has anyone else seen this and can you offer any advice and/or a resolution???
I am having an error display when clicking on the “View details” link for plugins. The view details link is underneath the description of the plugin after the version number information.
Relevant page: /wp-admin/plugins.php.
The error, as below, displays at the top of the modal window:
Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$slug in /wp-admin/includes/class-wp-plugin-install-list-table.php on line 52
The error occours for each plugin that has a “View details” link.
In the HTML the error appears as below:
<body id=”plugin-information” class=”wp-admin wp-core-ui js iframe plugin-install-php locale-en-gb sticky-menu auto-fold”>Notice: Undefined property: stdClass::$slug in /hsphere/local/home/nestawayboats/nestawayboats.com/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-plugin-install-list-table.php on line 52
Content of class-wp-plugin-install-list-table.php around line 52
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34 /**
35 * Return a list of slugs of installed plugins, if known.
36 *
37 * Uses the transient data from the updates API to determine the slugs of
38 * known installed plugins. This might be better elsewhere, perhaps even
39 * within get_plugins().
40 *
41 * @since 4.0.0
42 * @access protected
43 *
44 * @return array
45 */
46 protected function get_installed_plugin_slugs() {
47 $slugs = array();
48
49 $plugin_info = get_site_transient( ‘update_plugins’ );
50 if ( isset( $plugin_info->no_update ) ) {
51 foreach ( $plugin_info->no_update as $plugin ) {
52 $slugs[] = $plugin->slug;
53 }
54 }
55
56 if ( isset( $plugin_info->response ) ) {
57 foreach ( $plugin_info->response as $plugin ) {
58 $slugs[] = $plugin->slug;
59 }
60 }
61
62 return $slugs;
63 }
64
SYSTEM INFO
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Server software Apache
PHP version 5.4.34
MySQL version 5.6.26-cll-lve
WordPress version 4.4.2
Parent theme version 3.1.1
Theme version 1.0
Configuration
Name Value
PHP max. execution time 120s
PHP memory limit 256MB
WordPress memory limit 40MB
TROUBLE SHOOTING:
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I have deleted and manually reuploaded both the wp-admin and wp-includes folders and the wordpress root folder.
Cleared browser cache.
deleted and reuploaded theme files.
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