Art Smith

You can ignore this. Even though it’s generating a notification, I guess it’s okay. I’ve managed to solve the problem of notifications getting into the admin pages html. ??

Looks like this plugin is abandoned.

Jeremy, I went ahead and setup a test site, confirmed that I can still recreate the issue, and then installed 4.3. The problem appears to be gone.

This looks like a complete rewrite of, well, the front end at least… I looked at the plugin folder and it appears totally reorganized, which adds to the thought that at least some portion of the plugin is rewritten. But regardless, I’m good with closing this issue. I will revalidate when 4.3 is released, and if I run into the problem again I will open a new case.

Thanks!

Art

Hey, Ryan, I obviously wasn’t clear. I have already done a plugin/theme conflict analysis. That’s how I reached the conclusion in my report of:

I have found that the following minimal configuration precipitates the issue on one of the sites:

Jetpack
W3 Total Cache
iThemes Builder Theme (I’m specifically using the City Church child theme)

Since then I realized W3 Total Cache was not a factor. This is a conflict between Jetpack and certain iThemes Builder Child Themes (I have on site that is using a Build Theme that is not having this issue).

So to be clear, Jetpack all by itself has no problem. Jetpack + some Builder themes is a broken situation right now.

@drprotocols: thanks for your comment, and that’s a good point. I can tell you that I have had limited luck getting my hosting company to dig into issues like this in the past, but I did also submit a ticket to my them as well. Hopefully they will be able to help identify the cause. It’s definitely a PHP dump and I’ve used the dumps to narrow down what script is running when it fails but without the debug symbolics it’s impossible to dig into… I’m expecting that they will have to compile up a version of PHP to get more information. It will be interesting to see if the Host support can identify the root cause.

I appreciate all the help!!!

Art

Well, I’ve just seen the issue happen with W3 Total Cache deactivated.

Well, I’ve just seen the issue happen with W3 Total Cache deactivated.

I’m having the same problem. I love this plugin, but it appears that WP 4.5 may have broken it.

I recovered my uploaded files code as this:

RewriteRule ^files/(..+) wp-includes/ms-files.php?file=$1 [L]

Fixed my problem right away. My settings are:

Directory where loaded: /wp-content/blogs.dir/[site]/[year]/[month]
URL to retrieve: /files/[year]/[month]

Hope that helps!

Art

Thanks, mzeecedric! saved my bacon!!!

I am having exactly this same problem.

It appears the problem is no longer occurring this morning. I would still be interested in an assessment of the cause.

Thanks!

Art

Update: the solution that I mentioned does not really solve the problem. After doing this on a site, the problem went away and then returned.

I’m wondering if this has anything to do with your maintenance tonight Mark.

For the moment, I am proceeding with my own maintenance and will get backups one way or another, but if I find that this problem is still occurring in the morning, I will have to shut off WordFence until this is resolved.

Thanks!

Art

I got this resolved by updating CSS using simply the following:

.audioplayer_container	{
      padding:0px !important;
      margin:0px !important;
}

You’ll notice that I did NOT use the ‘p’ tag reference. For some reason the p didn’t work right.

I hope that helps!

Art