armandl

That makes sense, thanks for looking into it!

Ah, that makes sense.

Does this help?

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Hello,

Unfortunately I can’t give any access. The site is protected by LDAP and I don’t have the ability to add any users.

Great, thank you. I have updated and it works again.

Thanks for following up. I am no longer using the plugin, however.

I am also having this issue.

Hello again,

Looks fixed now. Thanks!

Thank you, I figured the issue was with the other plugin but they don’t have good support like you. ??

I think I have the offending shortcode disabled now. Thanks for your help.

This is fixed after the update, thank you!

Alright, I have broken links showing up again and got error logging set up. This is what I’m getting in the error log:

Dec-2014 12:25:41 America/Denver] PHP Notice: Use of undefined constant ENT_HTML401 – assumed ‘ENT_HTML401’ in /data/web/htdocs/burstaff-dev/wp-content/plugins/broken-link-checker/includes/admin/links-page-js.php on line 797

Deactivating all other plugins didn’t make a difference in the behavior on the Broken Links page. I reinstalled and am waiting now for the links to be scanned.

Should I deactivate the plugin, delete the files, and re-install?

Hm, it worked not too long ago and I am using the English version. I just went back and also saw this message listed on the console:

Failed to load resource: net::ERR_CACHE_MISS

This wasn’t there before when I looked. I don’t see any PHP erros.

Thanks for your help.

I’ve done that and this is the message that appears:

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token ILLEGAL
tools.php?page=view-broken-links:1284

which leads to:

$('#blc-delete-filter').click(function(){
var message = '<br />

Should it read:
var message = '<br />'

Hello,

Thanks for the update and checking back in. I just installed the update and re-activated the plugin, but I am getting the same no-results-found message when searching. I deactivated all other plugins and the problem persists when CoursePress is the only active plugin. Once I deactivate CoursePress again, the search works. I am using the twenty twelve theme.

Thanks,
Larissa