augiem

Thanks for the reply!

It was definitely not browser side. I had a client inform me of the problem so I went to check it out myself. They tried a slew of browsers on a number of different computers all with the same issue, so they called me.

However, reinstalling the plugin did work. The odd thing was, after reinstalling it, it reported its usual thank you for upgrading message. I would think if the plugin update happened correctly before it would have already flagged it as updated in the DB. It appears it did not.

Deleting and reinstalling the plugin manually solved it. There must be an issue with auto update then.

Hi,

I never solved the issue. My workaround was to manually upload the siteimages folder to S3. I could not get w3 to not rewrite those folders. Exclusion doesn’t work. Now whenever I add a file to uploads/siteimages via FTP, I have to manually sync it on S3.

3.8.1 doesn’t work either.

Okay, that makes sense. Well thanks for the reply!

I am not affiliated with the plugin, but I have used it. The error message basically tells you exactly what you need to do. Delete the /wp-content/advanced-cache.php file and your site will run again.

Thanks for the update, it works!

@bmghdz9k

Thanks for the tip on the filters! I was thinking I was going to have to something like that to catch the page title, but it seemed an ugly solution. I guess that’s the way its done. Thanks!

Unfortunately, I’ve already had to modify the plugin because I needed it to show the player widgets on the archive page instead of just in the podcast pages themselves and that was coded into the plugin to leave it out on the archive pages. (There also seems to be a bug detecting the WP version in the same area of code.)

Thanks for the reply!

I had looked at using that template, but it doesn’t contain the header which has the <title></title> tag in it. This is what I was referring to when I said Page Title, not the <h1></h1> field.

The only way I can think of modifying the title for this page would be to find where the header is being generated by the theme and add some code to do a special case for the podcasting page and override it, but that seems a little bad to me. I suppose I could also rewrite the header with a function, but again, seems messy just for one page on the site.

Can you tell me where in the code you set the <title> tag to Podcast? Its ugly but it would be easier for me to just go change that line. (Or if its in the database, I can change it there. I didn’t see it when I looked yesterday.)