Austin Ginder

I forgot to mention, I’m using the cloud version on WP Engine.

Ah okay I figured out the issue was coming from another recent plugin update (Google Analytics by Yoast). Sorry for the mixup.

That works, thanks.

I maintain over 100 WordPress websites, all with Akismet activated. I likewise has seen a huge increase in missed spam comments over the last few days. It seems to affect a few select websites. I can’t figure out any commonalities between the affected websites. A few from this multisite, a few from that multisite. I have single WordPress installs and multisites on the same server, same IP address which remain unaffected.

Most of the times when I log into the website and manually do a ‘Check for Spam’ Akismet will properly move them into the spam section. Any ideas why it’s missing them in the first place? I’m running the WordPress 4.0, Akismet 3.0.2 and Jetpack 3.1.1 on all of my websites.

Temporarily I restored functionality to the media library by commenting out line 45 on file head.php.

// wp_enqueue_script('comprehensive-google-map-plugin', CGMP_PLUGIN_JS. '/cgmp.admin'.$minified.'.js', array('jquery', 'media', 'wp-ajax-response'), CGMP_VERSION, true);

This will break your ability to edit or update maps however current maps will continue to display fine on the front end. This works for me until the plugin has been fixed.

Same issue.

With that enabled the two Yoast plugins are still out of order: https://cloudup.com/cGOdp1KpynA.

Fully agree. One look at my admin menu and you’ll agree: https://cloudup.com/cWJkixz5vzT. Either put it next to your SEO plugin or move it back under the Tools or Settings.

I’m having the same problem with the following website: https://stroopies.net/. I’m using the Table Rate shipping as configured like so: https://cloudup.com/cVSMwUVcRi9.

WP e-Commerce 3.8.14.2
WordPress 3.9.2

I did not.

I was able to solve this problem by renaming the folder Twig to twig. Since most web servers are case sensitive, I’m going to say this a bug with the plugin.

Yep. That is correct. When I move my website to a new server the template says missing. Then it shows the old absolute path something like /var/www/webhost/cluster01/website/wp-content/themes/. This happens on this screen: https://note.io/17Gv6Ue.

I started a thread on the BackWPup presales forum for backing up subsites on multisite. https://marketpress.com/support/topic/multisite-features/

Here is the error:

Warning: require_once(cache/Google_Cache.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /var/www/vhosts/[removed]/wp-content/plugins/google-analyticator/google-api-php-client/src/Google_Client.php on line 57 Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required ‘cache/Google_Cache.php’ (include_path=’/var/www/vhosts/[removed]/wp-content/plugins/google-analyticator/google-api-php-client/src:.:’) in /var/www/vhosts/dv202.anchordev.com/dv202.anchordev.com/wp-content/plugins/google-analyticator/google-api-php-client/src/Google_Client.php on line 57

I was able to figure out my issue after seeing the error. I use git to deploy from my development server to my production server. In my .gitignore files I’m ignoring all /cache folders. After removed “/cache” from my .gitignore I was able to get it working.

I had the same problem. I ended up getting it to work doing something messy like this:

if($_POST["checkbox"] == "on") {
	$checkbox = "on";
  } else {
	$checkbox = "off";
  }
  update_post_meta($post->ID, "checkbox", $checkbox);