marek

Thanks, re-authorizing the plugin did the trick.

Just an FYI: someone got in touch with me from your support team. It turned out to be an issue on FB side which by now has been resolved. So I’m all set. Thanks for the help.

An email has been sent to support at accesspressthemes dot com
Let me know if you need more info
Thanks

An email has been sent to [email protected]
Let me know if you need more info.
Thanks

Just an FYI, after updating to version 4.9.0.1 the chart no longer loads slowly or freezes in chrome.

When I click on index.php:467 it highlights:

var data = google.visualization.arrayToDataTable(gadash_mainchart);

As for different browser, from my reply above:

There are no issues when I use IE or Firefox. Firefox was initially slow when I logged in to my dashboard, but when I changed the date range few times it was working OK. It doesn’t work in Chrome.

So I can safely eliminate internet issues or plugin conflict or anything that could possibly be blocking ajax.

There were 2 other people I came across that have had the same or very similar problem

https://deconf.com/ask/question/ga-graph-error-in-javascript-console-typeerror-arraytodatatable/

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/dashboard-hangs-on-loading-todays-stats?replies=8#post-7453731

but no solution was posted in those threads.

Are you aware of any setting in Chrome like number of open connections or something like that, that I could play with to see if I could get rid of the error ?

Thanks

P.S. It tells me that the error is in /wp-admin/index.php:467

but when I open the file I don’t have line 467, I have 135 lines only.

Are you aware of any setting in Chrome like number of open connections or something like that, that I could play with to see if I could get rid of the error ?

Thanks

There are no issues when I use IE or Firefox. Firefox was initially slow when I logged in to my dashboard, but when I changed the date range few times it was working OK. It doesn’t work in Chrome.

So I can safely eliminate internet issues or plugin conflict or anything that could possibly be blocking ajax.

There were 2 other people I came across that have had the same or very similar problem

https://deconf.com/ask/question/ga-graph-error-in-javascript-console-typeerror-arraytodatatable/

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/dashboard-hangs-on-loading-todays-stats?replies=8#post-7453731

but no solution was posted in those threads.

I don’t think so, because if it was internet connection issue my wordpress would be loading slowly and freezing when updating or creating posts. Which is not the case.

When I google the error

Uncaught TypeError: google.visualization.arrayToDataTable is not a function

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21659671/typeerror-google-visualization-is-undefined

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23905637/uncaught-typeerror-cannot-read-property-arraytodatatable-of-undefined

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18479861/typeerror-google-visualization-arraytodatatable-is-not-a-function

No one ever mentions ‘internet connection’ but rather issues with coding.

@jan Dembowski, To begin with there is nothing to debug on my end because mraid is mobile rich media ads that run in mobile apps and has nothing to do with mobile web environment be it WP or anything else.For it to work mraid.js needs to be installed on a user mobile device, not on a website.
https://wiki.appnexus.com/display/sdk/MRAID+and+Mobile+Video+Tutorial
I was curious if anyone else has seen https://website.com/postname/mraid.js 404 not found and what possibly could cause it.

As for you deleting my previous reply, there was nothing uncivil in it except calling juggledad and Andrew’s replys pure nonsense because that’s what they are. Trying to apply one fit all solution without understanding what the problem is and potentially causing a damage.

Right now I wish I could disable you from posting in this thread because you have no idea what you’re talking about. Probably spamming the posts here left and right with your generic list of useless solution. If I followed any of them I’d probably destroy my website within a minute. And no it is not permalink issue.

Basically it is a 404 page not found, looks like this:

https://mywebsite.com/category/postname/mraid.js

https://mywebsite.com/postname/mraid.js

Disabling all plugins and switching to a different theme is out of the question.

mraid.js (Mobile Rich Media Ad Interface Definitions) is used for ads.The file is usually located on a mobile device, don’t know why it causing 404 on my website. My question is do I need to install it on WordPress too ?

Never mind, I figured it out, it had nothing to do with the plugin.

Thanks for the reply. Yes, on latest update they’ve added custom CSS to sharify which is probably causing the problem. The plugin works fine, and pages load fine too. Anyway, I ditched the plugin as it is unknown if google bots were able to see what I saw in live traffic view, that my visitors were ‘leaving’ my pages and ‘ending up’ on wp-content/plugins/sharify/sharify-style.php although the pages were showing correctly. Last thing I need is too lose my ranking because google might think that I use some kind of sneaky redirect.

Thanks a lot and great security plugin! I recommend it left and right. Without it I wouldn’t know what is going on the back end.

Cheers