Martin Greenwood

It’s part of a plug-in we built and ship with our theses. There are about 30 or so widgets and regardless of which one we use they all refuse to save data. The widgets save to the page but non of the content in any of the meta fields save.

We have to completely clear the browser cache of any site data and save again. Then when you update it doesn’t update the content until the cache and site data is cleared again.

This is only happening on 2.15.1 and greater

Sorry about the late reply but sure here you go…

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Hi,

Yes, it persists with any version above 2.15.0

Have you tried this?

Log into your server or use your FTP.

Open public_html folder.

Now create a file with a name php.ini

Place the following code inside the file:
upload_tmp_dir= your/path/to/public_html/temp/

Save the file.

Create a temp folder at the same location, i.e. inside public_html.

If the issue is not resolved, I strongly recommend you to contact your hosting provider as this is a server configuration problem

It’s in the wp-config.php file. which is located in the root of your WordPress installation.

You will need to open it using a FTP Programme or through your file editor on your website hosing account.

If you don’t have access to this, contact your hosting company and ask them to check your WordPress folder permissions.

Have you go this in your wp-config file?

define('WP_TEMP_DIR', dirname(__FILE__) . '/wp-content/temp/');

If not, paste this code to the file just before the line that says ‘That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging’

If this doesn’t, then check the directory permissions for your wp-content folder and make sure it is writeable by the server – it should be 755

I think you may need to change $files = glob("images/*.*"); to point to the WP Content Directory. Try this:

$files = glob(WP_CONTENT_DIR . "images/*.*");

You could add the following to your CSS a quick fix:

.container.main_title {
display:nooe;
}

Try changing

<input type="checkbox" name="cabtv_send_notification" value="true" <?php if ($checked) echo 'checked'; ?>></input>

to this

<input type="checkbox" name="cabtv_send_notification" value="true" <?php if ($checked):?>checked<?php endif; ?>; ?>></input>

You could log into the database via the PHPMYADMIN tool on hostgator, and edit the wp_users database to change the registered email to your new one. Failing that edit wp_options and change the contents of admin_email to your new one.

If you cannot do that delete the WordPress files and folders using a FTP, then remove the database using the control panel in hostgator and reinstall.

From what I can tell, the ones that are left aligned are galleries and not individual images

Try adding this to your CSS

.wp-block-gallery .blocks-gallery-caption {
    text-align: center;
}