belgianwolfie

agreed @t-p

I have good news tho.
After (rough estimate) 8 hours of debugging in total I finally found and fixed the issue.

Go to your wp-posts table and do
SELECT * FROM wp_posts WHERE ID = ‘0’ AND post_type = ‘attachment’

If you get a result back , you’re in for a treat, cause you’ll be able to resolve the issue.
Delete the entries that have 0 as ID (I had 4).

Grid view should be operational now.

That said – I believe ID should be a primary unique key in wp_posts … no clue how the 0’s were forced in there (all 4 of them).
Guessing it would be ok to put primary key back on ID.

4 months later – this issue still pops up.
Just had my second website (both sites are unrelated) show the same behavior:
Grid view of media library not loading (list view works) and several (no title) – Logo “Images” in the list-view.

admin-ajax.php just keeps on reloading itself in grid view (already 180 entries in the Network console log now , and still going …)

update: The problem only occurs when I try to grid-watch ALL categories … when I select a specific category from the dropdown , the thumbs show up.

I did :
-Switch to the Twenty Seventeen theme
-Deactivate all of your plugins, no exceptions
-Clear your browser’s cache and cookies
-Re-login and visit the post editor and try to upload media

I also have no errors (check with debug -> true) on the 2 sites

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by belgianwolfie.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by belgianwolfie.

I have the exact same issue – clean install.

@lwall I’m not sure how you fixed this when you say : “After activating app engine plugin, the instructions said to give it a bucket, once I did that I was able to activate headway themes and maxbutton-pro.”

My error is the same as your original issue: once I activate the plugin I get the WSOD … so there’s no chance to “give it a bucket” as you say … or do you set the bucketname directly in the DB ?

UPDATE: I managed to a) create a bucket on my google cloud b) activate the plugin (and not having the site crash) c) entering the bucketname and saving the settings.

To obtain this, I disabled all other plugins first (I guess there are just some plugins that already try to tap into the settings of the Google App Engine plugin and hence crash the site)

Now I still need to (but not really) figure out why the default bucket is not working … I don’t seem to have a default bucket altho my cloud environment is recent (this week) so should have default bucket setup.

Just to add to this: I just got the double post issue too.

interesting post f022y and well-investigated.
subscribing.

I currently have 207 feeds being pulled in through your plugin,and hosting on an average performing (shared) server.

I obviously want to keep my site as up to date as possible – so I’m updating quite frequently.
The feeds are getting updated, but my site just gets semi-non-responsive when the updating is in progress – which seems normal.

For people that are pulling in hundreds of feeds- would it be a solution to combine all those feeds into one (or a couple) of feeds first through something like Yahoo pipes.

I have not really thought about implications , but would that lower the strain on cpu while updating ?
Like I said – the content of my site depends on those RSS feeds, so I would like to keep them as up to date as possible (currently updating every 20 minutes)

Thanks for the plugin and thanks for the support given here !

This solved it for me. (check my comments)

Found solution thanks to this thread.

I had this code in my header (put it there myself)

<?php
ini_set('zlib.output_compression', 'On');
ini_set('zlib.output_compression_level', '1');
?>

That doesnt talk well with W3C Total Cache plugin

exact same issue here. W3C Total Crash (sorry, couldn’t help it – not trying to bash the plugin , just wanted it to work so bad) , but it basically rendered my site useless.

running WP4.0

so disabling w3c plugin gets rid of that code ? (just wondering if you’re sure this is w3c total cache issue.

btw: that’s an awesome track ! (wisternoff/lane8/grant rmx) -> anjunadeep ftw

This question seems silly. Jquery can fix this just fine in 1 line.

$(".tax-check-0").insertAfter($('.cmf-check-0'));

put this in your functions.php:

function disqus_embed($disqus_shortname) {
    global $post;
    wp_enqueue_script('disqus_embed','https://'.$disqus_shortname.'.disqus.com/embed.js');
    echo '<div id="disqus_thread"></div>
    <script type="text/javascript">
        var disqus_shortname = "'.$disqus_shortname.'";
        var disqus_title = "'.$post->post_title.'";
        var disqus_url = "'.get_permalink($post->ID).'";
        var disqus_identifier = "'.$disqus_shortname.'-'.$post->ID.'";
    </script>';
}

and then this on the spot where you want to have disqus:

<?php disqus_embed('THE SHORTNAME OF YOUR DISQUS'); ?>

(credits go to this guy : https://ayudawordpress.com/disqus-en-wordpress-sin-necesidad-de-plugin/ I don’t speak Spanish :))

@jwheck
thanks for 1) solving the issue (I had the same issue)
thanks for 2) coming back here, posting and sharing your (working) solution.

above solution should (obviously) be added to facebook-comments-plugin/class-admin.php

email sent. thanks for your quick follow-up

I have the same issue with latest version of plugin installed (v 3.2.2)
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/public_html/mywebsite.com/wp-content/plugins/nmedia-mailchimp-widget/nm_mailchimp.php on line 329