benerwin

Thanks for your reply.
Everytime I have needed the server path for in a plugin, I have obtained it in PHP.
It’s a simple matter, unless I’m missing something.
$_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’] is your friend.

linux4me2,
I find it gallingly frustraiting that the javascript errors on the page you cited there doesn’t have fixes because the damn js errors it uses as examples are the ones I’m getting! Lame.
I need drag and drop back.

So, is it jquery 1.8.3 or is it the WP3.5 that is the problem?

Than you BeEnvy1 for solving that.
That block was on 1829, and on line 1839 there is a convenient /* comment start you can drag up to line 1828, save, and you’re done.

Blame is irrelevant.
An issue that affects a ton of people has been identified that locks people out of their admins.
Luckily for me, somehow, I refreshed and I was in my admin and I was able to deactivate W3TC which I’m not that vested in (yet)
Is it fixed, I don’t know? I’m going to wait for an explanation.

Especially because this has to do with caching and performance, a simple conditional flag forced a redirect with no way out other than hacking, this should be identified and fixed. full stop.

Half this thread has been unproductive due a peeing contest between a moderator and members. Let’s focus on a resolution.

says you esmi.
Whatever 14 sites you updated obviously don’t contain whatever plugin conflicts 3.4.1 has. There is no reason why anyone should have to worry about doing a routine update like this. I auto-updated to 3.4 without a problem, and every update before that.
Somebody obviously missed something in the logic of update.php or update-core.php (which I’m trying to hack to get around this) that has a conflict. No doubt, before the day is out, you’re going to have more people screaming about this. Best someone who know’s what they are talking about identify this before people fall into this hole.

This is seriously messed up. Not what I needed this morning.
Somebody PLEASE post a resolution to this ASAP, or patch this and put up 3.4.2 to unscrew this up before more people get locked out.