Brent

Thanks Smartcat,

Any update on this fix?

Appreciate it!

Also seeing this issue after latest update… might be forced to revert to older version

Thanks Michael,

I ended up doing just this, writing a query (using mainly borrowed code), and updating that way. I will try and remember to share it here so that others might be able to benefit from it.

thanks

It looks like this feature has been finished but is not yet available in the plugin. For now I just manually copied the code from github and edited the plugin, but it is working now Brian.

Just wanted to post my follow up in case anyone else is in a similar situation. I had a blog running Thesis 1.8.2 experiencing these 500 errors after upgrade to WordPress 4.0

I was, in fact, able to make this fix to the comments.php file, without upgrading to Thesis 1.8.5 , it does work ok, and solved my issue.

Does anyone know if this fix can be applied with a version of thesis prior to 1.8.5 ? Specifically 1.8.2 ?

I am wondering if I can simply apply this fix to the comments.php file without upgrading as I no longer have my Thesis subscription.

I guess I can just backup everything and give it a shot, but was wondering if anyone knew for sure.

Hello,

Just wondering if this was found to be a bug/issue?

Thanks Gerroald,

Basically if I’m monitoring the lockouts table, I see a brute force entry added as soon as live writer tries to publish. This was not happening before, and live writer had no issues publishing with brute force protection turned on.

thanks!

I can confirm I am seeing the same exact behavior. Would like to know if this is a known issue?

Unless version 3.2.5 doesn’t submit to Ask.com I would expect you get an error on your 3.2.5. sites as well…

If you go into settings > XML-Sitemap, look for “If you encounter any problems with the build process you can use the debug function to get more information.” Try debugging this, it will spit out a long debug text message, and take a look to see if that tells you anything more, look for the word “error” anywhere, or you could try pasting it here, and I can try to help you out further.

Hopefully we can get you up and running with this plugin, it’s very handy.

If you’re able to build the sitemap manually but can’t build it automatically, it could be this issue: https://www.kruegerwebdesign.com/blog/google-xml-sitemaps-wordpress-plugin-there-was-a-problem-writing-your-sitemap-file-make-sure-the-file-exists-and-is-writable-solved/

You have to basically remove that chunk of code for submitting to ask.com.

https://www.kruegerwebdesign.com/blog/google-xml-sitemaps-wordpress-plugin-there-was-a-problem-writing-your-sitemap-file-make-sure-the-file-exists-and-is-writable-solved/

Ask.com no longer accepts sitemaps https://www.ask.com/answers/264341/how-to-submit-sitemap-to-ask-com-when-can-i-get-a-confirmation-that-my-sitemap-is-being-accepted-by-ask-com